Maven 1.0-RC2 (multiproject plugin v1.2)
The multiproject:site goals was failing with following error:
creation was not successful for an unknown reason
After much looking around, I found the problem. One of the project.xml
files was a missing tag in a project XML.
After adding the tag to
> -Original Message-
> From: Lester Ward [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> For this and a number of other reasons, our company created our own Maven
> repository on our company intranet. This allows us to control the
> repository
> ourselves and, since it is not public, put any jars we like on
David R Robison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Can Maven "fetch changed sources from a source repository" during a build?
David
You could definitely make Maven do this. However, if you are wanting to
use Maven with Anthill, you wouldn't want to do that.
The way Anthill works is to pull everything ou
> That appears to work, but is that what Maven expects me to do
> for each jar file?
The mail.jar (and a few others) are sort of special cases, as I understand
it, because Sun does not license them for redistribution. You have to
download it specifically from Sun and no one else is allowed to pos
Forgive me for asking what must be a very basic question. I've searched the
Maven site and scoured the archives for this list and haven't found an
answer.
I have a simple java project defined in an Ant file. The dependencies for
my current project are in jars in the ${basedir}/lib directory. I'
scm:update-project will fetch changed source from CVS. So I would imagine
you could put that into a build. We use Cruise Control here and we get
maven do do all the "heavy lifting". CC fetches one file (project.xml) and
checks the repository for changes; if it finds them maven updates the
projec
You can use the exec task or the java task it doesn't really matter. The
big problem is that the anthill app doesn't convert maven return codes into
a 0 or !0 so that's why you need to wrapper your call to maven. I know the
anthill pro version handles maven the same way so that wouldn't fix this
Can Maven "fetch changed sources from a source repository" during a build?
David
Erik Husby wrote:
David R Robison wrote:
I am new to Maven. Can anyone tell me how Maven compares to AntHill
OS and/or AntHill Pro?
Thanks,
David Robison
No relationship other than one can schedule Maven based buil
David R Robison wrote:
I am new to Maven. Can anyone tell me how Maven compares to AntHill OS
and/or AntHill Pro?
Thanks,
David Robison
No relationship other than one can schedule Maven based builds using
Anthill.
Maven is a build tool that extends the capabilities of Ant in new and
interesti
Alright, that answers the question wheter it would be worth purchasing
the Pro-version ;-)
Does using the java task actually give you more control over Maven than
just plainly using the exec task? What do you use the various return
codes for (I am also currently only looking for 0 or !0)?
I serious
http://gump.apache.org/
Have you looked at gump?
CNI wrote:
Hello,
As a beginner as well I have tried to use Anthill OS, though it lacks support for
calling
Maven goals directly (in the Open Source version). Instead I have written a little
build
script that executes Maven in an Ant task. Has
Even in the pro version you need to wrap the maven call with an ant target
since anthill pro doesn't look for the various maven return codes it only
looks for 1 or a 0 based on success or failure. I am using the java task
instead of the exec task.
-Scott
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From: CNI [
I am new to Maven. Can anyone tell me how Maven compares to AntHill OS
and/or AntHill Pro?
Thanks,
David Robison
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Hello,
As a beginner as well I have tried to use Anthill OS, though it lacks support for
calling
Maven goals directly (in the Open Source version). Instead I have written a little
build
script that executes Maven in an Ant task. Has anyone else utilised Anthill with
Maven before? Someone found
On Mon, 2004-04-05 at 10:15, Lester Ward wrote:
> My only real problem with this is that I want the daily build to happen
> whether it needs to or not
Out of curiosity, why? What's the point of tying up CPU cycles when you
know the build products are going to be the same?
--
Craig S. Cottingham
> I am a maven beginner. We use maven to build and manage our
> project. Right now we want to build a nightly build system
> that will automatically build, deploy, run all the tests of
> the project at least once a day.
> Can anyone give me some ideas for it?
I use CruiseControl for this (http
Hi
I am a maven beginner. We use maven to build and manage our project. Right
now we want to build a nightly build system that will automatically build,
deploy, run all the tests of the project at least once a day. Can anyone
give me some ideas for it? Are there any examples available which I can
Maczka Michal wrote:
I haven't been thinking about that but if somebody will find it useful I can
certainly do that.
I should not have any problems with creating zip plugin. It's bit more
difficult with war plugin
but doable. The idea is that when war plugins finds any dependency of type
"war" it
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday, April 05, 2004 3:10 PM
> To: Maven Users List
> Subject: Re: Using Maven on a very large integration project - how far
> can Maven go?
>
>
>
> That is really cool. Very useful. Are you going to p
That is really cool. Very useful. Are you going to push through the
zip plugin and war plugin changes?
> On Mon, 05 Apr 2004 12:15:40 +0200, Maczka Michal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>> -Original Message- From: Michael MATTOX
>> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, April 05, 2004
Hello,
I'd like to split a project into several sub-projects (basically a kernel and
different implementations for it, which depend on the kernel). The project
itself is already using Maven.
What I'd like to know is what is the best way to organize this:
- Correct build order
- Deploying JARs
Hi Marc,
Try:
maven.repo.remote=file:/repository/maven/
Points:
1. 4 slashes worked for me (2 slashes after the file protocol, and 2 slashes
before the server name)
2. if 's' drive doesn't work, enter its name and share folder specifically.
Also:
maven.mode.online=true
maven.repo.remote.enab
> -Original Message-
> From: Michael MATTOX [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday, April 05, 2004 11:59 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Maven Users List
> Subject: RE: Using Maven on a very large integration project - how far
> can Maven go?
>
>
> > I think your overall approch is on tar
> I think your overall approch is on target. One of the things I have found
> easier when deploying to containers is to have Tomcat as part of CVS.. It
> gives you a lot more control over what the Tomcat environment looks like,
> isn't too large, and reduces variables.
I agree in principle. The
Hi,
I am trying to build a maven-project that was created on Linux on a win-box.
Specifically I'm running into trouble with this entry
maven.repo.remote=file:/s/repository/maven/
On my win machine s is the remote drive.
I tried to access it using various notations like
maven.repo.remote=file:s:/r
Michael,
I think your overall approch is on target. One of the things I have found
easier when deploying to containers is to have Tomcat as part of CVS.. It
gives you a lot more control over what the Tomcat environment looks like,
isn't too large, and reduces variables.
Also, as far as the merg
Hi!
Do you mean project.properties??
I don't think that there is complete reference..
Everybody can make new plugin to maven, and it would be quite hard to
maintain that kind reference.
Try googlen like "maven site plugin properties".
Artsi
On Mon, 2004-04-05 at 12:34, Marc Lustig wrote:
> Hi, I
Hi, I browsed the Maven Homepage but couldn't find a doc with complete
reference for build.properties.
Where can I find it?
Regards
Marc
Geoffrey,
You need to call the ant rmic task. I simply added the following to
maven.xml, so the rmic is performed after each java compile.
HTH,
Al.
Digital Union UK
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