probably you have a disconnect between your PATH and JAVA_HOME environment
variables.
release:prepare sort of forks a maven process and the environment may be
different in that case.
For example we have a project that is half built with ANT and half built
with Maven. currently our release process
> I am thinking about a plugin, that when present in a maven pom plugins
> set should automatically adds some special source and target folder to
> the resources plugin, so that some special resources are copied
> without having to configure them in the resources plugin itself. How
> do I do that ?
Hello,
I am thinking about a plugin, that when present in a maven pom plugins
set should automatically adds some special source and target folder to
the resources plugin, so that some special resources are copied
without having to configure them in the resources plugin itself. How
do I do that ?
If the goal has a default phase binding then it will execute in that phase.
But if the goal is not bound to any lifecycle phase then it simply won't be
executed during the build lifecycle.
to make sure you get the configuration attributes for each bind each execution
phase to the plugins c
The Maven team is pleased to announce the release of the Maven Ant Tasks,
version 2.1.1
The Maven Ant Tasks allow several features of Maven to be used in an Ant
build. This includes dependency management, reading and writing pom files, and
deployment to a Maven repository. More information is
Hi,
I'm using the maven-javadoc-plugin to generate javadoc it works fine,
but I'd like to know how to SCP the javadoc to our webserver. I have a
server setup with apache2 and openSSH. Can I configure the javadoc
plugin to SCP the files to my web server or do I need another plugin to
deploy th
copy-dependencies has filters you can use to filter on scope, group,
artifact etc
On Thu, Jul 22, 2010 at 6:03 AM, Tom wrote:
> I'm converting an applet project to use Maven.
>
> This means I have a applet artifact which uses all kinds of other Swing
> related libraries and the actual WAR artifac
I am confused about something.
I have a project where I have specified that the compiler target and
source are to be 1.6. I can run mvn deploy and everything works fine.
When I try to run mvn release:prepare it tells me the compiler (javac)
does not support 1.6. Why is it using two different
Hi Jason,
sorry I don't know a direct way.
Maybe you can reuse some of this code or output:
http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-dependency-plugin/usage.html -> "The
dependency:build-classpath mojo"
which can be used to write the complete path into a file e.g.
/home/foo/.m2/repository/org/jav
Excellent!
Thanks!
- Original Message
From: Timothy Mcginnis
To: Maven Users List
Cc: users@maven.apache.org
Sent: Thu, July 22, 2010 9:41:30 AM
Subject: Re: Eclipse Maven WAS
Yes. We use M2Eclipse (9.8 I know its old) and just configure the poms
normally.
In RSA make a few prefe
Given the following POM and assembly descriptor, and assuming that one
or more of the submodules defined has a transitive test-scope dependency
on JUnit, I find that when I run my assembly, all works as expected
except that JUnit is included in the assembly archive. I would prefer
that it not be,
Yes. We use M2Eclipse (9.8 I know its old) and just configure the poms
normally.
In RSA make a few preference changes.
Java EE -
in the Classpath containers box uncheck Use Ear Libraries
classpath container
Java EE->Project ---
uncheck Add project to an EAR
Hi all,
any takers for this one?
I am writing a Maven plugin and have trouble getting a parameter defined
as follows to work:
/**
* @parameter
*/
private Map map;
Not matter how I configure in my POM, it only ever maps Strings to
null, not to an instance of ComplexObjext:
Team
This is probably a newbie question.
We're trying to integrate maven with eclipse and websphere.
The goal is to use "class reloading" in our development environment to allow
for
rapid developtment.
Has anyone else done this and gotten it to work? If so what steps did you use?
Thanks!
-Ro
Hi Tom,
Tom wrote:
> I'm converting an applet project to use Maven.
>
> This means I have a applet artifact which uses all kinds of other Swing
> related libraries and the actual WAR artifact. There also is a "shared"
> artifact that both use to communicate with each other. The applet is
> compi
I'm converting an applet project to use Maven.
This means I have a applet artifact which uses all kinds of other Swing
related libraries and the actual WAR artifact. There also is a "shared"
artifact that both use to communicate with each other. The applet is
compiled with Java 1.6, the WAR wi
I will try your suggestion but according to the documentation, my use case
should be the default one (without configuration). In addition, war:exploded
produces the correct result but war:inplace produces a different result so I
definitely think there is an issue.
Regards,
Julien
- Mes
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