Craig,
The procedure you describe is exactly how all Maven plugin releases (and
Maven 2.0.5 and 2.0.6) now go through.
The release plugin is configured to activate a release profile that
does a few things:
1) Turns on the remote-resources plugin which injects the license/notice
files
Hi Michael,
It looks like the right people are involved in fixing this.
Please do document the results of this discussion in the How To Make
An OpenJPA Release.
Craig
On Apr 8, 2007, at 6:56 PM, Michael Dick wrote:
Actually it looks like the link David sent us has the information. The
I did a search and this file bbb.java is a generated file but does not
exist in the original src directory. The build directory is the output
directory.
./build/clover/src/com/aaa/bbb.java
./build/dotnetSpecific/aaa/bbb.cs
./build/javaSpecific/com/aaa/platform/bbb.java
Hi,
I want to atomize the creation of the structure of my project. So iwant to
develop a desktop application in order to give to the end user
To fill some parameters like : groupId, artifactId ...
My question how can I invoke all command mvn from my application desktop , ie I
don't want
Actually it looks like the link David sent us has the information. The
release plugin provides a mechanism to deploy to a staging area.
The catch is that migrating from the staging area to a production
repository. A quick excerpt follows:
Once the release is deemed fit for public consumption it
Hi Marc,
I'll plead ignorance on this. I'd like to have some feedback from the
maven incubator experts here. I'm copying the maven user list in case
they can shed some light.
Perhaps we need a new maven-incubator-release plugin that allows you
to deploy to a ~mikedd repository that has
Back in my Ant days i used to deploy the whole EAR in expanded
(unzipped) form. That allowed building and deploying components such as
WAR or EJB JAR files in the EAR structure within the J2EE container
without rebuilding the whole project, thus reducing the time for
re-deployment during
All,
Is there a way to code the m2 goal so that it can clean specific parts
of the m2 repo? For example, delete m2/repository/com/aaa directory?
or even clean up everything?
Thanks.
B.
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You have tried mvn -clean right?
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From: Baz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: April 9, 2007 12:14 PM
To: Maven Users List
Subject: Cleaning up the m2 repo?
All,
Is there a way to code the m2 goal so that it can clean specific parts of the m2
repo? For example, delete
Hi all,
We have been using the release plugin very successfully to create tags
and keep version numbers up to date for us.
We need similar behaviour to create branches - ie to update the version
number, then create the branch.
Does anything like this exist in the release plugin, or in
Is anyone using yDoc for javadoc UML in M2 without help from Ant?
Many thanks,
Manos
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Hi,
I'm in the process of converting my (small) organization's Maven 1.X
infrastructure to Maven 2.
As a Maven 2 newbie, I'm curious about the differences between
release:perform and scm:bootstrap, and the reasons why both of these
apparently very similar goals co-exist in Maven2. The latter
I'm guessing that you use a non-Subversion repository, since Subversion
makes no distinction between branches and tags (or any other directory,
for that matter) -- the distinction is maintained outside the
repository, in the minds of the people who adopt a policy to associate
branching activity
I actually used Graphiz instead of yDoc in M2 and it works great on Windows
only.
On 4/9/07, Manos Batsis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is anyone using yDoc for javadoc UML in M2 without help from Ant?
Many thanks,
Manos
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It doesn't appear that there is anything in maven 2. The only thing I
could find was for maven 1.x. And that was the
repository:delete-project goal which you could delete something from
the repo by group id and what not.
You could build a plugin for this or even add an ant task to your build
Newbie to newbie here
From my understanding bootstrap does an initial checkout from SCM otherwise and
update is issued.
The release perform actual creates a release of your application and version
change in your SCM. although I am not positive about the version change piece
but it does mark for
Mick Knutson wrote:
I actually used Graphiz instead of yDoc in M2 and it works great on Windows
only.
UMLGraph is also working for me and i managed to make yDoc work as well
after setting the javadoc plugin version to 2.0 (there is a bug in ater
versions).
However, i have the same problem
release:perform build released artfiacts base on release.property created by
release:prepare.
I does more than scm:boostrap does ( like bundle source artifact, etc )
However, if you dont have release.property, scm:bootstrap can be used to
rebuild your artifacts
I hardly use it thou, But it is a
This functionality is available in maven-dependency-plugin:
http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-dependency-plugin/purge-local-repository-mojo.html
I'm not sure what release has this mojo, so you may need to use a
SNAPSHOT if it isn't available in a released version yet.
Wayne
On 4/9/07, R.
Yes, this has been released since 2.0-alpha-1
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From: Wayne Fay [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, April 09, 2007 3:16 PM
To: Maven Users List
Subject: Re: Cleaning up the m2 repo?
This functionality is available in maven-dependency-plugin:
Hi all,
Basic Maven questions.
I recently setup maven in my company and setup the company repository on a
http server.
1) What is the procedure to load it with maven related artifacts and
plugins; Do I need to download them from ibilio or
http://repo1.maven.org/maven2/org/apache/maven/plugins/
So how does one package up configuration per stack? By stack I mean dev
integration env versus qa versus staging versus production (all of which
have various configuration changes).
What we've been doing is managing per stack configuration via
profiles.xml. One of the drawbacks of this method
Do I suppose to implement only source files? or Unit test files? This
may be the cause of the errors...
B.
On 4/9/07, Baz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I did a search and this file bbb.java is a generated file but does not
exist in the original src directory. The build directory is the output
I have a project that builds multiple artifacts - a jar, a DLL and
others that are shared by the Jar and DLL. For various reasons, we have
decided to create a single POM that has plug-ins in right phases to
build the DLL.
So we decided to package this as a ZIP that gets unzipped at the right
Hi,
I'm trying to compile using aspectj and I keep getting the following error:
the parameter thisJoinPoint is not bound in [all branches of] pointcut
at
org.apache.maven.lifecycle.DefaultLifecycleExecutor.executeGoals(DefaultLifecycleExecutor.java:564)
at
I'm not sure about what scm:bootstrap does, but I'll tell you what the
release goals do:
For release:prepare, the plugin will update the poms to release versions, do
a successful build, commit changes, and then tag the release. Then it
updates the pom again to the next development version, do
Sorry Emmanuel,
My post *should* have read :
1) If the SCM user/password has NOT been been explicitly configured in
your POM or Settings, how does the maven-release-plugin discover the
username/password of the current user ...
With regards to determining the revision that is tagged, I need
Hi maven gurus
We are having a strange dependency issue in our build at Apache Tuscany
project. Starting from a clean m2 repo, if one tries the top-level build
(/java), he will face some dependencies issues like the one attached below,
but the issue actually goes away if you actually build
Hi.
The error you are getting are an error from the ajc compiler and are
because of errors in your aspects, and as far as I can se has nothing
to do with the compiler or the plugin. I would suggest you post your
question on the aspectJ user list and post your aspect in the mail,
and they/I will
Hi,
If you want to configure and setup your internal (company) repository
management system to automatically download and install maven artifacts and
plugins (if its not able to locate them in your local repository), have a
look at ARCHIVA, the Maven Repository Manager. Here is the project link
Hi,
It seems you are having errors in your aspects only, as I cant see any
error(s) in your aspectj-maven-plugin description, it seems perfect to me.
Hope this helps. Thanks.
-dsantani
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