Maybe I'm just not thinking the Maven way . . .
My ultimate goal is to create a web form driven application that allows
some slight customization of another web application delivered as a WAR
file. The bulk of that application consists of a WAR overlay, and the
user ends up creating two files
Hey all - just wanted to let the list know that I completed the 1.0 release
of my obfuscation maven plugin and its available on the central repo. The
full artifact is "com.idfconnect.devtools:idfc-proguard-maven-plugin:1.0.0".
I got some very helpful answers from the list - mainly I was stuck on t
Hi,
Have a look at http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MCLEAN-48
We've added an integration test for it, since we (or I) couldn't reproduce
it.
The integration test will verify that it can delete both files and
directories with special characters.
These tests are run on several different syste
On Thu, Aug 22, 2013 at 8:11 AM, Jacob Zwiers
wrote:
> I have a resource file named "Mise à jour.pptx" under test/resources/pptx.
I think that I speak for everyone when I say, we saw this email
yesterday. We are (nearly) all volunteers. I know this is a BIG HUGE
PROBLEM that needs to be fixed yes
I have a resource file named "Mise à jour.pptx" under test/resources/pptx.
The file was created on Windows, checked into CVS and checked out on a Linux
server.
The filename on Linux contains \o340 (which is the ISO-8859-1 / Win-1252
encoded value for the à).
When running mvn -e clean on the pr
