>From memory, the forkMode was added in Ant 1.6. Maven only uses Ant 1.5.3-1.
On Fri, 14 Jan 2005 16:16:47 -0700, Guy Davis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm using JDK 1.4.2 so had to set:
> maven.junit.fork = true
> to get Maven to fork my tests off separately so I avoid XML errors.
> Un
Hi,
I'm using JDK 1.4.2 so had to set:
maven.junit.fork = true
to get Maven to fork my tests off separately so I avoid XML errors.
Unfortunately, forking a new JVM for every TestCase is really slow.
When I was using Ant, they offered a forkMode option which let me fork
out of the main JVM runnin
On Fri, 14 Jan 2005 15:41:44 -, Peter Bright
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I don't really see how that answers the question.
>
> Why does maven.ejb.excludes operate on the *built* things and not on the
> *ejb* things? There's already a way to stop stuff being built.
That's the way things like
Which plugin should set this value? I don't have the Dashboard plugin
running the subproject reports, so it wouldn't help there.
Should the Clover plugin always set this value>
On Thu, 13 Jan 2005 05:13:30 +0100, Vincent Massol <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yep, this seems to be a bug as the plu
Theres a few caveats with the plug in:
1. Its 1.1 only
2. There are namespace mapping bugs (you have to get the CVS version, or
fix it yourself as I said here the other day)
However, if you want to use it, pop this in the maven.xml
And this in the build.properties
maven.wsdl2java.nam
> I?m having a code generating issue with the Axis plug-in. I?m able
> to generate the code but all of the package names are incorrect.
Seems to me like you might get a better response from the Axis mailing
list, but here's what little I know (I didn't set up our wsdl2java goal).
In our build,
The maven-kodo-plugin team is pleased to announce the Kodo Plugin 3.2.4
release!
http://maven-plugins.sourceforge.net/maven-kodo-plugin/
Maven plugin for Solarmetric's Kodo JDO implementation
Changes in this version include:
New Features:
o This version requires Kodo 3.2.4 jars.
For a manual inst
I don't really see how that answers the question.
Why does maven.ejb.excludes operate on the *built* things and not on the
*ejb* things? There's already a way to stop stuff being built.
And why can't you exclude something from maven.ejb.src?
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From: Dion Gillard [mailto
> Finally found out that creating an xdocs repertory
> was enough to have your xml docs automatically integrated
> in the generated site.
Heh, I have a related question: how can I customize the 'Project
Documentation' menu?
Also, what's a good reference for the site plugin? The actual site
plug
That's looks great. I'll try it right now. Thanks for your help!
James
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Your solution is a little dangerous. If one creates a package with the name
'target', like com.foobar.target.xml then this package directory and all
subdirectories are deleted. Bye bye source!
I wouldn't call this 'safeClean' :-)
Martijn
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Van: Marcin Gurbisz [mai
>From the docs:
Root of files to be included within the ejb-jar. The same directory
structure will be followed within the assembled jar file. Please note
this is not for your java code or class files, these are other
resources. Alternatively, you can use the resources element of the
project.xml
Maybe I'm being dumb, but I don't really get it.
It excludes stuff from maven.build.dest, but surely if you want stuff
excluded from maven.build.dest, you just wouldn't build it in the first
place.
What I was hoping it would do is exclude stuff from maven.ejb.src. I'm
generating the contents of
I put this in my maven.xml to usurp the normal multiproject:clean. It uses
the multiproject logic to figure out which projects actually need cleaning,
but then uses the clean:clean "payload" directly. It seems to work well
enough.
I need to be able de get the result code when executing a java program using
maven. I tryed using the "java" ant task, but as maven is usint version 1.5.3
the resultproperty and errorproperty are not available (only available in ant
1.6).
Does anyone has a solution ?
Thank's
Here is what I try t
I had the same problem so I write "safeClean" goal in main project
maven.xml:
James Richardson wrote:
Hi,
Using cruise, I have a multiproject, but I have some problems running, as
even when running the "clean" target, maven will check the dependencies.
The dependencies will not be t
Finally found out that creating an xdocs repertory
was enough to have your xml docs automatically integrated
in the generated site.
Sorry,
--mike
Michael Niemaz wrote:
humm, sounds not very automatic ;-(
I thought there would be some kind of plugins to handle that.
So I guess I have to implement it
Yes, I guess it is - most of the properties get inherited. It´s making sense to
me this now: there is no reason to change the plugins and remote repositories
used by maven for each project being built in a multiproject build. Maven
probably read this at startup: since the multiproject startup wa
Hi,
Using cruise, I have a multiproject, but I have some problems running, as
even when running the "clean" target, maven will check the dependencies.
The dependencies will not be there, cause they haven't been built yet, and
so the build will fail.
I run the following goal from cruise (taken fr
I'm having trouble compiling classes with annotations with Maven. I
have the following two properties set:
maven.compile.source=1.5
maven.compile.target=1.5
Is there anything else that I need to do?
Scott
does your project correctly inheritted?
My 2c
-D
On Thu, 13 Jan 2005 09:30:33 -0300, Tedi Itamar Zanfolim
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks Dan, I am already using 1.0.2.
>
> I just noticed that this seems to be happening when I use multiproject:.
> Even though the subprojects when bu
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