Re: Multiple Module Project + Eclipse + subversion

2006-08-05 Thread Alexander Rau
Hi Jan, .project, .classpath and several other eclipse-specific files are created by the maven eclipse plugin ( mvn eclipse:eclipse ). Those created files contain appropriate contents regarding the maven repository. E.g. .classpath gets entries pointing into your local maven repository

Re: Executing java code during build

2006-07-17 Thread Alexander Rau
-java-plugin-development.html -- Kenney Hi, perhaps the exec-maven-plugin [1] is what you want? -Tim [1] http://mojo.codehaus.org/exec-maven-plugin/ Alexander Rau schrieb: Hi all, I need to run a custom java class for generating some stubs. How can I integrate something like

Re: Executing java code during build

2006-07-17 Thread Alexander Rau
Tnx for the hint ! That's what I need. Regards, Alex Tim Kettler wrote: Hi, perhaps the exec-maven-plugin [1] is what you want? -Tim [1] http://mojo.codehaus.org/exec-maven-plugin/ Alexander Rau schrieb: Hi all, I need to run a custom java class for generating some stubs. How can I

Maven-Dependency-Plugin

2006-07-17 Thread Alexander Rau
hi all, I recently needed to find a way downloading all dependencies before starting any work on my projects. After trying different solutions which were not what I want I found the maven-dependency-plugin with its goal resolve. Perfect. However I can't clearly determine the current state

Maven2 site generation for module builds with flat directory layout

2006-07-17 Thread Alexander Rau
Hi all, I've had this problem for several weeks now. Anyone has an idea if this can be worked around or if it's just a bug in the site plugin. Use case: flat multi module project layout (due to eclipse) - means: workspace: modules /Project /Module1 /Module2 /Module3 ... /modules

Executing java code during build

2006-07-15 Thread Alexander Rau
Hi all, I need to run a custom java class for generating some stubs. How can I integrate something like that into a pom.xml ? This should be similar to the antrun plugin except that it's java code I want to execute. I've seen that it could be possible by using antrun itself, however a more