Hi,
I am trying to run the cruisecontrol-1.6 plugin.
I leave all properties to their default values except:
maven.cruisecontrol.checkout.dir = target/checkouts
maven.cruisecontrol.home = /usr/local/cruisecontrol
I cannot make it work.
I do:
maven scm:checkout-project== BUILD SUCCESSFUL
What is the different of :
Maven:reactor and multiproject:site ???
Thank you...
Sam
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As far as doing my complete EAR build with a single
Maven command I was unable to get either of the
proposed solutions to work. In any event I really
appreciate all of the help with this, it has been an
informative exercise.
Below is a summary of my current solution, which uses
a simple shell
Hi Oscar,
This is because version 1.6 of the cruisecontrol plugin is not direcvtly
compatible with CC 2.2.1. You need to change some parameters as you've
noticed in the log file.
I recommend using the CC version from SVN Trunk which I've fixed and that's
working with CC 2.2.1. Actually I'd love
Hi folks,
does anyone know a Maven obfuscator plugin?!
Thanks in advance
Siegfried Goeschl
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One solution would be to have the sub projects inherit from a common
parent (probably where you are running your reactor from): see
http://maven.apache.org/reference/project-descriptor.html#extend
You can then have the goal in the parent maven.xml that does nothing.
Sub projects that want to do
It appears there was a reply already similar to this... I didn't mean to
repeat it... I'm playing around with my gmail POP settings :- ) and
didn't catch the previous reply...
baleineca wrote:
One solution would be to have the sub projects inherit from a common
parent (probably where you are
Is there some way to display all variable names and their values for a
given scope point?
I guess it's more than just variables. I'm interested in dumping, for
debugging and learning purposes, the list of all name/value pairs,
regardless of their source, that are defined and available to me
Russ Jubenville wrote:
Is there some way to display all variable names and their values for a
given scope point?
Well you can try the Ant task echoproperties and that will get you a lot
of stuff. I include that in my production and nightly build log files
just in case.
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Erik Husby
Senior
Lets have a look at:
http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/jelly/apidocs/org/apache/commons/jelly/JellyContext.html#getVariables()
You can try it in the maven.xml file:
echo
context.variables=${context.variables}
/echo
For plugins, having a look on this piece of code:
maven:pluginVar
Someone should correct me if I'm wrong here...
You have the project's jelly context via the 'context' variable. With
that you can get all the variables through the getVariableNames().
That, I believe, would return the individual project's variables in an
iterator that you can use the forEach tag
Hi Siegfried,
Call an Ant task from maven.xml.
Open sources comes with an ant task:
http://www.yworks.com/en/products_yguard_about.htm
http://proguard.sourceforge.net/
Cheers,
Vincent
On Tue, 22 Feb 2005 18:39:20 +0100, Siegfried Goeschl
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Hi folks,
does anyone know
The multiproject plugin is a user-friendly wrapper around the reactor.
On Tue, 22 Feb 2005 14:35:51 +0100, VALLA Samuel
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What is the different of :
Maven:reactor and multiproject:site ???
Thank you...
Sam
Two replies are better than nothing ;-)
Arnaud
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It appears there was a reply already similar to this... I
Hi,
I use the Genapp Plug-in to generate a project from a custom template.
I've defined a new parameter that asks the user to enter the database he
wants to use (currently, only mysql and hsqldb are supported).
If the user chooses mysql for example, I would like to add the mysql
connector
Hi there,
We recently started using the Jar goal to create our jar. However, the
Test goal seems to be dependency for this goal. Is it possible to
disable the need to run the unit tests before the jar goal is run? If
so, how?
Thanks,
Guy
Set
maven.test.skip=true
somewhere or if it is temprary provide it as -D option
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To: Maven Users List
Subject: Disable certain goal dependencies?
Hi there,
We recently
In my maven.xml I have defined a goal like this
goal name=stage-upload
attainGoal name=clean/
attainGoal name=dist:deploy-snapshot/
attainGoal name=jar:deploy-snapshot/
attainGoal name=site:generate/
attainGoal name=site:fsdeploy/
/goal
The result is what I want, but it
use prereqs instead of attainGoal.
(this won't help when one of the goals uses attainGoal though).
For tests specifically, you can run the tests first, then set
maven.test.skip before the later goals.
- Brett
On Tue, 22 Feb 2005 23:20:30 +0100, Michael Schuerig
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In
maven-plugin-plugin has added ton of features like the
usefull remote-deploy + others.
Can we release it? ;-)
Just want to ask ;-)
-D
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Sorry if this has been asked and answered, but I searched to no avail:
I'm autogenerating hibernate mappings and so I have my usual
project.properties file with the following:
maven.xdoclet.hibernatedoclet.fileset.0=true
maven.xdoclet.hibernatedoclet.fileset.0.dir=${maven.src.dir}/java
Hello,
I use webdoclet to generate .tld.
${basedir}/commons
/myapp
In the commons, some JSP tag library (.tld) will be generated.
myapp is a web application, which depends on the commons. Is it
possible to set the dependency to those generated TLD files? And how
can
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