RE: timezone working?

I may have missed the context for this? Do you want the last build date to show the correct timestamp regardless of time zone? This _should_ work with maven.xdoc.date.format=dd MMM HH:mm:ss z (The js works as in the examples below, I didn't test/modify my jsl though) Such as.. Last pub

RE: Questions about using ClearCase with Maven

I had posed the same question on the scm user list [EMAIL PROTECTED], so I'm happy to pass along the response. [Tim Reilly wrote] > > I've just join this list (sorry I'm not sure where to find the > archives if > > available, so may be a repeat questions.) > > I'd like to use maven and with Clearc

Re: Questions about using ClearCase with Maven

On Saturday 15 May 2004 02:31, Paterline, David L. wrote: > Hi - > > Our organization is just beginning to use Maven for software project > management, and we have our code set stored in ClearCase. Poor souls. I weep for you guys... I hope they haven't stuffed the UCM down your throats as well.

RE: Questions about using ClearCase with Maven

Our organization is thinking to use maven integrated with Clear Case too. We have already searched some things on subject, and we think that the better way to do a plugin is to use the optional tasks of ant. Ant have optional tasks for clear case, just using this task is possible to do a plugi

Questions about using ClearCase with Maven

Hi - Our organization is just beginning to use Maven for software project management, and we have our code set stored in ClearCase. We are interested in using ClearCase as the SCM system instead of CVS. I've found some vague references to a ClearCase plugin, but no real clear instructions on how t

site:deploy with ftp problem

Hi, Recently I have changed maven 1.0-rc2 to rc3-snapshot. Some problens are happening since then, the sending of the project site with the goal site:deploy don't works, it seens that the tag

searching the mailing list archive

Hi all, has anyone else experienced that the mailing list archive does not show any results [1] from messages posted between august last year up to now? Sorry, for the dump question, but has anyone a clever strategy to search for messages posted in that time frame? Thanks, Dominik [1]http://nago

Re: mysterious maven.src.dir

On Fri, 2004-05-14 at 10:00, Hubert BEHAGHEL wrote: > Eric Pugh wrote: > > >By default, maven expects all source to be in {basedir}/src. > > > Thanks Eric, but so, what is the difference between maven.src.dir and > pom.build.sourceDirectory ? When should we use what ? You should use pom.build.so

Re: mysterious maven.src.dir

Eric Pugh wrote: By default, maven expects all source to be in {basedir}/src. Thanks Eric, but so, what is the difference between maven.src.dir and pom.build.sourceDirectory ? When should we use what ? -- Hubert BEHAGHEL

Re: Problem with Multiproject, SNAPSHOTS, local and site repositories

Make sure that your local time is not ahead of your upstream repository time. See http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MAVEN-1188 for a more detailed explanation Erik Husby wrote: I've recently ran into a problem with Multiproject, SNAPSHOTS and my local repository I've got a site repository host

RE: POM Parser

On Fri, 2004-05-14 at 07:22, Maczka Michal wrote: > The code you are refering to is a part of maven2 code base. > It hasn't yet even reached alpha stage and it is not ready for public > consumption > (everyday there are some changes in the api). > > What you are trying to do (perstist POMs in the

RE: mysterious maven.src.dir

By default, maven expects all source to be in {basedir}/src.. However, if you project is different, say {basedir}/source, then in your project.properties set maven.src.dir=source and it'll work. Eric > -Original Message- > From: Hubert BEHAGHEL [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Friday, M

Re: POM Parser

This is the one that maven itself uses: http://maven.apache.org/xref/org/apache/maven/MavenUtils.html#106 On Fri, 14 May 2004 13:37:01 +0200, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Thanks for the quick answer, Michal. In reality I just wanted to use the same parser as it is used now by the rc2, I have the

RE: POM Parser

Thanks for the quick answer, Michal. In reality I just wanted to use the same parser as it is used now by the rc2, I have the impression that this done using a sax approach, but I am not sure which one is the class you are using in the current maven module. in particular in the bootstrap directory

RE: POM Parser

The code you are refering to is a part of maven2 code base. It hasn't yet even reached alpha stage and it is not ready for public consumption (everyday there are some changes in the api). What you are trying to do (perstist POMs in the database) is also in our plans. So we cannot offer any direc

POM Parser

For my project in order to make it persistent the information gathered by the POM of an application we want to store that in a database. Being the POM Parser a fundamental part of that concept, instead of writing my own one, I noticed that there is already a POM parser and the corresponding Model

... ignores dir?

I'm trying to create a site:scriptdeploy goal that will run a custom script to deploy a site (in my case, I need to use WebDAV to put files onto the server and I really don't have time to write the plugin). So I'm editing the plugin.jelly for maven-site-plugin-1.5, and I've added the goal. That

mysterious maven.src.dir

Hi, I can't get the purpose of the property maven.src.dir : should it depend on the type of my projects or is it always ${basedir}/src ? I tried the dist goal over a war project (with no {basedir}/src dir) and it failed because of this missing directory. --

Duplicated Class-Path entries in Updated WAR

Morning maven users, I am currently using the latest WAR plugin (1.6) and I found some strange behaviour. On the first build of a WAR for a webapp everything works fine, but on every consecutive run the plugin updates the WAR file (I guess for performance reasons) and starts to produce duplicat