laredotornado-3 wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm using Maven 3.0.3 and trying to use the maven-ear-plugin (2.7). When
> building the ear project, I'm getting the error, "[ERROR] Failed to
> execute goal
> org.apache.maven.plugins:maven-ear-plugin:2.7:generate-application-xml
> (default-generate-application-
I'm looking at this sentence:
"Artifact[app-client:org.mainco.myco:myclient] is not a dependency of the
project."
See the "app-client"? Could it be that the as this is a
appClientModule the plugin is adding a classifier ("app-client") or
something?
The order in the a:b:c doesn't follow the de fact
> any idea where his background jpg was shot?
It changes every time you refresh the page. The author also tweeted
"My blog background picture will now change regularly and draw from
the tens of thousands of photos from my trips to 63 countries so far."
So I'm afraid you'd have to ask him directly
> * [MSOURCES-51] - Disable source plugin in derived pom
>
> can this be user configurable? i am using this functionality
Please go read the full JIRA before making any assumptions about
functionality changes based on just the "short description" in JIRA:
http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MSOURCES-5
> project. -> [Help 1]". I'm losing my mind because looking at my pom.xml
> file, it IS a dependency of my project. Here is my pom.xml file ...
Don't just look at the pom.xml file. Look at the pom which Maven sees
as generated by "mvn help:effective-pom".
For example, I see that you did not dec
Hi,
I'm using Maven 3.0.3 and trying to use the maven-ear-plugin (2.7). When
building the ear project, I'm getting the error, "[ERROR] Failed to execute
goal org.apache.maven.plugins:maven-ear-plugin:2.7:generate-application-xml
(default-generate-application-xml) on project orders-ear:
Artifact[a
* [MSOURCES-51] - Disable source plugin in derived pom
can this be user configurable? i am using this functionality
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failsafe:integration-test will *never* fail the build, that is what it is
designed to do.
you are not understanding how to use it if you think invoking directly on
the cli is the way to go.
I suggest using a profile to bind the executions to the lifecycle
you'd then be typing
mvn -Pintegration-
I have a build with both unit tests and component tests. I want the unit tests
to run as part of the default build, but I only want the component tests to run
when specifically requested with "failsafe:integration-test".
What I have right now does this, but I noticed that when one of the compon
Thanks Ron
this is what i got from the article
public static boolean isPresent(String className) {try {
Class.forName(className);return true;} catch (Throwable ex) {
// Class or one of its dependencies is not present...return false;
}}
plugin devs have
This is a nicely illustrated and fairly concise discussion about
handling optional dependencies.
http://www.axelfontaine.com/2012/08/optional-dependency-strategies-for-java.html
Enjoy
Ron
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Many Thanks Anders,
Turns out it was my bad I had put the plugin by error in the
pluginManagement section when I thought I had put it in the build>plugins
section
In any case now it's working.
Many thanks for your time replying to my query.
Regards
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> I have a maven multi module project why is it when I put this configuration:
>
> org.zeroturnaround
> jrebel-maven-plugin
> 1.1.3
>
>
> generate-rebel-xml
> process-resources
>
>generate
Nabble removes some markup. Stop using Nabble or post the xml
somewhere where it will be readable.
I have a maven multi module project why is it when I put this configuration:
org.zeroturnaround
jrebel-maven-plugin
1.1.3
generate-rebel-xml
process-resources
generate
in the root pom and mvn install the project no rebel.xml file is generated.
I can generate it us
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