Apologies if the solution to what I am trying to achieve is obvious.
If I have a directory of text resource files, is it possible to
process/filter them *multiple* times in a single build?
For example, if I have a file called general.xml in resources that
contains...
${species}.wibble.wobble
I
Andy Law wrote:
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>
> We do this currently - for exactly the reasons that you describe - and it
> works fine.
>
>
Although picking up properties files etc. in DreamWeaver doesn't work.
Later,
Andy
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Rusty Wright-2 wrote:
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> I looked at that but they're not splitting it down to the level that I'm
> trying.
>
>
>
>>> I was thinking of splitting my web app so that I have a
>>> cars-war project where in the scm it contains only things
>>> like the jsps, no java code. In its pom it will
hilco wrote:
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> Nonsense, you can create any kind of combination using svn:externals.
>
If you're happy to live with the pain of svn:externals then that's something
that's going to work for you. Two paragraphs of warnings at the end of the
snv book page describing them is enough to scare me o
hilco wrote:
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>> If your projects genuinely are stand-alone projects then I would suggest
>> that you create separate repositories for each of them, although that may
>> be
>> harder to do if you already have history within an existing repository. I
>> have not done so, but I imagine that it mu
Stefan Fritz-2 wrote:
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>>>The main clincher is that we generally run all our sub-modules as
children
>>>of a parent super-module. That's only possible with the root approach.
>
> or you define trunk/tags/branches per module-group instead of per project
> as you would do for standalone project
Stefan Fritz-2 wrote:
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> Hi all,
>
> we are in the process of restructuring a subversion repository and
> "Mavenize" all projects.
> The main discussion at the moment is whether to have trunk/tags/branches
> on the root level or once per project.
>
> root:
> trunk/project1/pom.xml
>
the build directory then have the no-cache configuration
file stomp on the cache version and have the jar be all packaged back up
again.
Am I right in my line of thinking?
Thanks in advance for any help.
Later,
Andy Law
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> >
> > This thread has highlighted the fact that the documentation doesn't
> > help new users of maven, or users of maven who have no desire to
> > become experts. Just dumping yet more documentation on this
> group of
> > people isn't going to answer their questions.
>
> There are some quest
All,
I have some rather complex objects that need to be viewed at varying
'depths'. In fact, in many ways the entire database contains objects
that are inter-related and I only want to be looking at a subset at any
one time. This is causing me some grief in my module and testing layout.
Let's ima
providedScope = false;
> compileScope = false;
> runtimeScope = false;
> testScope = false;
> }
> }
>
> Instead of specifying which scopes to exclude, you should be
> able to specify which ones to include.
Brian,
Thanks for that.
I've worked out now how to get the dependencies from the project and
dump them into a known location. I now have two further problems, one of
which I think is either a bug in my understanding or in the dependency
plugin (in the latter case I'll have to work out how to dri
> > Yeah, that's the filename extension that I'm currently
> battling with.
> > The maven docs all say 1 project, 1 jar and then the
> assembly plugin
> > comes along and stomps all over that idea. Nice! I could
> even cope if
> > it added the 'extension' before the version number. At
> leas
Mark,
> From: Mark Hobson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: 10 January 2007 09:56
> To: Maven Users List
> Subject: Re: Applets and assembly of webapps
>
> On 09/01/07, andy law (RI) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Reading the ticket it seems there is a patch f
Mark,
>
> On 09/01/07, andy law (RI) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I have a situation where I need to build a webapp that has
> an applet
> > included in its web tree. I have been trying to work out how to use
> > the assembly plugin to achieve this, with n
Although I don't really know what I'm talking about, I would be looking
at the tag in the assembly descriptor if I was you.
Later,
Andy
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All,
My Head Hurts.
I have a situation where I need to build a webapp that has an applet
included in its web tree. I have been trying to work out how to use the
assembly plugin to achieve this, with no success.
I can make the web-app dependent on the applet, in which case the applet
is included
Is it possible to turn filtering on for just a single directory as part
of a resource tree?
For example if I have in my resources folder the following...
Src/resources/foo/bar/blah
And I want files in foo/bar/blah to be filtered but files in foo/bar to
not be, is that possible without defining m
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