On Tue, May 10, 2011 at 17:57, Barrie Treloar wrote:
> You also will want something like Jenkin running builds continuously
> to make sure that your stuff still works as people will forget to run
> mvn install before checking in (laziness, mistakes, etc)
Thanks for the clarification. This issue c
On Wed, May 11, 2011 at 8:13 AM, Eric Jain wrote:
> I may just have run `mvn compile` and now want to run `mvn test` (and
> later perhaps `mvn install`) without having Maven go through all the
> preceding phases again -- even if it is smart enough to figure out
> e.g. that nothing needs to be reco
I may just have run `mvn compile` and now want to run `mvn test` (and
later perhaps `mvn install`) without having Maven go through all the
preceding phases again -- even if it is smart enough to figure out
e.g. that nothing needs to be recompiled. Is this possible to get
Maven to trust me enough to
The jst.web version can be configured defining a dependency on Servlet-API
artifact :
org.apache.tomcat
servlet-api
6.0.32
If this example you will get
More details available at http://java-tutorial.ch/maven/eclipse-web-app
Maven Eclipse Webapp tutorial
Anton
I filed this bug last week; in short, using invoker:install under Maven 3
results in a borked local repository every time:
http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MNG-5087
A real project that happens to have a pretty minimal pom is linked from
there. Does anyone have any visibility into this at all?
In
FWIW - "deploy" and "install" are generally overused/overloaded terms.
When talking about a "mvn deploy" this implies deploying a project's artifacts
to the internal (ie: not local) repository. "mvn install" deploys the same
artifacts to the local repository.
Is this truly the desired behavior
Is there a simple way to unpack a dependency then unpack an artifact that lives
inside that dependency?
We have several third party utilities stored in Nexus and referenced as
dependencies, but I'd like to unpack a rar that is nested within a zip.
Is there a maven 2 way or do I just rely on an
Ah, that was it ... forgot to follow the surefire naming conventions. Thanks
to all, - Dave
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> The test is in my src/main/test directory. Where else should it be? I have
> nothing in my src/main/java directory. Below is the output of running the
> above command. - Dave
This is Maven 101 and the answer can easily be found online in
countless locations. As such, I will not spoon-feed the
Hi,
that sounds to me that you didn't know the Maven Life Cycle which runs
always...
http://maven.apache.org/guides/introduction/introduction-to-the-lifecycle.html
This means for you that if you call
mvn package
every phase before package will run complete incl. the package phase itself.
Or
I am a newcomer to maven so forgive me if this sounds stupid...
I setup a web application project in MyEclipse, and built a pom.xml that
deploys my war archive to WebLogic.
this works fine, however it is just a standalone piece. For the whole
process, I need to first run maven package to build my
On Tue, May 10, 2011 at 9:23 AM, laredotornado-3
wrote:
> The test is in my src/main/test directory. Where else should it be? I have
> nothing in my src/main/java directory. Below is the output of running the
> above command. - Dave
I can see that it compiles the test class
> [INFO] Compilin
I removed that line and everything compiled fine. However, the test was not
executed upon launching
mvn test
The test is in my src/main/test directory. Where else should it be? I have
nothing in my src/main/java directory. Below is the output of running the
above command. - Dave
davea-mbp2:
So I think we were able to fix it.
We indeed were not creating the right metadata.xml file.
We are not creating something like that:
org.apache.maven
maven-aether-provider
3.0-SNAPSHOT
20101004.110147
1
20101004110147
Now a couple notes:
Since thi
Hi,
don't use ${-project.version} this in
parent...better use hard coded version numbers here which will be
handled by the release plugin
Furhtermore it is difficult to say something which is usefull ,cause i don't
have the pom's so...may be is it possible to post the poms here?
Kind
Hi,
I have a multi module project where in the pom for all the modules
inherit from a parent pom.
This was building fine in maven2, but after moving to maven 3, I get the
following error whenever, building a module that has a dependency on
another module in the project.
Caused by: org.
Well, declaring a dependency is the correct way to solve this. Not the
solution suggested below.
/Anders
On Tue, May 10, 2011 at 13:16, Ludwig Magnusson wrote:
> That's right.
> Adding this to your pom will prbably help. Make sure to add the WEB-INF/lib
> folder to your war-file.
>
>
> org.apa
That's right.
Adding this to your pom will prbably help. Make sure to add the WEB-INF/lib
folder to your war-file.
org.apache.maven.plugins
maven-dependency-plugin
2.1
process-resources
copy-dependencies
${project.basedir}/WEB-INF/lib
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=maven+3+scp&l=1
/Anders
On Tue, May 10, 2011 at 12:05, Tim Pizey wrote:
> On 10 May 2011 10:42, Tim Pizey wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > In Maven2 when a dependency could not be found in any repository
> > then there was a helpful message giving the command to install locally
> > o
Very likely this is not a Maven issue, but you're simply not including the
libraries you use in your web app.
This specific line is something to investigate:
java.lang.
ClassNotFoundException:
com.sun.faces.config.ConfigureListener
/Anders
On Tue, May 10, 2011 at 11:41, Jamshed Katta wrote:
> H
On 10 May 2011 10:42, Tim Pizey wrote:
> Hi,
>
> In Maven2 when a dependency could not be found in any repository
> then there was a helpful message giving the command to install locally
> of deploy to your repository.
>
> Please can we have it back?
How can one now deploy to a repository using sc
Hey everyone,
I am facing a problem while deploying my webapp on JBoss AS 6 Final.
I am using Eclipse with Java (JDK 1.6)and J2EE on Open SUSE 11.4.
When i
mvn clean install
my project,the war file is built but when i try to deploy the file by
pasting it
to the Jboss deploy directory, my webapp d
Hi,
In Maven2 when a dependency could not be found in any repository
then there was a helpful message giving the command to install locally
of deploy to your repository.
Please can we have it back?
cheers
Tim
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No, Nexus is not "WebDAV compliant" (you cannot mount repository as a drive
for example).
But YES, you can use DAV wagon to deploy to it.
You need build extension with DAV wagon _and_ modify your deploy URL.
Thanks,
~t~
On Tue, May 10, 2011 at 6:29 AM, Anders Hammar wrote:
> No, Nexus does not
Hi, Refr,
Just a simple suggestion: As the target subdirectory seems to be created, why
not removing it from subversion and adding it to svn:ignore?
Best regards
Markus Schaber
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