deployment repository directory, snapshots

Hi. In continuum's general configuration there's a so called Deployment Repository Directory. From what I could find on the mailing list and elsewhere, this seems to be a SNAPSHOT repository, i.e. all continuum triggered snapshots will go in there (and only those). Is this

Continuum with SVN and Apache/SSL

Hi All I have a problem adding a svn-hosted project (apache + ssl) The pom.xml is accessible through web browser, but in continuum I get the error [ The URL you provided doesn't exist ] What can be wrong? I have password protected it, can I specify which password continuum should use? (It

Re: problem with jabber continuum, same works fine with cruise control

yes, what i found now is i was missing the password for that account in jabber notifier section in pom, so now i added the password and now nothing is happening, its not even throwing the error, now continuum exits with code 0 but i'm notgetting any notification i tried making the build fail

Re: Do i have to live with same group name for different project

your poms have a groupId? (assuming maven2 project) Andy On Mon, 2006-07-24 at 13:12 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi I couldn't figure out what am i doing wrong can any one help pls? i setup my continuum with lot of different projects, but the problem is continuum is automatically

Re: [M2] Ant Mojo

I asked the question before, but nobody answer the question. Is there anyone write maven 2 plugin use ant mojo ? On 22/07/06, Hilco Wijbenga [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Toli, On 7/21/06, Toli Kuznets [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: path refid=

How to copy jars from local repository?

Hi, Am using Maven to build my multi module application which is based on Spring framework. To run the application, I place my modules jar files and dependency jars in a folder and use a batch file to include all the jars present in that folder in classpath and run the main class. While

Re: how to copy resources while building war

I think you should take a look at webResources of the WAR pluginhttp://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-war-plugin/examples/adding-filtering-webresources.html . On 7/17/06, AK [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, I have a multimodule project, all modules' config properties are stored within each

Re: buid error

rfrancisco wrote: Hi peeps I ried executing this comman mvn jetty:run and it gives me this error The correct goal seems to be jetty:run-war As for the plugin itself, it's not yet published in ibiblio. Have a look here: http://mojo.codehaus.org/using-sandbox-plugins.html To know how to

Re: buid error

rfrancisco wrote: Hi peeps I ried executing this comman mvn jetty:run and it gives me this error Other alternative, the jetty6-maven-plugin: http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-war-plugin/examples/rapid-testing-jetty6-plugin.html Denis. -- View this message in context:

Re: Separate static content in war

maxmil wrote: When i generate my war to export to my application server in my production environment i don't want the htmls, gifs, jpgs etc to be copied. Try changing the property: http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-war-plugin/war-mojo.html#warSourceDirectory to an empty directory. By

mvn install installs jar as war file in my local repository!

Hello! I've got a pom.xml with packaging war. When I execute mvn package Maven creates jar, test-jar and war. Now I'd like to install all three in my local repo. First, this doesn't work. I saw that just the pom, test-jar and war have been installed. When I have a closer view to the installed war

Re: Utility to create upload bundles

Brett Porter schrieb: This sounds interesting. How do you analyse the dependencies? I initially experimented with JarJar Links and JarAnalyzer but they produced different results for the same set of jars. So I wrote my own scanner on top of ASM. I'd be interested in taking a look. I put

Re: [m2] Calling goals outside a plugin

dcabasson wrote: I guess you can't do that out of the box in Maven 2. Executing maven foo:bar, is equivalent to calling the foo plugin with the bar mojo. So I guess you would have to create a scripting (ant) plugin. That's not that difficult, and it's well documented here:

Re: Configuring build process on cvs checkin?

target directory must be in your cvsignore file. Emmanuel Kapil Gupta(CT) a écrit : Hi Emmanuel, I have set scheduler that builds my project daily at 2 AM. As you said, build starts if there is any change but Continuum is building my project even if there is no change in source code. Am using

Re: problem with jabber continuum, same works fine with cruise control

Do you use a standard jabbar server? Caused by: org.codehaus.plexus.jabber.JabberClientException: Can't create an account for user raghurajan.x.gurunathan on mx.jpmorgan.com at org.codehaus.plexus.jabber.DefaultJabberClient.logon(DefaultJabberClient.java:115) at

Re: mvn install installs jar as war file in my local repository!

Hi, Please paste your pom so we could take a look at it. Thanks, allan Zeltner Martin wrote: Hello! I've got a pom.xml with packaging war. When I execute mvn package Maven creates jar, test-jar and war. Now I'd like to install all three in my local repo. First, this doesn't work. I saw that

Re: Parent POM with Resources

Nick Panienski wrote: As far as I know I cannot include XMLs in a project that has a packagingpom/packaging. I already tried to build a resources project packaged as a jar and define a dependency in my parent pom. Maven doesn't complain about this, but I still don't know how to access my

RE: mvn install installs jar as war file in my local repository!

Hi, I paste the poms from chlid to parent project: D:\Projects\EL4J\external\framework\tests\remoting\web\pom.xml: --- ?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8? project xmlns=http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0;

maven-release-plugin how tos

Dear Maven users, Could someone give an example of how maven-release-plugin is used with scm-proivder-plugin ? Thanks for any help in advance. Regards, - - - - - - - DISCLAIMER- - - - - - - - Unless indicated otherwise, the information contained in this message is privileged and

RE: maven-release-plugin how tos

Yes, Dennis, this I have gone through, this only states some sample configuration about the plugin, but how this is configured for scm-provider-pluingn ? Or where the scm-provider-plugin sits in the configuration mentioned in this URL ? Or no need to specify scm-provider-plugin ? I am not sure.

Re: deployment repository directory, snapshots

Hi Jörg, you are correct, but as far as i know, ALL Continuum created artifacts (SNAPSHOTs and non-SNAPSHOTs) are deployed to this deploment repository directory. Continuum uses it's own local repository for dependency resolution, i think this deployment repository directory is on-way only, it

Re: maven-release-plugin how tos

You normally don't need the scm plugin, unless you want to add extra check-out and/or check-in commands to your build. The release-plugin gets the scm configuration from the scm/ section in your pom.xml: http://maven.apache.org/ref/current/maven-model/maven.html Sharma, Jaikumar wrote:

Re: maven-release-plugin how tos

Hi, IIRC if you plan to use the release:perform goal and deploy on a DAV repository, you have to add an extension element in the build element of your pom. ( I can't remember the exact syntax) Regards, Raphaël 2006/7/24, Dennis Lundberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]: You normally don't need the scm

Re: Utility to create upload bundles

Hi, The same reason why you do it -- altough locally: to manage and initialize some repository (eg. extNonFree or extFree) with new, unmavenized artifacts. This could automate the repository fillup, no? Have fun ~t~ On 7/24/06, Tim Kettler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, I don't use Proximity

Re: Proximity + FTPRemotePeer

Tamás Cservenák wrote: Hi all, i just want to announce that Proximity RC2 (in preparation) just got richer with a FTPRemotePeer, thus, it is able to proxy FTP remote repositories Shouldn't you be using Maven Wagon to transfer files? That way you can support any of the repository types that

Functional Tests and maven-surefire-report-plugin

Hi all, I'm trying to use maven-surefire-report-plugin to have a status on my functional tests in the maven generated website. I think that i have used a standard way to implement functional tests: - my functional tests are a module of my project, that is packaged as POM

Re: Proximity + FTPRemotePeer

Hi Trygve, no, Proximity does not have any dependency on Maven (or Spring used in WAR) whatsoever. Proximity is made from px-core, an extensible proxy engine, and is extended to be a Maven1/2 proxy using px-core-maven, the Maven bindings for Proximity. This binding extends the Proximity index

Re: Excluding jars from my ear

Thanks Max. I think I'll have it not inherit from the parent... that seems like the most practical solution. Still... it would be nice if the ear module had a way to specify that it by default not pull in jars not mentioned explicitly in it's modules configuration. ~ David -- View this

activeByDefault and mvn install

Why isnt mvn install launching the cargo-plugin even though the profile's activeByDefault is set to true?I have to type mvn cargo:install to get it to execute.The profile is defined as : profiles profile idtomcat5x/id activation activeByDefaulttrue/activeByDefault /activation

RE: Release strategy with Continuum

Thanks for the feedback. Definitely good to know others are in the same boat, and I definitely never would've thought of the scm bootstrapping solution. Thanks, Baron -Original Message- From: dan tran [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Fri 7/21/2006 8:49 PM To:

Re: activeByDefault and mvn install

Jeff Mutonho wrote: Why isnt mvn install launching the cargo-plugin even though the profile's activeByDefault is set to true?I have to type mvn cargo:install to get it to execute. Have you tried adding an executions/excution element? see: http://cargo.codehaus.org/Maven2+plugin -- View

How to generate clover historical HTML report?

Hi, With the latest version of the clover plugin I can now generate the history save points, but I was wondering if we can have Maven generate that historical report (HTML) with the nice-looking chart. I think we can use an Ant task to do it like we used to pre-Maven but I was hoping that there

findbugs plugin for Maven2

Hi all, i currently investigate my time migrating my projects to Maven2. But i still haven't found out how to get the findbugs plugin running. From what i found out, after reading through several posts and google searches, there seem to be 2 different plugIns (i tried them both): there is

JUnit Output Directory

Hi, Does anyone know whether I can specify which directory a junit test will run in. If I run them the way they are, all the output will go in the root project directory, however I prefer if it goes into src/test/output. Thanks, - Ole __ Do

changes plugin and jira-report

Hi, I need the changes plugin to create a report about the changes done in jira. So far (after a while, try and error) the plugin could logon the jira system. Here the output: [INFO] Succesfully logged in into JIRA. [INFO] Downloading

How to execute jar:jar just once?

Hello! I have the following plugin config in my pom with packaging jar: --- plugin groupIdorg.apache.maven.plugins/groupId artifactIdmaven-jar-plugin/artifactId version2.1-SNAPSHOT/version executions execution iddefault/id

Re: findbugs plugin for Maven2

CodingPlayer wrote: Hi all, i currently investigate my time migrating my projects to Maven2. But i still haven't found out how to get the findbugs plugin running. From what i found out, after reading through several posts and google searches, there seem to be 2 different plugIns (i tried

Re: changes plugin and jira-report

juergen.schumacher wrote: Hi, I need the changes plugin to create a report about the changes done in jira. So far (after a while, try and error) the plugin could logon the jira system. Here the output: [INFO] Succesfully logged in into JIRA. [INFO] Downloading

Re: findbugs plugin for Maven2

Dennis Lundberg wrote: CodingPlayer wrote: Hi all, i currently investigate my time migrating my projects to Maven2. But i still haven't found out how to get the findbugs plugin running. From what i found out, after reading through several posts and google searches, there seem to be 2

Re: Continuum with SVN and Apache/SSL

the project add page currently requires that URLs be publicly visible (no passwords etc). I would temporarily disable the security, upload it, then lock it down again. For the scm updates later you can use the maven servers setup to specify credentials Andy On Mon, 2006-07-24 at 16:13 +0200,

Re: Continuum with SVN and Apache/SSL

Continuum allows poms in servers password protected. Use url of type http://username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/... But there's a bug thay may force you to work around, see http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/CONTINUUM-747 On 7/24/06, Andrew Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: the project add page currently

Re: Continuum with SVN and Apache/SSL

like I said, currently though folk may get more mileage if that workaround is good. A On Mon, 2006-07-24 at 18:07 +0200, Carlos Sanchez wrote: Continuum allows poms in servers password protected. Use url of type http://username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/... But there's a bug thay may force you to

[M2] Calling a Mojo from another Mojo

Hi All, I'm currently writing a Java-based mojo, and I would like to reuse the functionality of the install:install-file and deploy:deploy-file mojos. Is there any way I can call these mojos from my own mojo? I could of course just instantiate the classes my self, but many of the parameters i

Re: Separate static content in war

Thanks for the tip Denis. I'm working in Maven 2 and found an even easier way... warSourceExcludes was exactly what i was looking for. This is the relavant build entry in my pom.xml plugin groupIdorg.apache.maven.plugins/groupId

Re: How to execute jar:jar just once?

I think you should just move the configuration/ element to be a child inside plugin/, and then remove the executions/ completely. Wayne On 7/24/06, Zeltner Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello! I have the following plugin config in my pom with packaging jar:

EAR Plugin / application.xml / Deployment on JBoss

Hey there, I'm currently using the EAR-plugin to generate my application including a WAR, EJBs and a lot of dependencies. My target Application Server is a JBoss - now here comes my question: is it possible to automatically include the dependencies inside the autogenerated application.xml as

RE: EAR Plugin / application.xml / Deployment on JBoss

We are using this exact version of jboss with ears with about 50-60 jars and don't have to do this. The jars are in a lib/ directory inside the ear and we have 2-3 wars in the root of the EAR. The wars all have manifest.mfs with Class-Path entries that reference the jars like this. Class-Path:

Re: EAR Plugin / application.xml / Deployment on JBoss

Well, it is really weird, some of my libraries inside lib/ are getting recognized and some are not! for example a lucene dependency it not being recognized, so my EJBDeployer quits with a NoClassDefFoundError... my structure looks like this: app.ear +--lib/ +--META-INF/ web1.war ejb1.jar

Re: EAR Plugin / application.xml / Deployment on JBoss

Did you check the contents of your MANIFEST.MF files to confirm the Class-Path entries are being made properly? Wayne On 7/24/06, Hannes Carl Meyer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Well, it is really weird, some of my libraries inside lib/ are getting recognized and some are not! for example a lucene

Re: Do i have to live with same group name for different project

yes, and they all different Andrew Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] 07/24/2006 02:38 PM Please respond to continuum-users To: continuum-users@maven.apache.org cc: Subject:Re: Do i have to live with same group name for different project your poms have a

Re: Do i have to live with same group name for different project

what version of continuum? On Mon, 2006-07-24 at 15:49 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: yes, and they all different Andrew Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] 07/24/2006 02:38 PM Please respond to continuum-users To: continuum-users@maven.apache.org cc: Subject:

Re: Do i have to live with same group name for different project

i use continuum 1.0.3.1 and maven 2.0.4 Thanks, Raghurajan Gurunathan Andrew Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] 07/24/2006 03:53 PM Please respond to continuum-users To: continuum-users@maven.apache.org cc: Subject:Re: Do i have to live with same group

Re: EAR Plugin / application.xml / Deployment on JBoss

well, there was a mistake in my MANIFEST creation - now it is working fine. Thank you very much!!! Wayne Fay schrieb: Did you check the contents of your MANIFEST.MF files to confirm the Class-Path entries are being made properly? Wayne On 7/24/06, Hannes Carl Meyer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Re: [M2] Generating TOC in sites created in APT or simplified docbook format

Looks very promising. That is indeed something I am looking for. Just another question: I am not sure why I must specify an XML file to describe the book's chapters and sections. That information can be extracted from the apt document structure. Is it mandatory to provide that XML file? Thanke

M2 URLs with in xdoc files

Hi! I am trying to get a url like http://www.somewhere.net/test=yesid=12 to be reproduecd on the output of an xdoc. My xdoc section would look like a href=http://www.somewhere.net/test=yesid=12;test/a however that invalidates the xml and processing fails. Using a

Re: m2 compiler plugin and generated source

An old post, however I had the same problem to solve today (played a bit with script and BSF) and found the easiest way - the runant plugin allows to specify a directory to be added to project's source roots via sourceRoot configuration element. LUkasz -- View this message in context:

Classpath for integration tests

Hi, I'm trying to write a maven2 pom.xml for commons-logging. Running the unit tests is a little tricky, because there are lots of tests that explicitly configure their own classpath, using the artifacts created during the build process. I've therefore got a set of unit tests that run in the

Re: Classpath for integration tests

Sorry, please ignore previous email. The problem is that my unit test is explicitly looking for junit via the system classloader. Of course surefire is loading junit via a custom classloader. Regards, Simon On Tue, 2006-07-25 at 10:34 +1200, Simon Kitching wrote: Hi, I'm trying to write a

URL to Maven 1.x POM doesn't go through SCM

I'm not very familiar with Maven, and less with Continuum, so perhaps I'm just misunderstanding something, but it seems odd to me that when you create a Maven 1.x project, you either specify an HTTP url to the Maven 1.x POM file, or you upload it directly. This seems odd, as my POM file is stored

Re: URL to Maven 1.x POM doesn't go through SCM

It will be in 1.1. Generally, users use the http interface with a scm http client like viewcvs or the subversion http browser. Emmanuel Karr, David a écrit : I'm not very familiar with Maven, and less with Continuum, so perhaps I'm just misunderstanding something, but it seems odd to me

maven-jar-plugin: include/exclude functionality?

Hi, I need to build 3 jars from the classes created by a module; a full jar and two jars that contain subsets of the available classes. Binding the jar:jar goal to the package phase using executions causes it to run fine, but I can't see any includes/excludes option for this plugin in the

Maven Build Notification

Hi everyone, I know this topic has been covered before, but I was wondering if there have been any updates. I'd like to send build failure notifications to an email address without using Continuum (or other CI tool). Is this possible? Thanks! Tom

Expansion of maven variables

Hi, I'm confused by the availability of maven variables, in particular ${project.testClasspathElements}. In a surefire config section, I've got this: configuration includes include**/DumpProps.java/include /includes systemProperties property

Help!checkStyle [m2]

  Hi, I want to build the project with Checkstyle(where Java coding conventions are applied) using maven 2.0.3.Please suggest me the wayout

Re: Help!checkStyle [m2]

Add following in your pom.xml : reporting plugins plugin groupIdorg.apache.maven.plugins/groupId artifactIdmaven-checkstyle-plugin/artifactId /plugin /plugins /reporting On 25 Jul 2006 05:29:35 -, narayan dhumale [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Help!checkStyle [m2]

On Tue, 2006-07-25 at 05:29 +, narayan dhumale wrote: Hi, I want to build the project with Checkstyle(where Java coding conventions are applied) using maven 2.0.3.Please suggest me the wayout You want the maven-checkstyle-plugin of course :-)