On Fri, Feb 17, 2012 at 2:51 PM, Wayne Fay wrote:
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>> test
>> castor
>> 0.9.5
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>> test
>> castor
>> 1.0.4
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> ...
>> But this copies only one version and it ignores the other one.. Please
>> pro
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> test
> castor
> 0.9.5
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> test
> castor
> 1.0.4
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> But this copies only one version and it ignores the other one.. Please
> provide a solution for copying both the versions.
Why do you want to
test
castor
0.9.5
test
castor
1.0.4
This is how my dependencies are declared. To use copy-dependencies plug-in, I
did something like
copy-to-lib
validate
Hello fellow Maven users,
We have a project where we are trying to build a subset of the JavaDoc
as a public API in the section of our POM. This works under
Java 6, but when using Java 7, the javadoc process just breaks. It's
easy to reproduce if you take the something like the following POM
frag
Also, I've tried this with checkModificationExcludeList as well, with no
difference.
Thanks,
Ed
-- Forwarded message --
From: Ed Hillmann
Date: Fri, Feb 17, 2012 at 8:08 AM
Subject: Is checkModificationExcludes working for anyone?
To: Maven Users List
Hi all. I'm trying to use
Hi all. I'm trying to use the checkModificationExcludes attribute of the
release:prepare goal, but it seems to be ignoring it. I'm using version
2.2.2 of the plugin. My pom file looks like this:
org.apache.maven.plugins
maven-release-plugin
The Maven team is pleased to announce the release of the Maven PMD Plugin,
version 2.7.1
A Maven plugin for the PMD toolkit, that produces a report on both code rule
violations and detected copy and paste
fragments,
as well as being able to fail the build based on these metrics.
http://
> For the record, and for those who might get stuck into it again, possibly
> including me :-) here is the solution to the issue I had.
Glad you solved it. Please don't send a huge console output log like
that again. Post it to pastebin.com or Gist and send us a link
instead.
Wayne
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For the record, and for those who might get stuck into it again, possibly
including me :-) here is the solution to the issue I had.
My project pom.xml file contained the element dependencyManagement instead
of the element dependencies as I had copied the project structure from
another one.
And mv
> Can I copy two different versions of same jar using Maven?
>
> PS: These two jars have the same groupid and artifact id..
Yes, you can since the V part of GAV is different.
If you want a more detailed answer, please provide a more detailed question.
Wayne
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Hi,
Can I copy two different versions of same jar using Maven?
PS: These two jars have the same groupid and artifact id..
Thanks and Regards,
Nalini P G
ASIDE:
Please note that using properties is not the recommended way to pick
different JDKs for building with.
The recommended way is to use ~/.m2/toolchains.xml to define where
your different JDKs (and other toolchains) are located, and then use
the maven-toolchains-plugin to call out the specifi
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