I am interested in what you did. We use CC as well. Any info you can
provide would be greatly appreciated. This is very important as we have a
huge codebase and would like to identify all errors every night (NOT JUST
THE FIRST ONE!)
Thanks,
jp4
Jon SlinnHawkins wrote:
TestFailureIgnore
Hi,
I've installed several Eclipse jars into my local repository, and I'd
like to get them into a shared repository somewhere. Is it
allowed/appropriate for me to submit these for the ibiblio repository
by following the directions at
jp4 [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
This seems like a big issue since our nightly builds usually run all of our
unit and container test cases. If we have to run the tests twice, it will
almost double the build time which is already several hours.
Is there any way to instrument without invoking
On 11/7/06, jp4 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This seems like a big issue since our nightly builds usually run all of
our
unit and container test cases. If we have to run the tests twice, it will
almost double the build time which is already several hours.
The Shale build also includes
Christian Goetze [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 11/07/2006
01:57:33 PM:
With this, I mean how do people ensure that the version number used in
the build is available at runtime? Do people generate a property file
with the version number and include it in the jar? Anyone have a nice
little
From what i read on the maven site plugin, it forks the different
report plugins into separate lifecycles. So since both of the plugins
require the test cases to be compiled, both lifecycles are going to have to
compile them in there own lifecycles.
Not sure as I havent done much research on
Common solution is to add a manifest. Have a look to the maven-jar-plugin
documentation
Christian Goetze-2 wrote:
With this, I mean how do people ensure that the version number used in
the build is available at runtime? Do people generate a property file
with the version number and
Did you vote for these issues ? ;-)
Emmanuel planned them for the beta 1.
These patchs will be reviewed (in theory) the next week.
Arnaud
On 11/6/06, Raphaël Piéroni [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just tried Arnaud's war too.
It works fine (at least for the needs i have).
Many thanks Arnaud.
Hi,
I followed the getting started page, but perhaps I missed something.
Please give me a pointer at what I can look at. I really haven't any
background in plexus and don't know where to look first.
bin/plexus.sh starts a process and dumps log to standard out. When I
visit localhost:8080, I
That looks right. The only difference is I have servlet-api 2.4, but
that shouldn't matter. Perhaps one of the other dependencies pulls in
a servlet API with a different ID? I know there have been some
floating around.
Run mvn with the -X flag and look for a servlet dependency that is not yours.
Hello all,
Creating a plugin, I would like to use the default compile source
roots for source lookup, but let the user override the default values
at wish.
I've added the following in my Mojo:
/**
* The source directories containing the sources to be formatted.
*
*
Each of your maven modules will be a separate Eclipse project. Eclipse
does not support hierarchical project structures (#), so if you want to
be able to edit the parent pom in Eclipse, you will need to move it into
a module also. Here's my recommendation, based on how my project team
uses
Dirk Starke wrote:
Hello Christian,
I am just starting to use Maven 2, also had some problems to figure this
out, and perhaps I can help you. In my little project I created two
files in the src/main/assembly directory of my project.
Thanks, but it only ends up with the one jar in the
Thanks, but it only ends up with the one jar in the project. How do I
get it to include all jars needed to run, as expressed in the
dependencies?
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Oops, sorry, the other nice person who answered has the clue...
Thanks again!
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Hi. I set up my mailing like this, but I am not receiving any emails.
May someone please help me with this? Thanks in advance.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] like [EMAIL PROTECTED]
y=name like Bob
configuration
from-mailboxx/from-mailbox
from-namey/from-name
timestamp-formatEEE, d
Please see:
http://people.apache.org/~epunzalan/maven-assembly-plugin/
Christian Goetze wrote:
I've read the better builds with maven book, I've looked at
http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-assembly-plugin, but I'm still
not sure I understand how this is supposed to work.
I just want
I need to use the tools.jar of the lib folder. Inside the oringinal jdk
location...
How can I add this dependency. I looked for it on the maven repository and
the sun maven repository too, but without sucess.
Thanks all
The war plugin will create an exploded (pre-archived) version of the
webapp in the directory you configure using the webappDirectory property.
However, it sounds like you might be trying to build the exploded webapp
in your warSourceDirectory, which you have configured to be src/webapp.
If
On 11/8/06, Morgovsky, Alexander (US - Glen Mills)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi. I set up my mailing like this, but I am not receiving any emails.
May someone please help me with this? Thanks in advance.
Have you checked the logs?
They should provide you with the reasons why mail is not
On 11/7/06, Dudu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I need to use the tools.jar of the lib folder. Inside the oringinal jdk
location...
How can I add this dependency. I looked for it on the maven repository and
the sun maven repository too, but without sucess.
It's not in the public repositories due to
Hello Max,
Thanks!
I was confused by the two parameters.
Now, I use following format scripts,
configuration
webappDirectorytarget/${artifactId}/webappDirectory
warSourceDirectorysrc/webapp/warSourceDirectory
outputDirectorytarget/outputDirectory
/configuration
I have to
I've set up a plugin to sign my release file using gpg (using the
maven-antrun-plugin plugin), so that I generate a signature file:
artifact-VERSION-incubating.zip.asc for the assembly-generated file
artifact-VERSION-incubating.zip.
When I run mvn deploy, though, only the
You need to make it an 'attached' artifact. I'm not sure if antrun has
the hooks to do that - writing an Ant plugin should though, and a Java
plugin does.
Did you want to share the code for this? We've been planning to build
this into Maven itself but this would be a good interim step.
- Brett
Hello,
With Maven standard directory structure, resources relative to Java source
codes are located at src/resources.
Now I'm using Hibernate. Generally, a Hibernate xml file directly adheres to
its domain Java class.
For example,
src
|--java
|--myapp
|--demo
Is there a way to perform a task before a goal executes? Specifically
what I'm looking to do is load data into my test database before all
my tests run. I'm using Spring's
AbstractTransactionalDataSourceSpringContextTests, which rolls back
all changes after each test, so that I don't have to
Brett-
On Nov 7, 2006, at 6:01 PM, Brett Porter wrote:
You need to make it an 'attached' artifact. I'm not sure if antrun has
the hooks to do that - writing an Ant plugin should though, and a Java
plugin does.
OK, I'll look into doing this.
Do you happen to know if it is possible to access
Hi,
See also: http://maven.apache.org/general.html#tools-jar-dependency
System scope isn't recommended by Maven.
Using repository is standard way.
a cup of Java, cheers!
Sha Jiang
Wendy Smoak-3 wrote:
On 11/7/06, Dudu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I need to use the tools.jar of the lib
On 08/11/06, Marc Prud'hommeaux [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do you happen to know if it is possible to access the MavenProject
instance globally (e.g., via a static method or a System property)?
If so, I could probably embed a beanshell script within the antrun
plugin to add the artifacts to the
The plugin's page is under the hyperlink alias By Category. Shouldn't
sorting by category be more of a drop down box instead. Can the alias be
renamed back to plugins?
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On 11/7/06, jiangshachina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
With Maven standard directory structure, resources relative to Java source
codes are located at src/resources.
Now I'm using Hibernate. Generally, a Hibernate xml file directly adheres to
its domain Java class.
...
Some developers may not like
For those people who have struggled using maven with testng, I've
blogged about how to get it working without using surefire:
http://www.ninthavenue.com.au/blog/maven_and_testng
I hope this helps someone.
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Hello,
As far as I know, artifactId doesn't include '.' and indicates the project
work.
Then how about groupId?
As package naming spec, we use the format:
org.apache.realProject.innerPackage...
We can regard org.apache as groupId, realProject as artifactId.
But at Maven central repository,
On 11/7/06, jiangshachina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But at Maven central repository, http://www.ibiblio.org/maven2/
I don't find any accurate regular.
For example, Apache Commons projects aren't grouped as org.apache, or
org.apache.commons, or apache.commons, even not commons.
Each Commons
Hi,
Now, I use
resource
directorysrc/main/java/directory
excludes
exclude**/*.java/exclude
/excludes
/resource
I make Mavne to regard src/main/java as resources dir, too.
But have to exclude Java source files.
a cup of Java, cheers!
Sha Jiang
Wendy
I know that this doesn't directly address the question, but I had been
working with the JAXB/Codemodel group on some decent naming standards
for artifactId/groupId combinations as they relate to projects and
sub-projects. Since the whole naming thing came up, I though that I'd
post my little
Assuming you're using Maven2... Have you looked at the complete list of phases?
http://maven.apache.org/guides/introduction/introduction-to-the-lifecycle.html
Sounds to me like you might want to use @process-test-resources.
Wayne
On 11/7/06, Paul Barry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a way
Ideally the Eclipse group themselves would create poms and contribute bundles.
However, if they aren't doing it, you could certainly put something
together, upload it, and if there are no problems etc I imagine it
would be accepted and uploaded.
It is not absolutely required that the creator of
Hi,
Just for interest - has anyone made an XSLT patch for project.xml -
pom.xml?
Regards,
Tony
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I've created a test repo at http://repo1.maven.org/eclipse/ with a lot
of them. We are looking for feedback
On 11/7/06, Wayne Fay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ideally the Eclipse group themselves would create poms and contribute bundles.
However, if they aren't doing it, you could certainly put
Hi,
I think the problem here is not the missing Velocity resource. You can just
ignore this. You may have tried creating a new project inside an existing
Maven project which causes the build to fail. Try to do this again, this
time in a fresh folder/directory.
Hope this helps.
Dawn
Franz
Franz,
that second point sounds plain wrong. mvn shouldn't display those sorts of
messages from the velocity library it is using.
On 11/7/06, Franz Fehringer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As i stumbled over this some time ago i was told on this list, that
this is only a warning and not a real
Hello,
I think Maven official should give a tree list, which lists all of artifacts
by groupId+artifactId+version.
Then users can search artifacts convinently
Although we can search artifacts from central repository site, the way can
not browser all of artifacts quickly.
a cup of Java, cheers!
My pom.xml has a packaging of ear and i'm using it to generate an ear, create
webservices using antrun plugin, and compile the ear using weblogic:appc.
project
parent
parent pom info---
/parent
modelVersion4.0.0/modelVersion
artifactIdapp-web/artifactId
packagingear/packaging
nameApp
Yep already votes...
Raphaël
2006/11/7, Arnaud HERITIER [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Did you vote for these issues ? ;-)
Emmanuel planned them for the beta 1.
These patchs will be reviewed (in theory) the next week.
Arnaud
On 11/6/06, Raphaël Piéroni [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just tried Arnaud's
Hi Marco,
IIRC the ${project.compileSourceRoots} property contains a list of paths
(maybe even a list of File which are directories)
And it seems you used the source tag to inject a java file instead of a
directory
Hope this helps and is revelant.
Regards,
Raphaël
2006/11/7, Marco
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