Hi everyone,
I'm writing a plug-in which is called from an archetype's generate
goal.
mvn archetype:generate -Dgoals=test:echo
I need this plug-in to access the "project-type" variable which is
defined for the archetype.
archetype-metadata.xml
How to achieve
Thanks Stephen and Leonard.
due to how maven plugin plugin works, you cannot have a dependency on
a maven plugin and extend the mojo's in that plugin.
when we switch from javadoc processing to annotation processing, and
with the classloader from maven 3 it will be possible, but until then
y
Disregard this message, I found the problem. I accidentally used https when
I only setup http on the server.
On Mon, May 30, 2011 at 10:54 AM, Tommy Chheng wrote:
> I just setup a Nexus maven repo to host thirdparty jar files. I'm able to
> deploy to the server using mvn deploy:deploy-file but
I just setup a Nexus maven repo to host thirdparty jar files. I'm able to
deploy to the server using mvn deploy:deploy-file but I get a connection
refused when I try to mvn compile my project.
Downloading:
https:///nexus/content/repositories/thirdparty/org/apache/httpcomponents/httpclient/mave
I don't have the answer for you, but I recall seeing a similar question
before. I think it was on the Nexus users list. You can find info about the
archive at [1].
/Anders
[1] http://nexus.sonatype.org/project-information.html
On Mon, May 30, 2011 at 17:35, Henika Tekwani wrote:
> Any updates
due to how maven plugin plugin works, you cannot have a dependency on a
maven plugin and extend the mojo's in that plugin.
when we switch from javadoc processing to annotation processing, and with
the classloader from maven 3 it will be possible, but until then you need to
copy the mojo into your
I'm by no means an accomplished Mojo author but I have learned the most by
simply copying an existing Mojo and chipping away the existing code until I
understood what each part did and how.
In your case I would simply take the working StatusMojo.java (?) as a whole
and throw out the code you don't
Any updates on this?
From: Henika Tekwani
Sent: Monday, May 30, 2011 10:26 AM
To: Maven Users List
Cc: Henika Tekwani
Subject: Issue running mvn deploy using Maven 3.0.3
Hi,
I have a maven project that generates a 363 MB jar artifact. I am getting
following error while deploying the artifact to
Hi,
I am developing a Mojo for manipulation of JIRA while making a release.
This mojo is required to manipulate issues and generate release notes.
The process is very specific to the client. As part of the process, I
need to commit the newly generated release notes to SCM. I also need to
ensu
Karl Heinz Marbaise wrote:
Hi Lukas,
Yes, sorry.
No need to apologize for that...
That's my good education... ;)
> The maven-doxia-plugin (and underlying book code) is really
just alpha quality IMO...
That means it can be done some work on it...
We were thinking at one point to dep
Hi Lukas,
Yes, sorry.
No need to apologize for that...
> The maven-doxia-plugin (and underlying book code) is really
just alpha quality IMO...
That means it can be done some work on it...
I was impressed of the quality of the resulting LaTeX code and the
resulting PDF, cause it looks much
Hi Guys!
I have test the following link practically on my machine and
found no problem:-
http://maven.apache.org/guides/getting-started/maven-in-five-minutes.html
Now i want to generate a WAR file using IDEA IntelliJ 8.1
Let me REPHRASE the steps for above link:-
1. I have configure
Yes, sorry. The maven-doxia-plugin (and underlying book code) is really
just alpha quality IMO...
-Lukas
Karl Heinz Marbaise wrote:
Hi Lukas,
The latex sink has a protected constructor that takes a 'String
preamble' parameter, the default is [1], so you should be able to adjust
that.
Firs
Thanks for your quick responses!
I tried Karl Heinz solution and it worked for me. Actually i extend an
abstract class containing all my tests which are packed as a jar. The jar is
added as dependency to my pom.xml.
This works perfect!
Thanks again for your help guys!
Regards from Bochum, German
Hi Lukas,
The latex sink has a protected constructor that takes a 'String
preamble' parameter, the default is [1], so you should be able to adjust
that.
First thanks for this answer but that means there is no chance to change
that via the maven-doxia-plugin
Kind regards
Karl Heinz Marbais
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