Hi All,
I'm trying to write a project.xml that, for various reasons, references
a JAR on the local filesystem. However, when I define something like the
following in my POM:
dependency
artifactIdjfacetext/artifactId
groupIdeclipse/groupId
version3.0.0/version
url element in POM is not used by maven to download dependencies but as info if a
dependency cannot be shared on
ibiblio repository (because of it's license, example : j2ee.jar)
If you want maven to use jar from your filesystem, use maven override
Ricardo Gladwell wrote:
Hi All,
I'm trying to write a project.xml that, for various reasons, references
a JAR on the local filesystem. However, when I define something like the
following in my POM:
dependency
artifactIdjfacetext/artifactId
groupIdeclipse/groupId
Hi all,
I'd like to start a thread about how do you write your documentation to be
integrated with Maven. Maybe I can give away some GMail invites to those
participating, it's not much, but as you may know open source doesn't pay
the bills, at least not MY bills ;-)
1. What format do you use to
Hey, I've got to copy some files to an absolute target. I'm putting this is
in a property, and trying to use the ant:copy, but maven keeps apending the
relative path in front.
ant:copy
file=${maven.build.dir}/${maven.final.name}.jar
Answers:
1. What format do you use to write documentation?
A
2. If you didn't choose A, how do you transform your doc to be integrated in
a Maven powered site?
N/A
4. What tool do you use to write the docs?
A - vi
3. Would you like to use another format instead of answered in (1) and why?
Hi,
I am trying to generate a multisite website using a common logo image.
As reported in the maven documentation, I specified the tag logo using
the following syntax:
logo/ProjectName/images/logo.giflogo
But if I use this syntax the xdoc plugin puts a '.' character in front
of generated name:
A. xdoc
B. one that is not WYSIWYG (please say what) (Eclipse!)
3. Would you like to use another format instead of answered in
(1) and why?
I am very happy with xdoc.. I just wish there was a better more Word like
tool for writing it.. Somethign that did the wrapping for me, and
Eric,
why not just write straight html and use the html2xdoc plugin?
On Tue, 7 Sep 2004 19:32:55 +0200, Eric Pugh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A. xdoc
B. one that is not WYSIWYG (please say what) (Eclipse!)
3. Would you like to use another format instead of answered in
(1) and
I already have a gmail account, so thanks anyway.
1. What format do you use to write documentation?
A. xdoc
B. html
C. docbook
D. latex
E. who needs documentation?
A
2. If you didn't choose A, how do you transform your doc to be integrated
in
a Maven powered site?
1. What format do you use to write documentation?
C. docbook
2. If you didn't choose A, how do you transform your doc to be
integrated in
a Maven powered site?
B. docbook plugin
Side note in case no one's watching it - I've submitted some patches to
jira for this plug-in.
4. What tool do
Mostly because the ongonig editing, I typically have the xdoc format only.
I have used html2xdoc to convert html to xdoc format, and was blown away how
well it worked. (Used it on dbunit's pre maven docs :-) )..
However, today, I want something where it feels like I am editing a normal
Maven
already have a gmail accountthanks though.
1. A - xdoc
4. A - notepad
3. I think the BEST way to produce the static xdoc documentation would be to transform
a wiki's html. I heard about a confluence plugin, but haven't seen anything more on
it.
-Original Message-
From: Carlos
Hi Carlos,
the only thing i can say is: Wiki. :)
I've found out that documentation is collaborative work and isn't done
in one step. Therefore wiki is a perfect fit: One starts off with
writing together some information, others add comment or organize that
information. Wiki is the tool
My preference would go to a wiki from which we generate static documentation
at every release (PDF and/or HTML). At least I would like to try this out.
I'm not 100% sure it would work but I'd give it a go.
Thanks
-Vincent
-Original Message-
From: Carlos Sanchez [mailto:[EMAIL
Forwarded to the list
-Original Message-
From: Michael Heuer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Michael
Heuer
Sent: Tuesday, September 07, 2004 8:37 PM
To: Carlos Sanchez
Subject: Re: [Poll] Writing documentation with Maven
For software documentation I use xdoc and emacs with
Hello,
I am trying to define both a custom task and a custom type in a maven
plugin.jelly file.
I have tried many different combinations of {type/task}def but have not
been able to get around the ClassCastException problem.
first try;
ant:typedef resource=types.properties
1. What format do you use to write documentation?
C. DocBook
2. If you didn't choose A, how do you transform your doc to be integrated in
a Maven powered site?
A. html2xdoc
B. docbook plugin
C. sdocbook plugin
D. latex plugin
E. other, please say what
F. I don't transform,
How is maven.cdp.riskserver.home defined?
On Tue, 07 Sep 2004, at 13:19:34 [GMT -0400] Mitch Mattek wrote:
Hey, I've got to copy some files to an absolute target. I'm putting this is
in a property, and trying to use the ant:copy, but maven keeps apending the
relative path in front.
1. What format do you use to write documentation?
A. xdoc
B. html
C. docbook
D. latex
E. who needs documentation?
Xdoc,
2. If you didn't choose A, how do you transform your doc to
be integrated in a Maven powered site?
A. html2xdoc
B. docbook plugin
C.
Another bit of info that I noticed that I left out. The
ClassCastException happens in ant because the type and the tasks are
loaded by different classloaders. I'm assuming that is what is
happening here but being a maven nubie I'm not sure.
I read this post
On Tue, 2004-09-07 at 14:45, Ryan Sonnek wrote:
already have a gmail accountthanks though.
1. A - xdoc
4. A - notepad
3. I think the BEST way to produce the static xdoc documentation would be to
transform a wiki's html. I heard about a confluence plugin, but haven't
seen anything
On Tue, 2004-09-07 at 17:14, Jason van Zyl wrote:
This is the stuff that is being used in m2 and will make dealing with
different doco formats dead simple. I myself have moved away from using
xdoc and moved toward using APT/Confluence. Of course all reports would
still be in xdoc format and
Jose Gonzalez Gomez wrote:
project-root
project
project.xml
maven.xml
project.properties [including
maven.multiproject.includes=../*/*/project.xml]
modules
first-module [maven stuff inside, including
yes.
On Tue, 7 Sep 2004 14:56:11 -0700, dan tran [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello
Would maven.jar.override = on work the same for custom project?
ie. I'd my custom plugin to look for other jar files in the user diskspace.
-D
Hi,
I'm new to the JNLP plugin and I do not seem to be able to figure out
what it is doing. I have the following in my project.properties:
maven.jnlp.usejarversions=true
maven.jnlp.signjar.store=/home/kevin/.keystore
maven.jnlp.signjar.storepass=
maven.jnlp.signjar.alias=medlane
When I run
1. A
2. N/A
4. A. (emacs)
3. xdoc has been sufficient to this point, but we may outgrow the format in
the future. As was pointed out in a different reply, a schema for xdoc
would be a Good Thing (TM), preferably XML Schema but a DTD would be a
good first step. A distant second place for this
Hello,
Is there any Maven plugin for generating web service related files
with Sun JWSDK ??
Eric
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I'm trying to use the site:sshdeploy goal, and it's hanging. I believe
it hangs when the server asks for a password. My test server is running
Windows, so I'm using Cygwin. This makes it trickier to setup ssh to
automatically authenticate known keys and skip the password prompt
(although
Yeah, that's what I was afraid of. I'll fiddle with this some more in
Cygwin. Thanks Dion.
-Adam
Dion Gillard wrote:
You have to set up the ssh server to skip the password
prompt during authentication
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I am using putty for it and it works with pub-key-auth If you want
to, I can post the lines from my build.properties...
Per
On Wed, 08 Sep 2004 00:46:26 -0400, Adam Fisk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yeah, that's what I was afraid of. I'll fiddle with this some more in
Cygwin. Thanks Dion.
That would be great, as it looks like setting up pub-key-auth can be a
bit of a trick with raw sshd in Cygwin, at least with the one technique
I've looked at. You could e-mail me directly at afiskatspeedymaildotorg
(spam avoidance, sorry).
That would be a big help. Thanks.
-Adam
Per Abich
well, none that I know of.
to tell he story short, I've started the mevenide for netbeans 3.6 code,
but once the first alpha of the new build system came out, I've
abandoned it. :)
I suggest to upgrade to 4.0. Multiproject support is there. When your
project defineds the
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