I am deploying artifacts with configuration files as well. I have
different config files for each production server, so I am creating a
different artifact for each production server with the proper config files.
I create a generic war and then overlay it, adding the config files for
each producti
I am not sure that these were the options suggested by Wayne.
It appears that you are building a very common type of application that
hundreds of people build with Maven.
A lot of people use Spring which has dynamic configuration.
Web services have endpoint definitions.
Most applications have s
Separate repos work. If you absolutely needed a concurrent safe local repo
there's one here:
https://github.com/etesla/tesla-concurrent-localrepo
On Apr 18, 2012, at 10:03 PM, Bracewell, Robert wrote:
> I wasn't aware that a shared local repo wasn't supported. I just switched
> over all nodes t
I wasn't aware that a shared local repo wasn't supported. I just switched
over all nodes to a local repo throughout the build farm and the warnings
did indeed disappear.
Version of Java used on this particular OSX node is
java version "1.6.0_31"
Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.6.0_31-b04-4
I have looked into several options.
Assembly with Qualifiers (new module):
Looks good because I can run multiple , each with a unique
somefile.property. However I can't re-use the same
assembly description because the classifier is now obatined from the
in the assembly descriptor :'( . That kinda
>> farm. The Maven repo is hosted on a net app box that is visible to all my
>> Redhat, Windows and now OSX build nodes via an NFS mount. The build
...
> It seems you are using a shared local repository which is not supported
Agreed on this point. You must use a local repo cache on each machine.
A
On Thu, Apr 19, 2012 at 6:44 AM, S Ahmed wrote:
> The problem I was having was, when on the production server, I had a
> properties file in my /resources folder, and I modified in on the server
> but noticed it was still returning the old values.
>
> I then realized that the class loader was loadi
Thanks - it has been one of the more interesting adventures in my
professional life :-)
Cheers, Eric
On 2012-04-18 4:37 PM, Ron Wheeler wrote:
Eric,
I remember when you first started visiting the forum.
As you described, you came with some pretty strong views about how
Maven should work.
I
It seems you are using a shared local repository which is not supported
Jeff
Le 18 avr. 2012 23:56, "Bracewell, Robert" a écrit :
> When running any mvn command (tried 3.0.3 and 3.0.4) on OSX Lion I see
> numerous lines of output similar to below. I added a mac box to my build
> farm. The Maven
Eric,
I remember when you first started visiting the forum.
As you described, you came with some pretty strong views about how Maven
should work.
I do remember how carefully and well, you sought out advice from the
people here.
In spite of your strong feelings that you were an experienced deve
On Thu, Apr 19, 2012 at 9:02 AM, Barrie Treloar wrote:
>> Part of the reason, I believe, is because those "conventions" are not carved
>> in stone. There often isn't a hard and fast convention that says when to
>> make a profile or when to make a module or when to use a classifier to store
>>
> Part of the reason, I believe, is because those "conventions" are not carved
> in stone. There often isn't a hard and fast convention that says when to
> make a profile or when to make a module or when to use a classifier to store
> a second artifact alongside the primary
And over time these
On 2012-04-18 1:03 PM, Curtis Rueden wrote:
Hi everyone,
Thanks to all for the robust discussion!
To Ron, I apologize if my comments sounded overly critical of you in
particular. I get that you are trying to help guide people in the right
direction, and it is certainly good for them to questi
When running any mvn command (tried 3.0.3 and 3.0.4) on OSX Lion I see numerous
lines of output similar to below. I added a mac box to my build farm. The Maven
repo is hosted on a net app box that is visible to all my Redhat, Windows and
now OSX build nodes via an NFS mount. The build doesn't fa
The problem I was having was, when on the production server, I had a
properties file in my /resources folder, and I modified in on the server
but noticed it was still returning the old values.
I then realized that the class loader was loading the file from the .jar
itself, and not reading from the
> Plugin org.codehaus.mojo:gwt-maven-plugin:1.3.2.google or one of its
> dependencies could not be resolved: Could not find artifact
> dom4j:dom4j:jar:1.6.1 in gwt-plugin-repo
I'm not sure... but could this be related to one of these JIRAs?
http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MNG-5029
http://jira.code
On 18/04/2012 4:03 PM, Curtis Rueden wrote:
Hi everyone,
Thanks to all for the robust discussion!
To Ron, I apologize if my comments sounded overly critical of you in
particular. I get that you are trying to help guide people in the right
direction, and it is certainly good for them to question
Hi everyone,
Thanks to all for the robust discussion!
To Ron, I apologize if my comments sounded overly critical of you in
particular. I get that you are trying to help guide people in the right
direction, and it is certainly good for them to question their assumptions,
and to understand the Mave
On Thu, Apr 19, 2012 at 1:09 AM, S Ahmed wrote:
> Yeah they are config files, I just wanted a simple way to reference them in
> my code, i.e:
>
> ClassLoader classLoader = Thread.currentThread().getContextClassLoader();
> InputStream is = classLoader.getResourceAsStream("config.properties");
>
> I
Yes, this will solve some of the warnings. But maybe there is an issue with
php-maven too. I am wondering why php-maven complains to understand
"apache-httpclient" dependency.
Is one of your dependencies a java project? Maybe this is an issue with
php-maven too that it behaves wrong with some type
I'm more concerned with the parts below the snip - it appears there are two
problems.
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> The Maven site is not the most friendly place to start as a new Maven
> user but it is not the only resource.
>
> Perhaps the community should try to come to a consensus about the books
> and recommend one as the "best" starting point for a new user and one as
> the best place to find "Best Pract
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> However I'm getting the following errors:
>
> https://gist.github.com/2414962
...
> Does anyone know a solution?
You pom looks like:
and similar situation with m-exec-p.
This is not supported and will make M3 complain. You need to change
that into a SINGLE declaration of each plugin, and th
I can help get rid of the warnings.
You have the maven-antrun-plugin declared 4 times. I think what you want
is 4 executions within 1 declaration.
You have the maven-releases-plugin declared 2 times in your
pluginManagement.
As far as the error is concerned, your build doesn't seem to like the
de
> I will read up some more. But, I was more wondering in regards to
> classifiers if I could release x3 (or more) builds of the same module (at
> the moment I have one module per conf, each is a war overlay).
I am not a huge fan of producing multiple artifacts (thus, your
suggestion of classifiers
Hi QL,
Could you please supply me with an example of a executable
> jar-with-dependencies?
>
We build an executable JAR-with-dependencies using the assembly plugin.
There are two issues:
1) Including all the dependencies in the JAR. In your assembly descriptor,
use:
/
true
Hi, I'm moving our project from maven2 to maven3.
However I'm getting the following errors:
https://gist.github.com/2414962
My pom.xml looks like this:
https://gist.github.com/2414936
& this confuses me.
I was told to put versions into it everywhere but it still didn't help.
Does anyone know a
JNDI?
On 18/04/2012 11:39 AM, S Ahmed wrote:
Yeah they are config files, I just wanted a simple way to reference them in
my code, i.e:
ClassLoader classLoader = Thread.currentThread().getContextClassLoader();
InputStream is = classLoader.getResourceAsStream("config.properties");
I think what I
Hello,
We have adapted the Commons parent pom (and by extension the Apache
parent pom) with some changes for our internal parent pom. We are
running into an issue with a combination of maven release plugin +
maven bundle plugin + maven jar plugin for pom packaging projects. Is
this the right mai
> In a sub-module, I have a assembly.xml file (maven-assembly-plugin) that I
>> am using to build this module. How can I reference the parent pom's path?
>
> You can do this using the expression "${project.basedir}/../.." or however
> many directory levels up you need to go.
Curtis is right about
Hi Ahmed,
In a sub-module, I have a assembly.xml file (maven-assembly-plugin) that I
> am using to build this module. How can I reference the parent pom's path?
>
You can do this using the expression "${project.basedir}/../.." or however
many directory levels up you need to go.
Something like
Yeah they are config files, I just wanted a simple way to reference them in
my code, i.e:
ClassLoader classLoader = Thread.currentThread().getContextClassLoader();
InputStream is = classLoader.getResourceAsStream("config.properties");
I think what I should do is reference the file based on an env
On 18/04/2012 9:52 AM, Mark H. Wood wrote:
On Tue, Apr 17, 2012 at 02:40:53PM -0400, Thiessen, Todd (Todd) wrote:
Good read.
Documentation can be much better, but I suppose it is up to us as community
members to make that happen. Maven isn't owned by anyone. The guys at Sonatype
have done a
If you control the repos, can you deploy to "private" hosted repos and
then construct proxies or repo groups from which people download, so
that the artifacts appear to be in multiple repos?
Just a thought.
Ron
On 18/04/2012 8:10 AM, maciejm wrote:
Hi
When building a project maven create t
Hi
When building a project maven create three types of archives - bin, source,
javadoc. I have two remote repositories. Is there any way to configure maven
so they deploy "bin + source + javadoc" to first repository and "bin +
javadoc" to seckond repository ?
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Hello, I've got a 6GB artifact. When I include it as a dependency in a
pom.xml file and run 'mvn install' it downloads exactly 2GB. Maven then
tells me that the checksum has failed.
... Downloading:
http://localhost:8080/artifactory/ext-release-local/data-noarch-novoindex-hg19/nix/data-noarch-novo
On Tue, Apr 17, 2012 at 02:40:53PM -0400, Thiessen, Todd (Todd) wrote:
> Good read.
>
> Documentation can be much better, but I suppose it is up to us as community
> members to make that happen. Maven isn't owned by anyone. The guys at
> Sonatype have done a good job of posting various blogs.
There is no book available yet. I am writing on a German book (related to
"maven for php") that will cover some scenarios. Maybe someone wants to
translate it ;-)
I do not think that anyone covered your scenario via maven. I did not find
any scenarios related to apache httpd (which would the prefe
> But yes, documentation about this could be much better. But as someone
> very correctly pointed out, there is very likely is a reason for the
> lack of this. It's all open source and contributions are gladly
> accepted. Even the Sonatype's book are open source (well, "Creative
> Commons Attributi
I hope that my comments are not taken as being critical of the person
asking for help.
Our team was in their position when we started and had to learn the
"Maven way".
We received a lot of help and got a lot of benefit from the free
resources provided by the community.
We also were working clo
hey one last thing need to ask you told that
3) A third artifact is used to tie frontend and backend together. It
contains information how to download/extract/setup the frontend and the
backend. And it contains some test cases to ensure the frontend is working
with a non-mocked backend.
what kin
Thanks Martin for your reply..Its bit confusing but i will try out what you
suggested otherwise get back to you again :)Finally can you suggest some
good book or some link on maven where i could find all these stuffs
..Information related to maven php as well as java.
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As far as I understood your scenario the one and only call between your php
code and java code is some kind of request (maybe via soap?). So the php
code does not become part of the java servlet and the java servlet does not
know anything of the php code.
You can use ear for the java artifact. The
Ok so you want to tell that i can use same settings.xml and same repository
for both java and php code.Java and PHP should be considered as 2 different
module.I will have a parent pom where i will list these sub modules.I will
have a war file for java and zip/phar file for php and they should be
d
On 17 Apr 2012, Markku Saarela wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I recommend two "books" from Sonatype, Maven by Example 1) and Maven
> Cookbook 2)
>
> 1) http://www.sonatype.com/index.php/Support/Books/Maven-By-Example
> 2) http://www.sonatype.com/index.php/Support/Books/The-Maven-Cookbook
There is also "Apac
If it is not part of the java servlet and thus not part of the war file you
should devide php code from java code.
For example you have the following scenario:
web browser connects to web server (apache) and php files.
php file connects to tomcat/java servlet via SoapClient
In this scenario you m
OK. If you post your project somewhere I could give it a spin and see
what's wrong.
/Anders
On Wed, Apr 18, 2012 at 11:43, QL 983 wrote:
> Hi, Anders.
> Thank you again.
>
> I think this example works with older plugin's versions, because it is very
> like the one I used with Maven 2.2.1. I sear
Thanks very much :)
I will read up some more. But, I was more wondering in regards to
classifiers if I could release x3 (or more) builds of the same module (at
the moment I have one module per conf, each is a war overlay).
Cheers
On 18/04/2012 4:51 PM, "Barrie Treloar" wrote:
> On Wed, Apr 18,
Hi, Anders.
Thank you again.
I think this example works with older plugin's versions, because it is very
like the one I used with Maven 2.2.1. I searched google and read all
documentation in the plugin's site before asking, and, as I could not
resolve the issue, I am trying the mailing list.
Kind
And also in what pattern it will be deployed...Like for example web app it
will be war files,php it will be .php ..finally what will be the form.
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No php code is not a part of java servlet..It will be used for front end to
display that is UI.
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Hi,
I have product that is being developed in both java and PHP(using zend
framework).I wanted to know if i could use same settings.xml file for both
and also if i could use same repository for both java and php.How the
assembling would be done for both so that its in deployable format.
Rega
Hi.
First of all: You can of course use the same repository for multiple
artifacts, packagings and project types. And yes, you can use the same
settings.xml file for both. However that depends on the question what is
inside the settings.xml. If there is anything inside it that is
incompatible you
Hi Robert,
Robert Egan wrote:
> The latter. There is indeed a 'root' module with a pluginManagement
> section. I do not control its content directly, I can ask that the my
> assembly plugin be added there.
that's actually the only working solution in M2. Just declare the plugin
there in the plu
The latter. There is indeed a 'root' module with a pluginManagement
section. I do not control its content directly, I can ask that the my
assembly plugin be added there.
Thanks
On Tue, Apr 17, 2012 at 11:39 PM, Wayne Fay wrote:
> > I suppose I will have to figure out a way to make sure mine ge
Hi,
I have product that is being developed in both java and PHP(using zend
framework).I wanted to know if i could use same settings.xml file for both
and also if i could use same repository for both java and php.How the
assembling would be done for both so that its in deployable format.
Than
I get several hits with Google. For example:
http://www.sonatype.com/people/2009/08/how-to-make-an-executable-jar-in-maven/
(this one does not talk about useProjectArtifact=false, so I guess it
is not necessary)
If someone has a real example with a link, please provide. I don't.
/Anders
On Wed,
One thing I would like to add to this discussion is that, in my
experience, a lot of "Maven users" don't understand that Maven is not
only about building but also about producing something that can be
consumed from a repository. One part of what we often call "Maven" is
the build tool, but a much m
On Wed, Apr 18, 2012 at 4:33 PM, Andrew Hughes wrote:
> Hi All,
>
>
> We have decided that we would like to release configured artifacts from our
> scm. I am looking at the most suitable way to do this with maven3.
>
> Use Case:
> We have released v2.5.1.0 or our webapp. We would like to take v2.5
Hi All,
We have decided that we would like to release configured artifacts from our
scm. I am looking at the most suitable way to do this with maven3.
Use Case:
We have released v2.5.1.0 or our webapp. We would like to take v2.5.1.0,
make a change to the configuration (i.e. a ), check that into
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