Hi
I recently developed a maven plugin , which calls a set of archetype's on my
local machine .m2 repository to create a module structure.
1) Now i want to upload the archetype's to nexus repository so that i can
use -DarchetypeCatalog=http://nexusrepo/.../archetype-catalog.xml , so that
i
archetypes are like any other artifacts: the process to build then deploy to a
repository should be the same as anything else. The facts that archetype use
maven-archetype packaging doesn't change anything here.
As such, using the release plugin can help you release your archetypes like
any
Thanks Asaf :-)
You're telling me Maven requires an advanced Maven Admin on the
team/organization? No-one told me that before. I am the only one on the
team with any Maven experience, and I am the software architect on a new
infrastructure project, and since January the only person who has
Guys ,
I have a requirement that i am working on different project through maven ,
which has different folders, for each project folder contains POM ,
FRAMEWORK.PROPERTY , also source codes. this was ok , when we are working on
small number of projects.
What i want is one MAVEN
Hi
I recently developed a maven plugin , which calls a set of archetype's on my
local machine .m2 repository to create a module structure.
1) Now i want to upload the archetype's to nexus repository so that i can
use -DarchetypeCatalog=http://nexusrepo/.../archetype-catalog.xml , so that
i can
Cool article.
You are correct: Maven has a very steep learning curve. M2E makes it easier
only partially, but still requires an advance Maven Admin on the
team/organization.
I wonder: Was the Sonatype book helpful? When I first started, it didn't exist
yet and I had to learn only from
On Mon, Aug 8, 2011 at 8:25 AM, Eric Kolotyluk eric.koloty...@gmail.com wrote:
You're telling me Maven requires an advanced Maven Admin on the
team/organization? No-one told me that before.
Don't be fooled.
Any build system requires this person.
You can't expect clueless people to be able to
Hello,
do you think it's a bug in the maven plugin or did I did something wrong? I
tested it on other projects and it's always the same. At the end it tries to
use the URL git://localhost/~devent with is missing the part of the repository.
It should be
That was an attempt at some humor on my part - obviously a bad attempt :-)
Yes, it has become obvious to me now that it takes time to acquire the
skill and experience to make the best use of Maven, and now I have 6
months experience. For the time being, I am the Maven Admin. It is also
why I
On 6 August 2011 07:41, muaazster muaazs...@gmail.com wrote:
I have a requirement that i am working on different project through maven ,
which has different folders, for each project folder contains POM ,
FRAMEWORK.PROPERTY , also source codes. this was ok , when we are working on
small
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