Maven 3.0 jar assembly: classpath in runnable jar manifest is missing

Hi there, We try to migrate to Maven 3.0 here but one assembly causes us headache. In the project we try to build a runnable jar that depends on libraries that are assembled into a lib folder. Under Maven 2(.2.1) we have no problem with that, the runnable jar works as designed. The same project b

Re: archetype:create-from-project and excluding files from to-be-created archetype

Most effective route Wayne mentions doesn't have any effectiveness guarantees - ticket with by-the-book patch could be unresolved and unnoticed or without any feedback for ages just as any non-maintainer created ticket. On the bright side of things, with Apache v2 licensed projects if you're armed

Re: Maven and missing dependencies

> I am trying to build different projects after a svn checkout, e.g. > Artifactory 2.0.x and Apache Cactus. When running mvn compile on > Artifactory, the compilation stops after a while and yields this: I would take project-specific problems and questions directly to that project's user or dev li

Maven and missing dependencies

Hello, I am new to Maven2. I am experiencing some issues that I was unable to find specifically in the archives, so: I am trying to build different projects after a svn checkout, e.g. Artifactory 2.0.x and Apache Cactus. When running mvn compile on Artifactory, the compilation stops after a while

RE: Generating site content with Maven 2 site-plugin

Yes, you only need to do two things: 1. Run the perl script 2. Copy the files to the right location (if they can’t be generated directly to the location) I have never used perl but according to google this plugin can help you execute perl scripts:

Generating site content with Maven 2 site-plugin

I want to automatically generate GIF files to be included in a web site generated using the maven-2 site plugin. Part of the "site" contains an ASCII data file from which I need to [re]generate a number of GIF files using Perl and GNUPlot. Site maintenance consists of updating the ASCII data fi

Re: Jetty Plugin Error:

If you think that the plugin should not require that the directory exists (which is apparently does), you should file a ticket for this specific plugin. /Anders On Sun, Feb 6, 2011 at 05:06, Jonthan DeMaagd wrote: > My understanding is that these directories and files are created by > default. >