hello,
there is new version for the people who know maven from their former
life and want to explore how to use it to manage ruby and/or rails
projects with maven.
you can generate a mavenized rails3 application:
http://blog.mkristian.tk/2010/03/riding-ruby-on-rails3-with-maven.html
(for rails2.3
On 12/08/2010 5:50 PM, Pepe Perez wrote:
At this first stage I'm using mvn as a repo manager, not as a build tool...
so an operation on a target is not building it, but download it from the remote
repo. Specifically, my targets are tgz files; when running mvn I'd want my
target to be downloaded
At this first stage I'm using mvn as a repo manager, not as a build tool...
so an operation on a target is not building it, but download it from the remote
repo. Specifically, my targets are tgz files; when running mvn I'd want my
target to be downloaded from the remote repo along with all its de
On 12/08/2010 3:45 PM, Pepe Perez wrote:
To show how maven can do out-of-the-box what our custom app does I'm starting my
prototype by showing how maven can upload and download to/from both a remote
repo and a local repo, though in this first stage I won't build my targets. So,
I deploy my targe
To show how maven can do out-of-the-box what our custom app does I'm starting
my
prototype by showing how maven can upload and download to/from both a remote
repo and a local repo, though in this first stage I won't build my targets. So,
I deploy my target and dependencies using deploy:deploy-f
On 12/08/2010 2:57 PM, Pepe Perez wrote:
Yes, we need both.
Our current app deploys to a distribution repo, I'll get this behavior with
maven using mvn deploy:deploy-file as you also suggest
It also installs (fetch) to the local machine. I'll get this behavior with maven
using maven-install-plu
Yes, we need both.
Our current app deploys to a distribution repo, I'll get this behavior with
maven using mvn deploy:deploy-file as you also suggest
It also installs (fetch) to the local machine. I'll get this behavior with
maven
using maven-install-plugin:copy (which will fetch my target fro
Whatever works for you. However, the maven-install-plugin only works on the
local repo. Wouldn't you want to deploy to a real repo such as one in a repo
manager (maven-deploy-plugin)?
/Anders
On Thu, Aug 12, 2010 at 20:26, Pepe Perez wrote:
> Thanks Anders.
>
> I wanted more something ready-to-u
Thanks Anders.
I wanted more something ready-to-use. I finally went for using plugins
maven-install-plugin:copy + maven-install-plugin:install-file. It's not
optimally clean, but will do the trick for now.
Thanks!
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From: Anders Hammar
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Newest measured how?
Highest version?
Are you trying to say "I don't care what version I get as long as it is
the highest/latest available?
Just put the version that you want in your top level POM and
nearest-wins will get it.
What exactly are you trying to achieve?
Do you have a lot of differe
Seems the weblogic plugin doesn't support version 11.0 (it is looking for 9.0
<= version < 11.0)
On 13/08/2010, at 1:26 AM, Arunkumar wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to automate the Weblogic deployment using Maven. I am using
> Weblogic 11g.
> Here is my pom.xml
>
>
> Couldn't find a version in [11.0] to match range [9.0,11.0)
> weblogic:weblogic:jar:null
[9.0,11.0) means "from version 9.0 inclusive, up to version 11.0
exclusive" so it seems you cannot use Weblogic version 11.0 with this
plugin.
You should probably look at Codehaus Cargo project for deploym
Hi,
I am trying to automate the Weblogic deployment using Maven. I am using
Weblogic 11g.
Here is my pom.xml
org.codehaus.mojo
weblogic-maven-plugin
2.9.1
I tried building my project with the latest maven 3.0-beta-2 but it fails
the build because of a pom error in the colt-1.2.0 artifact on maven
central. This error has already been reported (MEV-618, MEV-652) but is
currently unassigned. I can't see any maven configuration or command-line
option t
Hi,
I am new to maven and currently using version 2.1. Seems
it only supports the "nearest-wins" policy, how can I use
"newest-wins"? I googled and found this
http://docs.codehaus.org/display/MAVEN/Conflict+Resolvers
is it already implemented? If no, any other solution?
Thanks.
Michael
--
I have a javadoc plugin config in my reporting section of my top level
pom, and now want to get javadoc into my release profile, which I
think means I need to configure the plugin under the element.
Is there any way I can get the plugin config shared across build and
reporting sections? (or maybe
www.mvnrepository.com is another good one
Wayne
On Wed, Aug 11, 2010 at 11:48 PM, Anders Hammar wrote:
> May I Suggest the Nexus instance at
> https://repository.sonatype.org/
>
> Or, possibly better, use M2Eclipse and do the search from inside your IDE
> (Eclipse).
>
> /Anders
>
> On Wed, Aug 1
if you put the def in pluginManagement and then in the child modules you
just reference the plugin in build/plugins then the config for that plugin
will be pulled from the pluginManagement
On 12 August 2010 10:01, wrote:
> Hi,
>
>
>
> Some of my modules has to be build with aspect while others d
Hi,
Some of my modules has to be build with aspect while others don't.
Currently I have the full config for aspectj in each of those modules,
but it is always the same (see below). Is it possible to declare this
execution in a parent pom and then only declare that for this module
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