[M2] Plugin error

Sometimes I got the following error information: "[INFO] The plugin 'org.apache.maven.plugins:maven-deploy-plugin' does not exist or no valid version could be found" I am running mvn in online mode, why does not mvn download proper version of plugins from the repository? Regards, Green

link broken on maven 2 site

Hi, on the http://maven.apache.org/guides/mini/guide-site.html page, there is a link to the apt format documentation( http://maven.apache.org/guides/mini/apt-format.html), but this link seems broken. regards, Wim

[M2]offline documentation

Hi, Does anyone know where can I get the offline maven2 documentation? Regards, Green

Re: Building without unit tests

Brill Pappin wrote: wouldn't that cause the tests to never fail the build? I think what he wants is to be able to easily switch the tests off. I do this myself when I'm working on UI stuff that the tests don't check and I don't want to have to run though all the tests simply to deploy a new HTML

Re: Getting started with Maven2 and Eclipse 3.0

The Eclipse plugin is broken (or was last time I checked) I have no idea whats taking them so long to update it (and why my maven2 hasn't updated it already... does it even do this?) but AFAIK you have to manually install the updated plugin. So, to get it all working, see this ticket: http://jira.

Re: m2 - my technique for installing 3rd party jars

It can't be automated becuase you still have to download by hand the jars. They can't be redistributed. if they could they'd be at ibiblio. On 12/11/05, Brill Pappin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > But it will be automated and he can reproduce it at will... > However, it might be faster to simply wr

Re: Building without unit tests

wouldn't that cause the tests to never fail the build? I think what he wants is to be able to easily switch the tests off. I do this myself when I'm working on UI stuff that the tests don't check and I don't want to have to run though all the tests simply to deploy a new HTML file. - Brill Pappi

Re: m2 - my technique for installing 3rd party jars

But it will be automated and he can reproduce it at will... However, it might be faster to simply write a script that would call mvn install on each jar instead... you'd have to include the same information, but not write out the POM. On 12/11/05, Carlos Sanchez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I don

Re: m2 - my technique for installing 3rd party jars

I don't see the use of this, maybe you can explain it better. - putting an empty pom is useless and in fact will cause trouble because the right pom from ibiblio wont be downloaded - now instead of passing 5 parameters you have to write this whole pom On 12/11/05, Brian E. Fox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

Re: m2 - my technique for installing 3rd party jars

Thanks Brian! I can add this to the FAQ page. :) Brian E. Fox wrote: I meant to send this to the users list... We have a bunch of jars we install into our repo and I see this question a lot so I figured I'll throw my technique out there: I create a folder (in a defined format so I can svn it

Re: How to upgrade the checkstyle plugin of Maven 1.x to CheckStyle4.0

I tried downloading this for maven2, but got an error saying that the plugin:download goal was not found. What are the magic words to upgrade this plugin under maven2? Many thanks, sockmonk On 12/10/05, Lukas Theussl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > For non-snapshot dependencies, you also have to i

m2: Lifecycle phase binding (integration-test)

Hi everybody, Are there any possibilities to provide ordering for executions bound to specified phase? I would like not to do custom packaging, but use existing one. For example I'd like to implement integration-test phase for war (or ear) packaging using goals: * cargo:start * surefire:test *

Re: Questions on assembly plugin

i think the infinite loop problem it has been fixed in svn -Dan On 12/11/05, Arnaud Bailly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I configured assembly into toplevel pom.xml for a multimodules project, > exactly as indicated in dan tran's post and it goes into an endless > loop !! > Any idea about wha

m2 - my technique for installing 3rd party jars

I meant to send this to the users list... We have a bunch of jars we install into our repo and I see this question a lot so I figured I'll throw my technique out there: I create a folder (in a defined format so I can svn it) and make a quick pom with the minimum (adding depends if I know them).

Re: Questions on assembly plugin

I configured assembly into toplevel pom.xml for a multimodules project, exactly as indicated in dan tran's post and it goes into an endless loop !! Any idea about what's going on ? Is the assembly configuration inherited in children poms ? How can I make a multi-modules assembly ? Regards --

Re: Building without unit tests

That's exactly what I was after. Thanks. On Sat, 10 Dec 2005, Ian Vellosa wrote: > > Guy, > > You can run your maven build like this > > %> mvn -Dmaven.test.skip=true install > > where the test phase is skipped. Is that of any help? > > Cheers > IV > > --- Guy Rixon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >