Re: Multiple JDK versions

Thank your all for all your suggestions. I am really grateful to you all. Thanks Virg On Thu, Jun 27, 2013 at 6:51 AM, Mark Derricutt wrote: > Ron Wheeler wrote: > >> So always compile with 1.5 and make a package for 1.5 and copy it to >> files with 1.6 and 1.7 names. >> If the managers don't

Re: Novice to Maven, looking for one clarification

Tools such as Jenkins CI (and its predecessor Hudson) have native support for Maven projects. This allows these tools to make build reports and manage artifacts on a per-module basis. However, this is most powerful when each module produces jar files, and this only occurs for JVM-based platform

Re: Novice to Maven, looking for one clarification

Hi Anand, > if it is possible to mavenize (by creating pom file) for any > scripting languages such perl Sure, you can do it: https://code.google.com/p/maven-perl-plugin/ But it may not be the best choice for that language. Each community generally has its own alternatives (e.g., in the case of

Novice to Maven, looking for one clarification

Hi, After reading the material online I came to know that Maven is a build tool for java projects but would like to learn if it is possible to mavenize (by creating pom file) for any scripting languages such perl, unix/windows shell, etc. by storing them in SVN. Also I read that once the project

Re: Multiple JDK versions

Ron Wheeler wrote: So always compile with 1.5 and make a package for 1.5 and copy it to files with 1.6 and 1.7 names. If the managers don't know how Java JVM works they will be impressed by how fast you can deliver new packages in so many operating systems and really impressed at the speed with

Re: Multiple JDK versions

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Backward_compatibility In telecommunications and computing , a product or technology is *backward* or *downward compatible* if it can work with input

RE: plugin for soapui

Yes I know: eviware maven-soapui-plugin 3.6.1 myTests test test . But it´s for Integration test during the tests. It doesn´t fix in my requirement. Saludos, Ing. Jorge Infante Osorio. CDAE. Fac. 5. UCI. “En un mundo perfecto las pizzas serían una comida saludable, las laptops se

Re: Multiple JDK versions

-1 on this. The JDK is *not* 100% backwards compatible. It's FORWARDS compatible yes, but not backwards. One case I know of is that certain String methods in JDK6 went from taking (String s) as an arg, to taking (CharSequence c) as arguments, if compiled against JDK6 -even if targetting 1.5 b

Re: plugin for soapui

There is already a soapUI maven plugin. Talk to the soapUI people! /Anders On Wed, Jun 26, 2013 at 8:01 PM, Martin Gainty wrote: > Guys- > > we used SOAPUI every day at the bank to test our web-services > > if we can get our hands on SOAPUI source we could create a plugin to > auto-launch > 1

RE: plugin for soapui

Guys- we used SOAPUI every day at the bank to test our web-services if we can get our hands on SOAPUI source we could create a plugin to auto-launch 1)a configurable wsdl to 2) a configurable SOAP endpoint using 3)configurable SOAP Headers with 4)user-supplied SOAP-Body definite potential f

Re: plugin for soapui

> My question is if I can do the same using maven? Generate the war file of > this mock web service using some maven plugin. I would ask the same question on the soapui list, to see if they have a Maven plugin that supports your use case. Wayne ---

plugin for soapui

Hi all. During integration test in my project I need to create a mock web service using soapui. This web service I want to deploy it in an application server and I know that soapui have the functionality to export to a war file this mock service. My question is if I can do the same using maven? G

Difference between version of 3.7 and [3.7]?

Hi, I want to declare a dependency with a fixed version number, and I got a question. What is the difference between 3.7 and [3.7] when declaring a dependency to e.g. JUnit? I have read, that the first definition is just a recommendation (see http://maven.apache.org/enforcer/enforcer-rules/ver

Re: JavaDoc plugin and firewall

You're just mirroring "central" so I'm guessing there is another repo declared pointing at repo1 but with a different id than "central". Could you check the effective pom of the project? /Anders On Tue, Jun 25, 2013 at 2:52 PM, Jan Engler wrote: > Hi, > > currently, I am facing a problem with