I used Maven a lot for Java development in the past.
Now I have got a C/C++ project.
Is Maven able to deal with C/C++ structures as well?
In other words: Can I use it for C/C++ development too?
Can I use Hudson server on top for C/C++ development as well?
If yes: Is there a newbie
Yes, I know the global settings file for a stand-alone Maven is in
MAVENINSTALLDIR\conf\settings.xml
But where is that corresponding file if I use the built-in, embedded Maven in
Eclipse (v3.6.1) ?
Ben
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To unsubscribe,
Sorry for this newbie question:
A project depends on some classes from a *.jar archive which are NOT available
through the common, well known Internet Maven Repsoitories.
I want to add these *.jar files to my local Repository manually.
Can I just copy the *.jars into the local repository
I want to move the location of the settings.xml away from the users home
directory into another (.e.g. the Maven installation directory).
How can I achieve this for the cmdline usage (=NOT Eclipse) ?
Yes, I know I can pass an additional parameter like
mvn -s D:\maven\settings.xml install
but
Assume I use a local pom.xml which includes/access a remote master pom.xml
Now I want to take the full project and continue to develop it on my home
computer.
unfortuantely I have to access at home onto the remote computer with the master
pom.xml.
So I must at first merge the local pom.xml
Currently my Maven settings dir is
C:\Documents and Settings\ben\.m2\
resp.
C:\Documents and Settings\ben\.m2\repository
How can I move this directory to another location e.g.
D:\maven
Which parameters in which file do I have to change (even in Eclipse maven
plugin) to have Maven
working
