Hi there,
if you run your maven build through the Hudson ci server, Hudson will
display that information for your
in the module build statistc.
HTH
Andreas
Brett Porter schrieb:
Nothing like that right now, but it'd be an interesting feature request.
Cheers,
Brett
2008/8/15 Julien Graglia
If you're just trying to import it into Eclipse, then you should just
create an Enterprise ear project and a Dynamic Web Project and add the
source code to the Dynamic Web Project. Make sure you select your
compiler and that you add the Dynamic Web Project. Or, maybe the
configuration files for
hi Dennis,
I have been still struggling with issue MSITE-274 for quite a while. I just
found out that it is not directly related to a possible fix in 2.0-beta-7
(at least not only) but instead to the doxia plugin i.e. doxia version
1.0-alpha-10 has the problem and it is fixed in 1.0-alpha-11 at
ok, here is one solution
the current behaviour is that if you have the parent in the reactor
(possibly only if it is also the parent folder) then maven ignores the
version.
what I would do is separate the parent from aggregation
so the project you use as parent does not have any child
aha I remember now
if you have the parent also the parent folder then the default value
of project/parent/relativePath which is ../pom.XML will kick in
if you move the parent and don't set relative path then it won't find
the newer version of the patent that you have locally
Sent from my
I never used maven , I am wondering if I can download src jar files for my
current porject using maven ?
Its an old project and dont know what version it is using and debugging
always is trouble with out src, so can maven help get all the available src
for my third prty libs ?
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Below is my POM and the error log. How do I get maven to seem my
junit jar?
Mike
Here is the POM
project
xmlns=http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0;
xmlns:xsi=http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance;
xsi:schemaLocation=http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0
junit is scoped to test, and the file that references junit is in src/main,
which wouldn't have access to test-scope deps.
On Sun, Aug 24, 2008 at 1:47 PM, Michael McGrady
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Below is my POM and the error log. How do I get maven to seem my junit
jar?
Mike
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hi,
The command mvn dependency:tree gives me an overview of all dependencies
for my project. I would like to see the same but for the referenced maven
plugins i.e. needed for build and reporting.
My problem is that upon building I get zillion of doxia versions pulled out,
and I would like to
Run Maven with the -X command line switch to reveal all dependencies and
how they are pulled in.
Giovanni Azua wrote:
hi,
The command mvn dependency:tree gives me an overview of all dependencies
for my project. I would like to see the same but for the referenced maven
plugins i.e. needed
If your third-party libs have published sources (for the versions you
are using/specify in the pom) in the Maven repository, then yes, Maven
can acquire them for you.
How old is the project? Is it using Maven1 or Maven2 for building?
Or is this an old project you are thinking of converting to
sorry its not old , it uses spring, hibernate, wicket its indeed pretty new,
but no person who can say what version we are using i have to check the jar
manifest,instead i want some automatic tool which will get src for all my
jar files and the right version.Can maven read the manifest and
If you convert your build to Maven (from whatever you are using now),
you can specify the exact version of the various third-party tools you
are using. Then there is no checking the manifest file.
And assuming those third-party jars have published sources in the
Maven repo, they can be
I want to attach it to package phase and below is my pom file. But it doesn't
produce the test jar file either.
plugin
groupIdorg.apache.maven.plugins/groupId
artifactIdmaven-jar-plugin/artifactId
At present, Maven uses the declared project dependencies as the basis
for sorting, not transitive dependencies.
You use case sounds risky - G has obviously changed, L is using it via
C and E, but C and E are not rebuilt to take advantage of the changes
in G. You might know that this is the case -
How did you log in to the account? IF it happened to be su USERNAME
from root, you would still have root's environment.
Other than that, the only reason I can think of is that root is
specified in the SCM URL.
- Brett
2008/8/23 Dave Rathnow [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I'm having a problem with SCM
You may need to elaborate on your set up, as you can see here it is
possible to deploy them together for build #2:
http://snapshots.repository.codehaus.org/org/codehaus/redback/redback-users-api/1.1-SNAPSHOT/
That was built using the release profile in this pom:
Use the dependency plugin to unpack the tomcat distribution, then
selectively include files in the assembly descriptor that you want to
reuse.
Cheers,
Brett
2008/8/23 Beyer,Nathan [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I'm using the assembly plugin to generate a few archives for distribution.
I'd like to be able
This might be an environmental limit for the user. Running maven as
root would not generally be a good idea - does it work under a
different user account?
- Brett
2008/8/23 Rodrigo Villagran [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Dear Members
After reviewing manuals and consult on various websites
Even I can
Hi,
I am switching our build processes to Maven, and investigating the
possibilities to control repository access.
More precisely, I would like to configure the settings.xml and/or
pom.xml so that maven does NOT try to access the Maven central
repository, but only our internal repository.
This is standard practice with the Maven repository - final name is
never used to represent the artifact in the repository, as the
repository path formats are pre-defined. You can alter the classifier
it is uploaded with through the assembly configuration, but not the
other elements. If you want
see using a single repository here:
http://maven.apache.org/guides/mini/guide-mirror-settings.html
Cheers,
Brett
2008/8/25 Olivier Gies [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,
I am switching our build processes to Maven, and investigating the
possibilities to control repository access.
More precisely, I
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