In fact, it is not documented at all.
Sebastien
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There currently is a complete project.xml as part of
+1 for me.
there's just a little error with the organization end tag:
/organization/
Arnaud.
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Heritier
I'm agree with you Sébastien.
There's always a lack of documentations in maven.
Everybody is invited to help to write or enhance the doc.
This problem is not a Maven problem but more generally an opensource problem.
For example it was the same problem with Tomcat or Struts. At the beginning,
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I'd like to suggest a more visual way of documenting the project
descriptor.
Looks great.
Comments??
Some visual way of distinguishing the required elements from the
optional ones might be nice. My first thought was color, but since
the tags are links, that might
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Jim Crossley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 18/03/2004 01:57:22 PM:
How do I arrange my ?ar.bundle dependency properties in the pom so
that when I build the war subproject, the external jars are
packaged with the war, and when I build the ear subproject, they
are
Hi Eric
Almost. I want to log the screen output from my most important goals to
a file, and also have the output on screen. Shell redirection is not enough.
Thanks a lot.
Heiko
Eric Giguere wrote:
Hi there
I'm not sure if I miss the point but from what I understand, yes, you
can now log at
Gilles Dodinet wrote on Wednesday, March 17, 2004 8:14 PM:
Jörg Schaible wrote:
we use something like that to include external xml fragments :
!ENTITY inherited-dependencies SYSTEM
file:../mevenide-ui-eclipse/pom-fragments/inherited-dependenc
ies.xml
it works under xp and linux.
Thanks Jörg for this great documentation!!!
Jörn
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Gilles Dodinet wrote on Wednesday, March
On Thu, 2004-03-18 at 04:26, Bjrn Ola Smievoll wrote:
Seems not to be the license-plugin as the XML in license.xml is
correct, representing the form feed character as #12. The only thing
on line 59 of license.xml is #12;. Don't know where the #c that's
in the error comes from.
12 decimal is
Jörn Gebhardt wrote on Thursday, March 18, 2004 3:16 PM:
Thanks Jörg for this great documentation!!!
Hope you liked it. Just fixed some syntax errors ... seems there is always something
left g
Regards,
Jörg
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Snapshots are deployed to ibiblio and they are not removed.
Nothing is supposed to be removed from ibiblio and if someone went in
and did so they shouldn't have.
Interesting. While that problably works for ibiblio, where new additions
are manually deployed, it wouldn't work in a corporate
If you have a project.xml at the base level but never extend from it, it
should not restrict this use case...
-john
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Hello,
Is there a way to invoke the reactor without having a project.xml for the
top level directory. Basically can I just
John,
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If you have a project.xml at the base level but never extend from it, it
should not restrict this use case...
-john
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yeah...didn't read that closely enough. I'm still confused on what you
mean by 'convenience
I guess I'd go back to my original comment, and provide a bare-bones
project.xml at the base dir, just as a placeholder...then, that will
free you up to write a base-level maven.xml/project.properties to manage
the various builds via multiproject and/or straight reactor. Or am I
missing something?
snip/
Hope it helps...
Oh yes it helps thank you very much. I'll experiment with it and get back
to you if I have issues.
Thanks much,
Alex
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Jim Crossley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 18/03/2004 10:57:54 PM:
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I'd like to suggest a more visual way of documenting the project
descriptor.
Looks great.
Comments??
Some visual way of distinguishing the required elements from the
optional ones might be
Fixing that now.
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Heritier Arnaud [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 18/03/2004 07:26:05 PM:
+1 for me.
there's just a little error with the organization end tag:
/organization/
Arnaud.
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There's also the tag package/ duplicated 2 times.
Same thing for mailingLists/mailingList/unsubscribe.
dependencies/dependency/properties can be simplified
Arnaud.
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A few days ago there was a discussion concerning the ejb jar plugin and I mentioned I
had written
my own but had a problem loading the bcel dependency. I've since deleted the thread,
but I solved
the problem:
I specified the bcel dependency with the classloaderroot/classloader property.
Hope
Arnaud Heritier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 19/03/2004 08:39:31 AM:
There's also the tag package/ duplicated 2 times.
Fixed that.
Same thing for mailingLists/mailingList/unsubscribe.
? I can't see a duplication for mailingLists etc..
dependencies/dependency/properties can be simplified
Found the unsub duplicate. Thanks.
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Arnaud Heritier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 19/03/2004 08:39:31 AM:
There's also the tag package/ duplicated 2 times.
Same thing for mailingLists/mailingList/unsubscribe.
dependencies/dependency/properties can be
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Arnaud Heritier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 19/03/2004 08:39:31 AM:
There's also the
Ok. I replied too quickly :-)
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Found the unsub duplicate. Thanks.
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Jim Crossley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 18/03/2004 10:57:54 PM:
[...]
Some visual way of distinguishing the required elements from the
[...]
How about bold for required and strikethrough or italic for
deprecated?
I like it!
you might want to take a look also at the geronimo build structure.
I'm not sure what the maven experts think of it but I like it and find
it very convenient. It assumes a 2 level subproject structure
base
type1
module1
module2
type2
module3
module4
you can select
On Thu, 2004-03-18 at 22:45, Alex Karasulu wrote:
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you might want to take a look also at the geronimo build structure.
I'm not sure what the maven experts think of it but I like it and find
it very convenient. It
Hi,
I need to run the maven using JDK 1.4 but the compile the java files
using IBM Java compiler which is available in a location.
Regards,
Thiru
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Hi,
How can I generate Deploy and RMIC Code for IBM Websphere, I couldn't
find any plugins in maven.
Regards,
Thiru
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Hello,
I am trying to use maven. But there is a problem about SCM plugin.
I setup a CVS server with CVSNT, and create a repository: d:/cvs_folder
My source code exist in d:/cvs_folder/maventest/src/...
In project.xml, set repository:
repository
connectionscm|cvs|pserver|liuyk:[EMAIL
Is that with jikes?
http://maven.apache.org/reference/plugins/java/properties.html
Set maven.compile.executable
- Brett
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Hello,
I am trying to use maven. But there is a problem about SCM
I am not sure, it comes with IBM Websphere Studio. I set the value as
mentioned below but still I don't think it uses it. How do I find out
whether it uses the executable, in debug it doesn't show the javac
executeable
maven.compile.executable=D:/Program Files/IBM/WebSphere
Try surrounding with because of the space.
I though maven -X would show you the compiler?
- Brett
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Does sourceModification exclude classes or sources? Here for classes I mean .class.
In my experience, this element excludes the sources completely. Therefore these won't
never get compiled and included in the jar. If so, the example in the descriptor
documentation page could change.
Marco
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