Hi all,
I'm in the process of switching to Maven for a large ANT project and have a
question regarding my test data.
I'd like those data to be versionned and stored in the Maven repo. But
currently those data are huge (let's say a 1-2 gigabytes once zipped). So I
imagine that if stored in the repo
On 31 Jul 2014, at 2:55 PM, Francois MAROT wrote:
> I'm in the process of switching to Maven for a large ANT project and have a
> question regarding my test data.
> I'd like those data to be versionned and stored in the Maven repo. But
> currently those data are huge (let's say a 1-2 gigabytes on
Hello,
I have a Maven project which needs a library which is dependent on
org.osgi.foundation 1.0.0. This particular project re-implements some of the
java.io, java.lang etc. functionality in a very outdated way, e.g., raw Lists.
I only need this project for the scope "test", but this dependenc
This sounds dangerous journey, you may want to repackage the original osgi
jar, remove java.io, give it a new maven coordinate, and upload to your
maven repo
On Thu, Jul 31, 2014 at 9:23 AM, Rabe, Jens
wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have a Maven project which needs a library which is dependent on
> org.
Dear maven user and developers,
Attached is pom.xml of Flume. I have some questions as follow, really
appreciate your help or guide, thanks !!
1. Why profile id = hadoop-1.0 is the default profile ?
If not specifying -Px for mvn command, I found hadoop-1.0 is the
default one to use. why i
Hi,
The ! at the beginning of the hadoop.profile property in hadoop-1.0 profile
indicates that if the hadoop.profile property is not specified or absent,
then the profile will be activated. So if you didn't specify it as a system
property (e.g. -Dhadoop.profile=), it would be used by default.
