HI all,
I am very much new to maven, and i need ur help to find the answers for the
below three questions:
1. Is Maven 1.x supports weblogic and cargo plugins ?
2. Where can I find the implementation part of starting and stopping
weblogic servers by using weblogic and cargo plugins ( I want
Hi Ahana,
Try running
mvn -X site
which should help you see what it's complaining about. Post back if you still
can't figure out what's wrong and include the section from the bottom of the
output that's relevent, i.e. not the bits that are checking pom dependencies,
etc.
Regards,
Dave
Unfortunately not in 2.x. The logger is configured in plexus (the ioc)
and it's not possible to set a level like this. There are several jiras
regarding the verbosity that you may want to follow.
-Original Message-
From: walterw [mailto:walterjwh...@hotmail.com]
Sent: Sunday, January 04,
Hi,
I am unable to generate the book in xdoc format using maven. The error that
I am
getting is shown below.
C:\Documents and Settings\doxiauser\my-maven\my-web-app>mvn site
[INFO] Scanning for projects...
WAGON_VERSION: 1.0-beta-2
[INFO]
-
Hi All,
I would like to limit the output from each plugin and only show errors. I
know there is a property that may be set, but I believe after
reading and testing, it is only for setting the logLevel of the plugin
meaning it will log at that level perhaps?
Is it possibly to restrict what mave
What I want to do is to include all jars from all modules/sub-modules that
are built from the top level when I do "mvn compile install".
in the top level C:\projects\\pom.xml
there is no /src/main/java directory to build. It is a top level
project/container only for submodules and the packagin
thanks, I went over those, but nothing is being built.
I think the problem is that my top level project has no /src/main/java
directory. In fact there is no /src/ directory at all meaning the pom.xml
(parent pom) of all sub modules has no dependencies.
It just has many modules which have sub mo
Lisa, I see you have learnt some good practice from your recent experience :
no hello, no thanks. So far, so good :-/.
About having jars inside your jar, I suppose you want the other jars not to
be unpacked. I asume you're familiar with the fact that having jars inside
your jar isn't standard and
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I'm not sure to understand what the problem is:
http://repo1.maven.org/maven2/org/eclipse/swt/
or
http://repo1.maven.org/maven2/swt/
What library precisely would you be missing?
Talking about the native binding, I guess you could use a mvn profile to
select the right swt jar (if to be included in
The Mojo team is pleased to announce the l10n-maven-plugin 1.0-alpha-2
release!
The Localization Tools Maven Plugin helps with internationalization and
localization of your projects.
Changes in this version include:
Improvement:
o Show the complete display name of a locale in the L10n Status Rep
I have a project directory like:
C:\home\projects\
In there is \pom.xml
This pom is a top level pom (for many modules and those modules have
sub-modules)
and the packageing is set to "pom".
What I want is to build one super jar that includes all jars in my project
and all jars
You asked which plugin jars (SWT) are available to maven
If you do not have SWT plugin installed to maven you will of course have to
install the (SWT) plugin
Regards
mac-systems wrote:
>
> Ehhh,
>
> what that answer have to do in relation of my question ?
>
> - Jens
>
>> if you dont specif
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