Hi all.
From what I can gather, the release plugin has been fixed to work with
the flattened eclipse based project structure.
I have 4 directories, all at the same level so that they work with
eclipse.
\FireDragon (the J2EE Multi Module Project)
\FireDragonResources (the resour
2008/7/11 Lee Meador <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> If its in the xml, you might be able to use CDATA to get the ampersand in
> there. The XML parser probably is looking for an < sort of thingy.
>
That occurred to me as well. You could use & if that's true.
Artur, can you give us the actual error?
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Hi,
I have the task to start a new plugin, that kind iterates over it's
dependencies, generate some code, produce some custom reports and
finally assemble something like an ear file for deployment.
Actually, I think the functionality will go in a group of plugins, but
that's not the aim for m
Hello,
you could achieve something like this in Hudson as well, if you create a
"Free Style" Hudson job that scans the build output und only triggers a
mvn deploy
when the log file contains "BUILD SUCCESS".
The initial job should not execute "mvn deploy", but rather a "mvn
package". You can
hello,
I just got a short question about maven and depedencies.
Basically I got a project with several sub projects which got more
subprojects and so on. The exact structure can be seen here:
http://binbase.fiehnlab.ucdavis.edu:8060/browse/BinBase/trunk/binbase
including all the needed poms.
N
Stephen Coy-3 wrote:
>
> The usual way of doing this is to package the EJB jar together with
> its dependencies in an EAR file. In a JEE5 environment the deps can
> either go in a "lib" directory in the EAR or (and for J2EE 1.3/4) be
> at the root of the EAR and a manifest classpath entry
