http://maven.apache.org/reference/project-descriptor.html
On 7/1/05, Janos Mucsi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi
> I am getting the message below. So far I have been using maven 1.0.2 Now I
> am using
> Maven 1.1 beta 1
> Can somebody please show me a sample project.xml, etc. ?
>
> Thanks.
>
FYI Follow up on solution/work around
This problem does not occur on JDK 1.5, but does on 1.4, and on multiple of
my PCs and another person's.
We also found other people reporting similar issues (not related to using
Maven), but no resolution on the JDK problem yet.
So a workaround for anyone n
I'm trying to run a Ant Junit task in my plugin. When it executes I get:
[ERROR] Could not find org.apache.testlet.engine.TextTestEngine
I realize I do not have the class in my dependancy list. What I do not know
is where to get the jar so I can run the JUnit in the plugin.
The jelly
Hi
I am getting the message below. So far I have been using maven 1.0.2 Now I am
using
Maven 1.1 beta 1
Can somebody please show me a sample project.xml, etc. ?
Thanks.
Janos
DEPRECATED: the default goal should be specified in the section of proje
ct.xml instead of maven.xml
build:start:
Hi,
I have this pom:
http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0";
xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance";
xsi:schemaLocation="http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0
maven-v4_0_0.xsd">
4.0.0
mygroup
tests
0.20-SNAPSHOT
jar
junit
Jamie,
1) CruiseControl processes project in the order they appear in the
configuration file, cruisecontrol.xml. Base on David's example, the
project should be present in the following order:
common
component1
server
2) CruiseControl can build a project when another project has been
Thanks Dennis,
We thought about this, but to be on the safe side, we think compiling
with a 1.4 JDK would be better if possible. From peoples' experience, is
setting these properties to 1.4 a guarantee that the compiles code will
run in a 1.4 JRE?
Thanks,
Aidan
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From:
I just installed Eclipse 3.1 and the Maven IDE from
(http://mevenide.codehaus.org/update/3.0/site.xml). The Maven IDE appears
to be installed correctly, but it doesn't recognize the project.xml. It
does recognize the plugin.jelly of the plugins I have written. I have the
Maven icon on the plugin
I have some security settings I need to merge into my application.xml and
can't find any info about it. Is this possible?
Thank You
Mick Knutson
Sr. Java/J2EE Consultant
BASE logic, inc.
(415) 648-1804 (S.F., CA)
http://www.BASELogic.com
HP Consulting Services (Walnut Creek, CA)
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Hello,
Longtime listener, first time caller.
Seriously, we're getting ready to split our project out into multiple
projects.
Here's how we'd like to use and build and I believe Maven can support this
but I'm not familiar enough to answer authoritatively.
1. Build a
Brett,
I think that I have found the problem and I can reproduce it.
1) Download the commons-jelly.1.0.jar from here:
http://archive.apache.org/dist/java-repository/commons-jelly/jars/commons-jelly-1.0.jar
2) Copy it into %MAVEN_HOME%/lib
3) Run the site goal
And you should get this:
maven-j
Aidan,
I don't know if this'll solve your problem, but isn't is enough
to specify the following properties:
maven.compile.source=1.4
maven.compile.target=1.4
for the projects that need to compile with jdk1.4 compatibility ??
http://maven.apache.org/reference/plugins/java/properties.html
provid
All
I apologise for the long post.
I am struggling to get the multiproject site goal to
work. All the other goals work fine, jar:install,
compile checkout etc. and haven't been able to find an
answer to the problem on the lists
..
My project structure is as follows
Main Project(Master)
|
||Commo
Hi,
Does anybody know if there is there is a way to specify different JDKs
for different projects?
I have two sub projects, one of which must be compiled and ran with JDK
1.5 and another which should be compiled and ran with JDK 1.4.
Is there a property which I can change which will point maven
Paul, can you elaborate on that a bit more?
On 7/1/05, Paul Spencer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> David,
> Between the order of projects in the cruise control configuration file
> and the value of each projects "maven.cruisecontrol.trigger.projects"
> property, you can minimize the number of failed
Kanakambaran,
Last time I checked (Maven 1.0.2), ftp was simply not implemented.
Thomas
On 7/1/05, Kanakambaran Nair <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Some more info on this - here is the output of maven -X
>
> Attempting to download xyz-1.0.jar.
> Getting URL: ftp://n123/xyz/jars/xyz-1.0.jar
> u
David,
Between the order of projects in the cruise control configuration file
and the value of each projects "maven.cruisecontrol.trigger.projects"
property, you can minimize the number of failed builds as described in #1.
Paul Spencer
David Jackman wrote:
1. You'll definitely need to jar:i
1. You'll definitely need to jar:install each project at the very least.
Otherwise, the later projects won't be able to find their dependencies.
You may also discover a problem we've been seeing lately. Someone will
make a change to 'common' which also requires a change to 'server'.
They check in
On Fri, 1 Jul 2005, Erick Dovale wrote:
You should remove the targetPath directive.
Say you've got a resource source/testSrc/resources/A.
This is copied to target/test-classes/resources/A.
Your resource is accessible under /resources/A (using
ClassLoader.findResource e.a.).
Normally you add the
Yes, that is exactly what I told maven and it actually does it. The only
problem is that the resources folder is not added to the classpath and
therefore no resource into the folder is being found by my testes.
The paths don't seem to be wrong as every single resource gets copied to
target/classes
Hi guys.
Does anybody use some plugin in eclipse with multproject ?
I have been using the mevenide and I am not so confortable with the quantity
of projects that I have to create.
I have to create at least three projects for each application. One to create
a war, another to create business objec
Hi,
On http://maven.apache.org/reference/scripting.html is a Jelly scripting
example
named "nighly-build". Here's a modified version:
${goals}
Now attaining goal ${goal}
So when I run
$ maven nightly-build
I'm getting:
[..]
nightl
Just trying to find out the steps to set up an EJB project and I can't
find anything in the mailing list or on the website.
There is no maven-archetype-ear or maven-archetype-ejb for the
quickstart plugin with which I can create a new project, so should I
just be creating a plain old jar proje
Some more info on this - here is the output of maven -X
Attempting to download xyz-1.0.jar.
Getting URL: ftp://n123/xyz/jars/xyz-1.0.jar
username is xyz; password hidden
Error retrieving artifact from [ftp://n123/xyz/jars/xyz-1.0.jar]:
java.net.ProtocolException:
Server redirected too many time
Hi,
I found out how to specify the username and password as part of the ftp url
Now I have specified the remote repository as
maven.repo.remote = ftp:///uname:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
but I am still getting the same error when I try to build.
Error retrieving artifact from [ftp://n123/xyz/jars/xyz-1.
Sorry abt the typo in the line
>> I am able to access the ftp site by giving ftp://n6770
I am able to access the site by giving ftp://n6770 but it prompts me to
enter the username and password.
Hi,
I am using Maven 1.0.2. I have setup an internal repository for our team. I
am able to access it via http after running a web server on that machine.
But we want to restrict the access to the repository and want everyone to
access it via ftp only.
I have set the property
maven.repo.remo
In the next release, you'll can deploy in your scm tool (if it's
supported by maven-scm)
Emmanuel
puschteblume wrote:
Hi Edwin
Thanks for your explanation. I have solved the problem, but it is
interesting what you told I haven't thought about. It is of course
better to leave things where th
Johnny Ruiz wrote:
Allan Ramirez wrote:
Allan Ramirez wrote:
Hi everyone,
I have overrided the source and test directories in my pom.xml
4.0.0
com.exist.aqr
junit-sample
jar
1.0-SNAPSHOT
Maven 2 JUnit Sample
junit
junit
3.8.1
test
src/java
Yann LE DU wrote:
Hi Johnny,
AFAIK, you can only add an M2 project using http://,
https :// or ftp:// protocol. file:// isn't supported
yet due to security issues, but will be in alpha-3
through an uploader. I didn't see anything about svn://
I have the same issue as you, so I put my POMs on a
Allan Ramirez wrote:
Allan Ramirez wrote:
Hi everyone,
I have overrided the source and test directories in my pom.xml
4.0.0
com.exist.aqr
junit-sample
jar
1.0-SNAPSHOT
Maven 2 JUnit Sample
junit
junit
3.8.1
test
src/java
src/test
h
Hi Edwin
Thanks for your explanation. I have solved the problem, but it is
interesting what you told I haven't thought about. It is of course
better to leave things where they are and "deploy" it to the right
location. But I have a project that is under source control, and if you
can't ssh/sc
Hi Johnny,
AFAIK, you can only add an M2 project using http://,
https :// or ftp:// protocol. file:// isn't supported
yet due to security issues, but will be in alpha-3
through an uploader. I didn't see anything about svn://
I have the same issue as you, so I put my POMs on an
Apache server, so I
Allan Ramirez wrote:
Hi everyone,
I am converting a project from M1 to M2 and its dependencies are
stored in http://dist.codehaus.org and
http://cvs.apache.org/repository. Are there M2 equivalent repositories
for these two sites where all corresponding artifacts are converted to
M2?
Thank
Hi everyone,
I am converting a project from M1 to M2 and its dependencies are stored
in http://dist.codehaus.org and http://cvs.apache.org/repository. Are
there M2 equivalent repositories for these two sites where all
corresponding artifacts are converted to M2?
Thanks,
Allan
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Hm, this makes sense :)
You are completely right. And I am completely stupid.
Thanks for your help.
Dennis Geurts wrote:
Hi Heiko,
If I understand correctly, you run 'm2 site:site', and you wonder
why the output ends up in 'target/site' instead of in '${basedir}/www'.
shouldn't you specify th
Anyway, if you're deploying the site you should use site:deploy.
Also, siteDirectory is where your site files are. The files in
siteDirectory are zipped into the workingDirectory.
So, if you want to deploy your site to ${basedir}/www, you should put
that to workingDirectory like so:
Hi,
i have a sample project in my local filesystem.. i create svn
repository in my pc and the address of my pom is ..
svn://localhost:3690/svnrepo/junit-sample/pom.xml.. i tried to add this
project but the continuum web says its an invalid URL.. Am I missing
something?
I've tried adding
Hi Heiko,
If I understand correctly, you run 'm2 site:site', and you wonder
why the output ends up in 'target/site' instead of in '${basedir}/www'.
shouldn't you specify the 'outputDirectory' property instead ??
Dennis
On 7/1/05, puschteblume <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> I have fo
What goal did you specify? site:site? or site: deploy?
puschteblume wrote:
Hi
I have following entry in pom.xml:
src/main
org.apache.maven.plugins
maven-site-plugin
${basedir}/www
But the site is deployed to /target dir
Hi
I have following entry in pom.xml:
src/main
org.apache.maven.plugins
maven-site-plugin
${basedir}/www
But the site is deployed to /target directory. Do you know if I have
missed something?
Thanks Heiko
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