IMHO the solution lies in controlling what gets into repo1.
In my view, it's causing probably 50% of the pain anti-maven people complain
about, if not more.
-nodje
dkernekins wrote:
>
> I have just run into *exactly* the same and did the same thing - tried new
> lifecycle; tried deprecated; cl
the war goal is not picking up the client-config.wsdd when running maven war
-
tried adding properties
maven.war.classes.includes=**/*.properties,**/*.vm,**/*.class,**/*.wsdd
maven.war.src.includes=**/*.wsdd
and still no wsdd in WEB-INF classes directory
it is the only file in org/apache/axis/
I am deploying a maven application with 4 different packages (4
assemblies). Each are the same except for one jar (SWT) that is
native. I have had to resort to 4 different executions of maven to
package them, one execution per profile. This is so that I can change
the classpath per execution to pul
Does anyone have an answer to this query?
2008/6/26 Ishaaq Chandy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi all,
> I am tasked with configuring our team's internal repository. As a team we
> are allowed to use any 3rd party dependencies for build-related activity, so
> for e.g. we may use JUnit/TestNG/EasyMock e
I think you'll find the relevant documentation here:
http://maven.apache.org/pom.html#Directories
also note the /project/build/directory in the super pom:
http://maven.apache.org/pom.html#The_Super_POM
However, your results may vary, I think a lot of plugins just assume that
target is the directo
Is there an easy way for me to set the target directory when running "mvn
clean package" (war) so it overrides the default /target directory?
Thanks
Todd
Hi Marvin,
I'm not sure if I understood you correctly, but maven 2.0.9 changed
the ordering of dependencies. Please take a look here:
http://maven.apache.org/release-notes.html
HTH
André
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Hi,
Is there any way to sort maven dependencies in other to get first the less
dependent to most?
Like this
-> means depend
Dep A
Dep B
Dep C -> Dep B and Dep A and Dep D
Dep D -> Dep E
Dep E -> Dep A
sorted I wanna this:
Dep A
Dep B
Dep E
Dep D
Dep C
Something like that.
Anyone knows??
Hi De,
We use Maven 1.1 in our project and are not plannng to switch to Maven 2.0
right now.
I resolved this issue: made the maven.repo.remote point to
http://repo1.maven.org/maven and http://www.ibiblio.org/maven/
thank you all for the help!
Radiya
On Wed, Jun 25, 2008 at 11:24 PM, De Smet R
I don't really understand why this is a problem...
Maybe you could try to use the tag in your plugin
configuration at the parent level like this;
maven-assembly-plugin
...
${assembly.skip}
...
and set a property in you
ything has been working
fine until I tried this.
cheers,
//mike
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I'm trying to figure this out, but I must be missing something. I
created the profiles test and production in the POMs for swear,
swear-core, and fish-tissue. I set up the modules how I want them in
swear-core and fish-tissue. I set activeByDefault to true for the test
profile in the POMs fo
Hi,
We have been using maven 2 ( 2.0.8 )for a while with love and hate :-)
And now we want to make our child pom.xml:s a bit cleaner in terms of
dependencies.
We have the following structure in Eclipse 3.3.0:
src
|
|---services
| |
| |---alarm
| |
|
Hi,
We have been using maven 2 ( 2.0.8 )for a while with love and hate :-)
And now we want to make our child pom.xml:s a bit cleaner in terms of
dependencies.
We have the following structure in Eclipse 3.3.0:
src
|
|---services
| |
| |---alarm
| |
|
You have all probably solved this by now, but here is a link to the solution
for the next poor soul that is trying to get people started with maven and
the simplest thing dies. That this is not fixed in the common repos, I just
do not understand why it is taking so long. Here is what I followed:
Hi,
I'm trying to automate the copy of an archive to my application server and
dynamically configure the server instance name on the command-line.
If I do mvn install -Ddeploy.server=instance1
deploy.server value 'instance1' gets passed normally to plugin through maven
pom file property int
Julien,
I have another, hopefully simple question on the same topic.
Here is the situation. I have a POM that is the PARENT of about 130 other
POMs. In this PARENT POM, I want to configure the maven-assembly-plugin for
its 130 children. This works fine.
My question has to do with who actually b
On Thu, Jun 26, 2008 at 2:07 PM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I don't know why it did not fail. Are you sure, you're using the latest
> version of the checkstyle plugin. Always version your plugins in your pom.
> The latest is version 2.2.
Apparently that was the reason! I had no version defi
as well as the modules own hibernate.cfg.xml file when running the command
hbm2ddl from the command line?
Thanks.
..kace
kace wrote:
>
> Is there a way of picking up hibernate.cfg.xml files from jar files to use
> when running the hibernate maven plugin command hbm2ddl ?
>
> Thanks.
>
> Rega
Is there a way of picking up hibernate.cfg.xml files from jar files to use
when running the hibernate maven plugin commang hbm2ddl ?
Thanks.
Regards,
..kace
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I have just run into *exactly* the same and did the same thing - tried new
lifecycle; tried deprecated; cleared Artifactory cache, renamed and rebuild
the entire local repository what a pain-in-the-U-Know-What.
There is a thread at:
http://www.nabble.com/Archetype-generate-error-tt16963766.ht
On your first point, that checkstyle did not run when you execute mvn package,
that is completely true, since verify comes after package.
I don't know why it did not fail. Are you sure, you're using the latest version
of the checkstyle plugin. Always version your plugins in your pom. The latest
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
Hi,
Hi,
we have an open-source developement, where you actually could download the
latest releases from the website.
It would be much more easier, if we were able to deploy the latest
releases to an existing, remote Repo and just display the group/artifactId
and t
Hi,
we have an open-source developement, where you actually could download the
latest releases from the website.
It would be much more easier, if we were able to deploy the latest
releases to an existing, remote Repo and just display the group/artifactId
and the URL of the repo at the website.
Thanks for your reply,
On Thu, Jun 26, 2008 at 11:52 AM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yes, that is possible with the checkstyle:check goal [1].
I tried to use the checkstyle plugin like this:
org.apache.maven.plugins
maven-checkstyle-plugin
http://
Yes, that is possible with the checkstyle:check goal [1].
Hth,
[1] http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-checkstyle-plugin/check-mojo.html
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From: Jeroen Verhagen [mailto:[EMA
Hi all,
Is it possible to enforce coding standards using Checkstyles plugin?
For example by letting a build fail like Surefire does when a unittest
fails or by preventing a deploy to a repository when coding standards
have not been met according to Checkstyle?
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Hi Vijay,
If you have your zip assembly installed in the repository, you can include
the first assembly in another assembly.
First of all, in the pom which will create the second assembly, you must
declare your first zip assembly as a dependency.Then, in your assembly
descriptor, you have to inclu
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