How to get surefire to use junit-dep-4.5?

I cannot seem to get surefire to NOT load junit-3.8.1. None of my projects -- directly or transitively -- import junit-3.8.1, yet at runtime surefire adds it to the classpath (in front of junit-dep-4.5 nonetheless). Using --debug I can see the dependency tree of each project, none of which

Re: How to get surefire to use junit-dep-4.5?

I've even tried the 2.5-SNAPSHOT, which is supposed to address this issue -- but still junit-3.8.1 rules the day. I guess its time for some ant tasks.. -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/How-to-get-surefire-to-use-junit-dep-4.5--tp20091464p20097148.html Sent from the

Re: How to get surefire to use junit-dep-4.5?

I'm working with the 2.5/trunk checkout and my own build. I've removed all the code that selects the various junits and hard-coded junit-dep. YET, I still get junit-3.8.1 in the Test Classpath. So maybe it some other maven-magic that is adding this jar. I have no idea even where to begin. I'm

RE: scope-import and dependencyManagement

What is the value of importing into dependencyManagement if those dependencies cannot then be refered to in the regular dependencies? I'm missing the purpose/value. -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/scope-import-and-dependencyManagement-tp19512161p19514217.html Sent from

Re: [m2] Copy the dependencies of a project in a custom plugin

Can you post this plugin when you are thru. I need to create a Fitnesse plugin, and need to also collect the full set of depenencies. An example to start from would be nice. thanks! -barry - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL

Seperate local repository for plugins?

I would like to use a separate local repository for maven plugins and application projects. Is this possible? -- barry kaplan [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail

Re: Seperate local repository for plugins?

Brett Porter wrote: Not yet, but a bug was filed yesterday for a similar issue (per project local repository, not a separate one for plugins as such). What is your use case? When trying to get a rather large set of project dependencies sorted out, I frequently delete my local repository to

Re: [m2] Configure output folder in eclipse plugin

Kees de Kooter wrote: Is it possible to control which output folders the eclipse plugin puts into the .classpath file? I tried setting the outputDirectory property in the plugin configuration but that did not have any effect. I use this and it works: build pluginManagement

Re: How to disable transitive dependency?

Allan Ramirez wrote: Hi, add the exclusions tag to your dependency and put the artifacts you want to exclude. For 72 dependencies! I think we need the ability to disable transitive per dependency, or maybe a wildcard excludes pattern. I also dream of the ability to have a top-level

eclipse.downloadSources is killing me

Could there be anyway to specify this option on a dependency specific basis? I want to download just two or three of the dependency sources (which I keep in a local repository), but m2 dragging on the other fifty dependencies. And that is multiplied by a dozen or so projects. So what was

Re: eclipse.downloadSources is killing me

Also, might there be a way to instead of downloading a source jar, tell the eclipse plugin, for a particular dependency, that the source is already in the eclipse workspace or on disk somewhere. If I recall, this was possible with M1, but then the plugin architecture was nowhere as decoupled

TransformerFactory cannot be found?

I am getting with the: javax.xml.transform.TransformerFactoryConfigurationError: Provider org.apache.xalan.processor.TransformerFactoryImpl not found But only when running the test from maven/surefire. Using maven to generate eclipse projects, and runnuing the test within eclipse the test

Re: TransformerFactory cannot be found?

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global dependency exlude?

Is there any way to say /never/ include a specific dependency no matter what? I need to get xml-apis out of my dependency list (its not needed for 1.5?) but a whole gob of other project declare it as a dependency. I'm trying to avoid having to repeat the exlusion in multiple places. thanks

eclipse plugin woes (wrt direct project referernces)

? Or is there a better way? Either to do what I want, or should I want something else? -- barry kaplan [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: eclipse plugin woes (wrt direct project referernces)

Alexandre Poitras wrote: The plugin generates direct references between modules sharing the same parent pom. So, you should try to make a multi-modules project. Search for the mail Guide to using Eclipse with Maven 2.x, it has helped me a lot and has some informations about this situation. Hope

Re: eclipse:eclipse and direct project references

Mark Hobson wrote: (Project A depends on project B; both SNAPSHOT versions; all mvn commands done in reactor build) * Delete A and B from local repo * mvn install - SNAPSHOT jars created in local repo * mvn eclipse:eclipse - project references created * Delete B from local repo * mvn install -

Re: eclipse:eclipse and direct project references

Ok, I've got direct eclipse project references now. The procedure below worked perfectly. Thanks!! -barry Barry Kaplan wrote: Mark Hobson wrote: (Project A depends on project B; both SNAPSHOT versions; all mvn commands done in reactor build) * Delete A and B from local repo * mvn install

eclipse:eclipse and direct project references

In the eclipse plugin, EclipseUtils.findReactorProject() does the below snippet when deciding whether a reactor project matches a dependency artifact (and if so, a direct eclipse project dependency is created instead of a repo jar depenency): if ( project.getGroupId().equals(

Re: eclipse:eclipse and direct project references

Below is what I did to get a proper project to be created. Now I don't really understand how snapshots are supposed to work, so I'm sure there are problems with this solution. But at least it is creating proper eclipse projects. Now I need to learn how to make a custom verson of a plugin

Re: test-jar transitive dependencies

Since I have a ton of test dependencies to manage, is there any recommended workaround? What I thinking of doing is simply not using tests dependencies, and creating a issue to go back and change them once maven adds support for test dependencies. Another option that I might consider (but it

Confusing warning

I can't figure out what the below means. I'm running with full debug, but get no idication as to /what/ is wrong. This pom is as trivial can be. In fact I copied from another POM and only changed the groupid and artifactid. [WARNING] POM for: 'springframework:spring:pom:1.2.6' does not appear

Re: Confusing warning

Brett Porter wrote: depenencies is missing a d. -X should have output this error - you can file a bug for this to be included. My hero! (http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MNG-1404) (I'm was using jedit to edit these poms until I generate working eclipse projects, and I have not yet

Re: test-jar transitive dependencies

Brett Porter wrote: We deferred this until 2.1, as it was preferable to have a transitive dependency-less solution in place for 2.0 rather than deferring the whole feature. Ah! I just spent an hour trying to figure out why this was not working. I searched and searched and searched, but

multiple levels of extends?

Is more than one level of extends supported? I have four levels and maven is complaining that pom.currentVersion is not defined. Its only defined in the toplevel project.xml. I wish the logging would indicate which files it was loading/parsing. -- barry kaplan [EMAIL PROTECTED

Re: multiple levels of extends?

Just user foo. I must have been running from the wrong directory. It appears that indeed maven supports n-level extends! -- barry kaplan [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e

Multiple test types?

on how to handle this situation? -- barry kaplan [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Use of ${version_num} in dependency?

downloading is seeing a null value for the version. I have seen the following work: dependency groupIdgeronimo/groupId artifactIdgeronimo-kernel/artifactId version${pom.currentVersion}/version /dependency But is that because its a pom variable? -- barry kaplan [EMAIL

Re: Use of ${version_num} in dependency?

Brett Porter wrote: you will need to put it into project.properties for that to work. Seems that project.properties is not inherited to multiprojects (no?). So this approach will not work for sharing version numbers across all the subprojects. -- barry kaplan [EMAIL PROTECTED

Re: Use of ${version_num} in dependency?

the project.properties to be used in the project.xml. Thanks for the help Brett! -- barry kaplan [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Use of ${version_num} in dependency?

Brett Porter wrote: It is inherited wherever project.xml is. Yes, of course you are correct. What is not inherited is 'project.propeties' :-) Thanks Brett! All works great now. -- barry kaplan [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe

Re: Use of ${version_num} in dependency?

Brett Porter wrote: I'm not sure what you mean: project.properties IS inherited as long as project.xml is. 'project.propeties' :-) project.properties I had a typo. I just switched to the jar overrides, and its perfect. I'll let the activemq and geronimo guys know. They were using entities for