Poppe, Troy wrote on Monday, February 28, 2005 7:28 PM:
> I've got a multiproject set up that generates an EAR
> artifact. I'd like to write some JUnit or Cactus tests to
> test the EJBs that I have in an EJB-JAR in my EAR I am
> using JBoss as my deployment environment...
>
> I'm curious i
What you are doing looks correct. Can you please raise a JIRA issue at
http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MPSCM?
Thanks,
Brett
On Mon, 28 Feb 2005 21:22:13 -0500, Thomas Porter
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> On Tue, Mar 01, 2005 at 10:07:51AM +1100, Brett Porter thoughtfully expounded:
> > Subversion
On Tue, Mar 01, 2005 at 10:07:51AM +1100, Brett Porter thoughtfully expounded:
> Subversion support is still in beta. Please see the instructions here:
> http://www.apache.org/~brett/maven-stage-site/reference/plugins/scm/
>
> You can get maven-scm-plugin 1.5-beta-3 using "maven plugin:download".
Subversion support is still in beta. Please see the instructions here:
http://www.apache.org/~brett/maven-stage-site/reference/plugins/scm/
You can get maven-scm-plugin 1.5-beta-3 using "maven plugin:download".
Cheers,
Brett
On Mon, 28 Feb 2005 17:20:08 -0500, Thomas Porter
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
First, my apologies to everyone for the first post with a bad subject
line, too fast on the draw w/ mutt!!
I am a relative newcomer to maven, but have been using subversion for
a while.
I have what appears to be a trivial question:
If I have a maven enabled project stored in subversion (with
pr
if you are on cygwin, it is a known bug in Cygwin when there is remote
output. You need to change it to "rsync -az" (the latest site plugin
code defaults to this).
- Brett
On Mon, 28 Feb 2005 08:41:40 -0800 (PST), Oscar Picasso
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> Hi,
>
> Not sure this is a maven speci
I don't have an answer, but i would suggest changing the subject line to
something more relevant to get any response. please don't piggyback
someone else's thread with a different topic.
-Original Message-
From: Thomas Porter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, February 28, 2005 3:49
I am a relative newcomer to maven, but have been using subversion for
a while.
I have what appears to be a trivial question:
If I have a maven enabled project stored in subversion (with
project.xml, etc. etc.) how do I check out the project to an empty
directory using maven?
Assuming my subversi
I use project properties. Since project.properties is checked into the
CVS along with the other files in the project, any changes are
distributed to all of the other team members via CVS. In addition, I
place the private repository in front of ibiblio for performance reasons.
maven.repo.remo
Thank you martijn Dashorst
Figured out my mistake and what was happening , the problem was that in
my unit tests
I have specified the package name test , So maven was putting the
classes in in test-classes/test/Testxxx.class
and thus it was not finding it later when it needed to test. so when
I use project properties. Since project.properties is checked into the
CVS along with the other files in the project, any changes are
distributed to all of the other team members via CVS. In addition, I
place the private repository in front of ibiblio for performance reasons.
maven.repo.remote=h
After spending some time studying cactus, I'm afraid I still don't have
a clue how to use it. It may be your best bet.
An alternative approach might be to use the itest plugin. You can see
an example of this in the openejb itests module.For openejb, this
depends on having a maven plugin t
Not sure where the official doc is - somewhere on the site - but what
we do is to set up a directory structure exactly like the local repo
or remote repositories under some web-server published directory with
just those internally-managed components in and then tell maven to
look both in the public
Maybe I'm missing something, but Cactus isn't mentioned in that URL at all.
T
-Original Message-
From: Ryan Sonnek [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, February 28, 2005 1:55 PM
To: Maven Users List
Subject: RE: Multiproject and Testing EJBs
try this: http://wiki.codehaus.org/maven
try this: http://wiki.codehaus.org/maven/CreatingEjbApplications
-Original Message-
From: Poppe, Troy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, February 28, 2005 12:28 PM
To: 'Maven Users List'
Subject: Multiproject and Testing EJBs
I've got a multiproject set up that generates an EAR art
I've got a multiproject set up that generates an EAR artifact. I'd like to
write
some JUnit or Cactus tests to test the EJBs that I have in an EJB-JAR in my
EAR I am using JBoss as my deployment environment...
I'm curious if anyone can share their experience setting up JUnit/Cactus
tests.
No, I can say : "You're welcome to help us to do it in m1 if you want"
Personally I have already a lot of things to do in m1 plugins.
Little by little, Brett and others core committers (maybe myself one
day) will try to add m2 features in m1 but it won't be done in 1 day.
Arnaud
On Mon, 28 Feb 2
Hi,
Not sure this is a maven specific question.
When I do:
$ maven site:publish
I get:
...
[echo] Executing rsync on stage server to publish to live server
[echo] executable: ssh
and it hangs.
I can do direct deployments without problem to both the stage and publish
sites.
I tried the
But when is m2 due? Please don't say 'its done when its done'. Most
developers can't wait until then.
I don't think this is too hard to add, just as adding the type of
dependency (runtime, compiletime, testtime). If this could make it into
maven 1.1 then many people would be happy.
Martijn
Arn
I think that this feature will be available in m2.
But in m1 I don't think we'll support it.
Arnaud
On Mon, 28 Feb 2005 13:23:32 +0100, Martijn Dashorst
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This sounds like a good option. I'm +1.
>
> Martijn
>
> Nicolas De Loof wrote:
>
> >
> > Hi,
> >
> > I've got s
Thank you martijn Dashorst
Figured out my mistake and what was happening , the problem was that in
my unit tests
I have specified the package name test , So maven was putting the
classes in in test-classes/test/Testxxx.class
and thus it was not finding it later when it needed to test. so when
Hi,
> yup. You would have to declare the 0.8 dependency as
> 0.8-SNAPSHOT. Then it would check the timestamp of the remote
> file and download it if it's new.
> That's the only workaround I know about. Non snapshots are
> never downloaded when in the local repository.
ok, that looks promising.
I configured a seperate repository to hold our private jars and pointed
maven-proxy to look at it first.
Fred
Ralph PÃllath wrote:
Is it possible to upload a jar to maven-proxy directly? Or
do I have to maintain a separate repository that maven-proxy mirrors in
addition to ibiblio?
Than
Krikor Krumlian wrote:
Hello everyone
Has anyone been able to make junit tests work in maven ? If yes
can you show me the dependency you used maven version and
the stuff .
It seems so easy and should work but for some reason i have not been
able to .
thank you
Try the 'maven genapp' plugin, whic
Harald Meyer wrote:
Hi,
Why do you want to do that? What do you want to achieve?
the idea is to allow users to specify "partial" version numbers for
dependencies (at least for internal dependencies). So "0.8" means
download the artifact in version "0.8.x" with the highest
av
Hello everyone
Has anyone been able to make junit tests work in maven ? If yes
can you show me the dependency you used maven version and
the stuff .
It seems so easy and should work but for some reason i have not been
able to .
thank you
Hi,
> >>Why do you want to do that? What do you want to achieve?
> >
> >
> > the idea is to allow users to specify "partial" version numbers for
> > dependencies (at least for internal dependencies). So "0.8" means
> > download the artifact in version "0.8.x" with the highest
> available x.
Harald Meyer wrote:
Hi,
is the mechanism that downloads the dependencies specified in the
project object model a plugin or in some way adjustable?
AFAIK is this part of the maven core.
I want to change the dependencies specified in the pom before their
download is tried. Is this possible?
Why do
> Is they're some plan to add property to artifacts in repo that gives
> minimal Java version ? I think it may be set in Manifest, but I've
> never seen this info.
sounds like
http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MPJAR-36
?
(see Created-By section)
Julien
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This sounds like a good option. I'm +1.
Martijn
Nicolas De Loof wrote:
Hi,
I've got some troubles using ibiblio as source for binaries because my
project runs on JDK1.3. Some artifacts on repository are compiled on
java 1.4 or 5.0 and don't run on JDK 1.3
For example, my project uses commons-dbc
Hi,
I've got some troubles using ibiblio as source for binaries because my
project runs on JDK1.3. Some artifacts on repository are compiled on
java 1.4 or 5.0 and don't run on JDK 1.3
For example, my project uses commons-dbcp and securityfilter. The first
required to be rebuilt (using it's ant
Hi,
>
> Harald Meyer wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > is the mechanism that downloads the dependencies specified in the
> > project object model a plugin or in some way adjustable?
>
> AFAIK is this part of the maven core.
>
> > I want to change the dependencies specified in the pom before their
> >
Harald Meyer wrote:
Hi,
is the mechanism that downloads the dependencies specified in the
project object model a plugin or in some way adjustable?
AFAIK is this part of the maven core.
I want to change the dependencies specified in the pom before their
download is tried. Is this possible?
Why do
Hello,
Is there any simple completed example to use JSF with Maven ?
Eric
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On Feb 27, 2005, at 19:43, Frederic Jean wrote:
I have used maven-proxy with good results to do so. Have a look at
http://maven-proxy.codehaus.org/
That's more like it. Thanks!
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Is it possible to upload a jar to maven-proxy directly? Or do I have to
maintain a separate repository that maven-proxy mirrors in addition to
ibiblio?
Thanks,
-Ralph.
On 28.02.2005, at 04:43, Frederic Jean wrote:
I have used maven-proxy with good results to do so. Have a look at
http://maven-p
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