I ended up trying both (/trunk and /trunk/parent), and I get the same result. I
would imagine this is because:
[INFO] Working directory: C:\myproject\parent\target
That directory never has a pom in it. That just has the checkout directory in
there, and then it is inside there all the fun starts
-- Apologies in advance if this is a duplicate --
Hi -- ive been tasked with looking to see if maven will work to replace our
current ant build.
Since our company makes extensive use of j2ee and OC4J components, that was
one of the first thingsI tackled after getting some basic modules to
compile
You are correct on both counts.
Before I run this, I have two questions:
1) Why do I want to append trunk when the version I want to release is in the
tag I just prepared?
2) My parent pom is actually in a directory called parent beneath pom? So I
presume I should do /svn/myproject/trunk/paren
Sounds like your probably
a) using subversion and
b) have your pom element pointing to say "
http://svn/myproject"; rather than "http://svn/myproject/trunk";
this will then get maven to checkout TRUNK ( which should contain the
pom.xml in its root directory ) and you should be good to go.
--
P
On release:perform (after a successful release:prepare), two curious things
happen with my multi-module project:
*Every tag and branch and trunk item gets downloaded to my machine.
Thus it takes a while. All I want is for the tag I just created to get released.
*After everything
I make the distinction where Maven deploys and putting something in production
is provisioning.
On Sep 17, 2010, at 2:25 PM, Gorham-Engard, Frank wrote:
> I can't help wondering if this entire discussion is continuing because of
> semantics.
>
> I think you are talking about two uses of the wo
The Maven team is pleased to announce the release of the Maven Antrun
Plugin, version 1.5
This plugin allows Ant tasks to be run within a Maven build. See the
plugin's site for more details:
http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-antrun-plugin/
You should specify the version in your project's p
I can't help wondering if this entire discussion is continuing because of
semantics.
I think you are talking about two uses of the word deploy. For a "Maven Deploy"
a standard Maven repository is probably best. For a "Production Deploy" we must
use whatever the production environment provides.
Hi,
Here it's more a site plugin issue (looks related to
http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MSITE-504 but needs to be more
investigated)
Can you record an issue with a simple project to reproduce ?
Thanks,
2010/9/17 Martin Vaněk :
> So now I've found most likely bug in site plugins configuration
>
Hi,
You can have a look at the site plugin 3.x branch [1] to understand
how to do it.
In the class DefaultMavenReportExecutor.java, you will see how to
"setup/prepare" a mojo.
[1]
http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/maven/plugins/branches/maven-site-plugin-3.x/
2010/9/17 Steffen :
> Hello,
>
> I dev
So now I've found most likely bug in site plugins configuration
In parent pom.xml
build.pluginManagement.plugins.plugin[maven-site-plugin].reportPlugins
org.apache.maven.plugins
maven-changes-plugin
changes-report
${basedir}/src/changes.xml
de.smartics.maven.plugin
maven-buildmetadata-pl
Hello,
I developed a mojo that can be used to execute executions by id with
their individual configuration.
This is needed to execute plugins seperately if they are configured
twice (i.e. the sql execute plugin) in a project.
With maven 3 this is now broken because of an
UnsupportedOperationExcep
Hi Folks,
That's a very intersting conversation. Regarding "internal process", do you
have
such things as internal releases and external releases?
If so, how do you manage your maven releases of "releases" and "snapshots"
during the qualification cycles?
Regards,
Felipe Roos
http://www.
Hello,
I want to scan my scm repository, find new maven project and update
another maven project used as BOM.
What's the best way to add a new dependency management entry in an
existing pom ?
The purpose should fit with polyglot pom (but not mandatory).
Thanks in advance
Best regards,
Vincent
Still not seeing the promised speed up when on a mac (and actually
always a bit slower).
But definitely seeing the improved times on a linux box (Linux
2.6.32-24-server #41-Ubuntu x86_64 GNU/Linux )
So it seems that if you are on a mac then be aware that upgrading to
mvn 3 could at best give you t
On Sep 17, 2010, at 9:27 AM, Pradnya Gawade wrote:
> Thanks Nayan.
>
> I used Maven2 plugin inside eclipse Helios which gives you an option
> 'Use Maven dependencies' and that is how I came to know that POI 2.5 is
> coming from JBPM. I used the mentioned exclusions syntax so that JBPM
> won't dow
I can't help but feel that you have completely obfuscated a relatively basic
need. It's like you have the right tools but the wrong implementation.
Why doesn't storing your artifacts in Nexus also along with Maven POMs to
specify the dependencies for each project work for you?
2010/9/17 Pradnya Gawade :
> Thanks Nayan.
>
> I used Maven2 plugin inside eclipse Helios which gives you an option
I suppose you're using m2eclipse. Ensure you installed the Maven POM
Editor so you can see the dependency graph.
You can even exclude the dependency from the graph. It's a life-saver
Thanks Nayan.
I used Maven2 plugin inside eclipse Helios which gives you an option
'Use Maven dependencies' and that is how I came to know that POI 2.5 is
coming from JBPM. I used the mentioned exclusions syntax so that JBPM
won't download the POI jar file but it does. So I wanted to confirm if I
Hi guys,
so far so good, but I've found something little odd.
I have reporting plugins preconfigured in pluginManagement section of
parent pom and I've noticed that this configuration is used only when
building parent and is not inherited into child projects and has to be
configured explicitly
Nayan Hajratwala wrote:
> On Sep 16, 2010, at 12:31 PM, Stefan Schulze wrote:
> > Sadly it's not simply done by the proper maven strategy - it has to
> > correlate to the SCM and some internal processes. :(
>
> Ahh -- the infamous internal processes. Perhaps you might
> find some help with that
I don't understand what you want to customize, but I want to advice you to
don't fight Maven. Use the standards and your development life will be so
much easier.
/Anders
On Thu, Sep 16, 2010 at 20:03, Amit Moses wrote:
>
> Dear All, I am just a beginner with maven 2.0. I am trying to build a ma
Laurent, This was very useful. Can you help me out in placing classes to a
directory same as parent under target/classes
Say i have
src/main/java/com/company/app/a.java to be placed under
target/classes/com/company/app/a.class
I can work out for anything under app but what if i have the below
s
Dear All, I am just a beginner with maven 2.0. I am trying to build a maven
project with some customized folder. .i.e As follows
Simple
- pom.xml
- src
- main
- java
- org
- simple
- com
- test.java
- folder1
-folder2
- hello.java
I want maven to build these file
Hello again. In my usecase all submodules SHOULD include a common set of
dependencies. The submodules have no dependencies to other submodules.
Thats why declaring the dependencies in the parent pom. The configuration
option
>true
is only responsible to auto update the parent of all submodules.
I
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