' or execute Testcases (cucumber
testcases + Junit) for a, b and c but just compile d and e if I have to.
Appreciate your help,
-Ashish
the zip file does not produce a jar file having a dependency to this module
would not work (or so as per my understanding). Is there a way in Maven 3
parallel build that such module dependency can be instructed? Appreciate your
help,
-Ashish
a module is suggested in a profile instead of removing (excluding) one.
I tried to give module a and b in the profile and still mvn built everything, I
guess because it builds the parent list first (?). Is there a way to accomplish
this?
Thanks for your help,
-Ashish
on this forum where it was suggested to add a module in a profile but
what I want is to exclude some. Is there a way to accomplish this?
Thanks,
-Ashish
I am trying to download 2.2.1 version and checksum is failing.
Not able to unzip file.
Any idea?
Thanks
Ashish Jain
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sorry false alarm. I was using wrong url for wget.
Thanks
Ashish Jain
On Sun, Jul 11, 2010 at 4:04 PM, Ashish Jain aja...@gmail.com wrote:
I am trying to download 2.2.1 version and checksum is failing.
Not able to unzip file.
Any idea?
Thanks
Ashish Jain
.
Also it enables the producers of the components to indicate anytime that
they are no longer supporting a particular version. All consumers consuming
that dependency will start getting warning/errors in their build
automatically without any explicit change in their POMs.
Ashish
Freddy Mallet wrote
) dependency (called xyz-1.0)
When the custom maven plugin is invoked via project-pom, it does not
contain xyz-1.0.jar in its classpath.
What am I missing here ? How do I get a compile time dependency defined
in a project pom in the classpath
of the custom plugin ?
Thanks
Ashish
.firstam-reis.net/svn/repos/${project.artifactId}/
/url
/scm --
/project
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Please give your suggestion.
Regards,
Ashish Srivastava
Every time I want to build the war, I run a packagingpom/packaging POM
that builds all these modules. To resolve war dependency, maven builds each
war, copies it to repository and then explodes repository war again. This
has made my build process very slow. What am I doing wrong?
Ashish
Thanks,
-Ashish
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You can install your jar in your local repository.
Run command
mvn -e -X install:install-file -Dfile=(Relative or
absolute
path)ServletPortlet .jar -Dversion=YOUVERSION
-Dartifactid=ARTIFACTIDYOUDEFINE
-DgroupId=GROUIDYOUDEFINE
?
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I am using maven2 and have defined the
dependencies
in the pom.xml. What scope should I use? I used
compile and provided but it doesn't create the
WEB-INF/lib directory.
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Using
I get a jar (not built by us) and deploy it
properly in a remote repository which we created? I
searched through the maven.apache.org and didn't find
any document on how to create a remote repository sp.
with our own set of jars. Help is appreciated.
Thanks,
-Ashish
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appreciated.
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