We are all mortals...:-)
However, it looks like it has been fixed in 3.0-alpha-1. Mike, try
3.0-alpha-5! When you've tried it, there is no going back...:-)
http://www.sonatype.com/people/2009/11/maven-30-new-and-improved-formula/
/Anders
On Tue, Dec 8, 2009 at 06:55, Wayne Fay wrote:
> > Child
> Child project 2 has the exact same setup "however" it changes the dependency
> defined in the plugin to be dependent on a different project.
>
> configurations. It always seems that the first time a plugin is loaded that
> is the classpath used for that plugin whenever it is executed.
This is a
I haven't run into this use case, but I would think it should work. Have you
tried other Maven versions like 2.0.x? Also, I would strongly suggest you
try out 3.0-alpha-5. My experience is that errors that I've run into with
the 2.x code is fixed in 3.0.
/Anders
On Mon, Dec 7, 2009 at 23:29, Mike
Hello,
This is with Maven 2.2.1.
I have an aggregate POM file that contains 2 child projects, say
project A and project B.
Each of these child projects uses a custom build plugin. Project A
calls it like
myGrupId
myArtifactId
Rémy wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've got a problem with the maven-assembly-plugin:2.2-beta-4 plugin. In the
> POM, I set a reference to a descriptor.xml's file and some dependencies.
> In the descriptor.xml file I defined to spread dependencies
> in folders. I noticed that by using the element transitive
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+) the execution of the maven-webtest-plugin is not bound to a life
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+) binding the webtest execution needs to be done by the user (could be
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Hi,
I've got a problem with the maven-assembly-plugin:2.2-beta-4 plugin. In the
POM, I set a reference to a descriptor.xml's file and some dependencies.
In the descriptor.xml file I defined to spread dependencies
in folders. I noticed that by using the element transitive
dependencies are not in
On Mon, Dec 07, 2009 at 08:53:02PM +0100, Dennis Lundberg wrote:
> The Site Plugin uses the element of the POM do determine relative
> links between parent/child sites. In your example both the parent and
> the child point to the same , making the Site Plugins think that
> they are in the same pla
Thanks, Paul.
I found that http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MRELEASE-238 MRELEASE-238
already existed, so I added my mvn -X output there. The issue's comments
note that 2.0-beta-5 works. I verified that as true on my system.
Paul Benedict-2 wrote:
>
> Jeff, I would create a JIRA issue for pro
Solved it with the help of a coworker. Need to add the following nature:
com.genuitec.eclipse.j2eedt.core.ejbnature
to the maven-eclipse-plugin configuration.
Thanks,
David
From: David Siefert
To: users@maven.apache.org
Sent: Mon, December 7, 2009 1:53:09
Hi Brian
> Use curl. There's a fix in 1.4.1 to make the auth work better with wget
> but curl should work fine.
Thanks, curl works perfectly. And under certain circumstances, wget
seems to work also.
--
Beat Strasser
-
To unsu
The Site Plugin uses the element of the POM do determine relative
links between parent/child sites. In your example both the parent and
the child point to the same , making the Site Plugins think that
they are in the same place. Hence no links.
Mark H. Wood wrote:
> I'm trying to work out how to
Hi All-
I have a Maven2 POM and need to generate an Eclipse (specifically MyEclipse)
IDE project. The POM specifies an EJB project (project.packaging: "ejb") but
it seems that MyEclipse is loading it as a Java Project (not recognized as a
JAR that can be deployed to an application server). An
You can always add links to your own pages in the menu, by creating a
site.xml file. Those links will not be under the heading "Project
reports" though.
jimmi4664 wrote:
> I know it should, but there's some problem with it and the report is not
> added to project reports.
>
> So is there a way to
I use this call
wget --http-user=XXX --http-password=XXX
http:///service/local/artifact/maven/redirect?r=snapshots&g=com.uappoint&a=MODULE-A&v=3.0.1-SNAPSHOT&p=exe";
but I am not running 4.0 yet. --http-user and --user should be equiv according
to man page.
I connect, get a 301 and then g
On Dec 7, 2009, at 2:13 PM, Beat Strasser wrote:
However, how do you handle authentication? For the above url to work,
you need a valid session cookie. I'd would be ideal to have a single
http call (using wget for example) with HTTP Basic Authentication (with
SSL). Is there already a solution ava
On Dec 7, 2009, at 2:13 PM, Beat Strasser wrote:
>
> However, how do you handle authentication? For the above url to work,
> you need a valid session cookie. I'd would be ideal to have a single
> http call (using wget for example) with HTTP Basic Authentication (with
> SSL). Is there already a s
Hello
Can I just do a 'wget' against nexus to grab the latest snapshot
and copy this to webserver? Is there a special "latest snapshot"
link available in nexus or must I download the process the metadata
to determine the latest one?
I had the same problem with getting the latest snapshot ve
I'm trying to work out how to use the site plugin with a multimodule
product. I've worked my way through how site:site creates the
modules' sites individually. Both site:stage and site-deploy still
seem to have a problem, or I have a problem with them.
When using site-deploy, the modules' files
There cannot be a single answer to this since applications,
application packages and use cases are different. If you are building
webapplications and updating your own site, Maven cargo plugin is very
effective (google this list for examples, lots of them). If you are
developing a client-side appli
> be named differently based on the profile run. For example, I would like
> the "dev" profile to produce myapp-dev.war and the "prod" profile to
> produce myapp-prod.war.
You can use for this.
Note that can also work but it only affects the file name
in /target -- the artifact installed to you
I do copy all dependencies in lib folder and then add them to jar classpath.
2009/12/8 ChadDavis
> I'm been starting to use Maven for some of my projects. One thing
> that I've not been able to clear up is how the dependencies get
> deployed to my deployment environment. For development, I som
I'm been starting to use Maven for some of my projects. One thing
that I've not been able to clear up is how the dependencies get
deployed to my deployment environment. For development, I sometimes
use the assembly plugin's ability to generate a single Jar with all
dependencies included, or I use
I am using Maven profiles to generate my primary build artifact--a war
file-for two different environments. I would like to have this war file
be named differently based on the profile run. For example, I would like
the "dev" profile to produce myapp-dev.war and the "prod" profile to
produce myapp-
Thanks for the input everyone.
On Thu, Dec 3, 2009 at 10:41 AM, Kalle Korhonen
wrote:
> I wouldn't worry *too much* about the true and righteous way. While I
> agree that the more modular approach is more proper and allows for
> more flexibility, as with anything else, you need to strike a balan
>> Delete this file and try your build again. It is a corrupt XML file
>> (looks to be HTML) that was sent from dev.java.net repo at some point.
>
> I tried, but the file is generated again with the same error
Change the file name to .html and open it with your web browser. I
assume there is a pro
Well, I paid a little more attention and optional does work, but not like I
expected.
Tuscany comes with 200 jars.
optional removed that particular jar, but not its dependencies!
so i was still stuck with 199 jars in my web-inf lib, until I used
packagingExcludes
In case where you want 15 jars on
Wayne Fay wrote:
>
>> Cannot read metadata from
>> 'C:\maven\repository\com\xx.parent\1.0-SNAPSHOT\maven-metadata-dev.jav.xml':
>> end tag name must match start tag name from line 7
>> (position:
>
> Delete this file and try your build again. It is a corrupt XML file
> (looks to be HTML) tha
> Cannot read metadata from
> 'C:\maven\repository\com\xx.parent\1.0-SNAPSHOT\maven-metadata-dev.jav.xml':
> end tag name must match start tag name from line 7 (position:
Delete this file and try your build again. It is a corrupt XML file
(looks to be HTML) that was sent from dev.java.net repo a
> ps - What made me think there was a 1.0 version was the page you sent to me
> -- http://maven.apache.org/enforcer/enforcer-rules/requireProperty.html,
> specifically the "1.0". I didn't realize I shouldn't
> take the example literally.
Probably the documentation should be fixed/updated to inclu
Thanks. Everything works perfectly now. Really appreciate the help, - Dave
ps - What made me think there was a 1.0 version was the page you sent to me
-- http://maven.apache.org/enforcer/enforcer-rules/requireProperty.html,
specifically the "1.0". I didn't realize I shouldn't
take the example
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Hi,
a strange problem occurs on webapps project, I can't install a webapp
project, the metadata file for the parent artifact is not well formed. I get
the exception below:
[INFO] Trace
org.apache.maven.reactor.MavenExecutionException: Cannot find parent:
xxx.parent for project: xx:webapp:war:1.0
On Mon, 7 Dec 2009, NGUYEN Cong Kinh wrote:
Hello everybody,
I'm creating a plugin maven (extends AbstractMojo). In fact, in the code of
the plugin, I want to load a file in the resources directory of the plugin
maven. How I can do that? Because normally the current directory is directory
of
Hello everybody,
I'm creating a plugin maven (extends AbstractMojo). In fact, in the code
of the plugin, I want to load a file in the resources directory of the
plugin maven. How I can do that? Because normally the current directory
is directory of the module that uses the plugin maven.
Than
I know it should, but there's some problem with it and the report is not
added to project reports.
So is there a way to include "detached" external HTML pages to the creates
site?
Dennis Lundberg-2 wrote:
>
> jimmi4664 wrote:
>> My build generates some HTML documentation, but as part of norma
I found a JIRA feature request for what I described. Although it's flagged
"fixed" I think there wasn't really any change there, at least I can't find
any documentation about it.
link: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/ARCHETYPE-58
Cheers,
stephanos
stephanos wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I need to know
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Hmmm...I seem to be getting a delta[1] between the two repos when I download
Apache Axis artifacts. I'll see what the Axis team has to say.
Thanks,
Glen
[1] https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AXIS2-4571
BRIAN FOX-5 wrote:
>
> They are the same. Internally the nginx config for central is r
Hi!
Say, aggregating pom declares modules A (without dependencies) and B (depends
on A). Say, I have changed source code in A and installing aggregating pom.
What we shell see?
Ok, at first module A is recompiled, then module B is checked if it's source
code was or was not changed, and, as fa
Right, it looks like "help:describe -Dplugin=resources" will download and
show the latest version of a plugin, regarless of what version the
project/pom actually specifies.
In which case this FAQ entry is VERY wrong, and should be update ASAP to
save people trouble:
http://maven.apache.org/gener
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