I've been trying to generate reports for my failsafe tests using the
maven-surefire-report-plugin (v2.7.2), using the instructions posted in the
http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-failsafe-plugin/usage.html#Reporting_integration_test_results
failsafe usage guide. However, every time I ran th
On Wed, 2011-02-09 at 17:39 -0600, Wayne Fay wrote:
> >>To create your own repository, use: nbm:populate-repository
> >
> > Why don't you try running the "mvn nbm:populate:repository" command
>
> I mistyped, that is supposed to be "mvn nbm:populate-repository" obviously.
>
> Wayne
>
Hi W
I hope your realise that what you are doing is not the naven way... ie there
be dragons
I hope you do not have dependencies in these profiles you have... if you do,
then they are the fire breathing and hungry for human flesh kind of dragons
- Stephen
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To simplify things and narrow down the problem, can you
1. use mvn install (Check if your local repository is getting updated)
2. Use a single profile with the JDK that you are currently using and activate
it by default.
Make sure that the JAVA_HOME is set.
If you can see an updated artifact in
I don't thinks there's a clean way of dong this unfortunately.
One way it could be done, I think, is to create a profile that is triggered
by some property, which set the skip param of the surefire plugin.
If you want to just execute one single integration test, I would look into
the -Dit.test prop
I'm trying to upgrade the dependencies of the appfuse-maven-plugin to use the
latest Maven dependencies to solve an issue with using Maven 3.
http://issues.appfuse.org/browse/APF-1220
However, when I upgrade to maven-embedder 3.0.2, there's a couple classes
missing: MavenEmbedder and MavenEmbedd
Given a project utilizing both the surefire and failsafe plugins, if I
want to run a single integration test but skip the unit tests, is this
possible?
There is a -DskipITs switch but not a -DskipUTs switch.
Thanks
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I'm working on a multi-module project that is run on IBM WAS 6 server.
We used to use a plugin made in-house for deploying to WAS back when we used
maven 2.2.1 for the builds, but I encountered some problems with transitive
dependencies when upgrading to maven 3, and found switching to
org.codeh
And why project.basedir and not just ${basedir}?
org.apache.maven.plugins
maven-surefire-plugin
always
${bt.root.location}
HI All,
I want to create two maven projects which is supposed to be eclipse plugin.
This plugin is a custom data source i.e. Eclipse Custom ODA Runtime driver
Plugin Project and Eclipse Designer Plugin Project. Initially, I tried to
mavenize
the existing eclipse project but it is having serious
I use the following bash function for selecting different maven versions:
usemvn ()
{
if [ -z "$1" -o ! -x "/opt/apache/apache-maven-$1/bin/mvn" ]; then
echo -n "Syntax: usemvn";
for i in /opt/apache/apache-maven-*;
do
if [ -x "$i/bin/mvn" ]; then
fhomasp wrote:
>
>
> I understand it was only an example :-)
> To clarify my question... I build my war using a java 5 VM in maven2.
> This
> means no bcprov or wss4j version as dependency in the libs of the war.
> This
> seems to work fine. So why are these dependencies added for java 6 the
On 09/02/11 16:16, Wayne Fay wrote:
started working with an alias:
> alias mvn='mvn -s .../settings.xml'
> But this wouldn't work on Windows machines ...
I've done something similar with "mvnclienta" and "mvnclientb". You
simply copy the mvn.bat file, rename it, and insert the "-s
.../se
I understand it was only an example :-)
To clarify my question... I build my war using a java 5 VM in maven2. This
means no bcprov or wss4j version as dependency in the libs of the war. This
seems to work fine. So why are these dependencies added for java 6 then?
Surely something must be ava
fhomasp wrote:
> I see, thanks. Though I can't seem to find any reference to *bcprov*
> anywhere in the java 6 jre. So the functionality is somehow imported in
> Java 6 on the class level instead of relying on wss4j and bcprov then?
Rhino was only an example! The same happens if you depend in t
I see, thanks. Though I can't seem to find any reference to *bcprov*
anywhere in the java 6 jre. So the functionality is somehow imported in
Java 6 on the class level instead of relying on wss4j and bcprov then?
Cheers,
T
Jörg Schaible-3 wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> fhomasp wrote:
>
>>
>>
>> So d
Hi,
fhomasp wrote:
>
>
> So different dependencies in different profiles are going to be disallowed
> then? I do remember that you're not that much of a profile fan. I fully
> agree here.
>
> So what might happen if I build a war with java 5 and deploy it on a
> server using java 6?
Nothing
So different dependencies in different profiles are going to be disallowed
then? I do remember that you're not that much of a profile fan. I fully
agree here.
So what might happen if I build a war with java 5 and deploy it on a server
using java 6?
Thanks!
T
stephenconnolly wrote:
>
> th
Hello everybody,
I have a project which uses Tomcat as a container. I want to start Tomcat
through maven.
For this purpose I have tried Maven Cargo Plugin. I selected my container
type as "installed" since Cargo Plugin does not support "embedded" for
Tomcat 6.0 and "remote" container type does no
Hi all,
I will zip a folder with the name '.metadata' but assembly plugin is ignoring
me ;-)
This is ignored:
.metadata/version.ini
Does anybody have an idea, why assembly is ignoring '.metadata'?
Or is it a feature of the fileset ??
${project.
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