I'll take a look at finally getting this working tomorrow.
From memory, your proxy.properties *probably* has to be in your working
directory where you launch tomcat from.
Cheers,
Ben
Nicolas De Loof wrote:
Hi all,
I'd like to install maven-proxy as a tomcat webapp.
Why not use maven-proxy
You probably need to load it into your jre's certificate store.
Google for : keytool cacerts java
Charles-Alexandre Sabourdin wrote:
I set a local https serveur with a local SSL certificate.
I have
Error retrieving artifact from
too crude - how does it not meet your requirements?
Anatol Pomozov wrote:
So I decide to use Maven-Proxy tool from codehaus which allows
developers team to use single repository.
But when I have tried to install this application I found that
Maven-Proxy is too crude. So I decided to write simple
Not quite,
1. Developers build as always using ibiblio. Most likely they have local repositories on their machines. You may use
maven-proxy to make your builds faster (snapshot checking is faster under a maven-proxy with snapshot caching tuned). Downloads for new users are faster too as they
Jason van Zyl wrote:
On Fri, 2004-10-15 at 16:31, Helck, Christopher wrote:
How can I do this? I've thought about mirroring www.ibiblio.org/maven on
an internal machine and having developers and certification teams use it
instead, but this seems like a lot of work. Any ideas?
If the
Har you know I'm going to pimp maven-proxy!
You could create a maven-proxy on an intranet server, give it no
upstream providers, then set all your developer's maven installs to
point at the proxy.
Then only put the artifacts that you approve of in the maven-proxy's
global repository.
Cheers,
Also, isn't CVS a special magic directory that is excluded by default?
Or is that only in Ant land?
Quoting Brett Porter [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
actually, **/target/**
**/target/* will probably just exclude the files in the first
firectory, where /** will get all subdirectories.
**/target*
You should find that the system property baseDir is the root of the
active project being built.
eg System.getProperty(baseDir)
Cheers,
Ben
Craig S. Cottingham wrote:
On Aug 5, 2004, at 10:19, Eric Hauser wrote:
I running some unit tests with Maven during my build process using
Hypersonic
http://www.ibiblio.org/maven/du.txt
Current directory usage in kilobytes
Norbert Pabi wrote:
Thank for answers.
It works indeed. That was problem in our local network.
BTW.
Does anybody know what is the size
of maven repository on ibiblio now?
And maybe how does it increase?
Norbert Pabi wrote:
Hi
Although this is probably a bug, try and ensure your clock isn't ahead
of the server clock that you are getting dependencies from.
There were some changes in the rc2-4 series to try and stop this from
being such an issue, but it's possible some edge cases snuck through.
Michael Mattox wrote:
It's implemented fully now, along with a couple of style fixes. Just
grab the distribution from the site.
Ben Walding wrote:
Raise it as an feature request. I've made the changes (only about 2
lines of code to change), but didn't get a chance to verify them or
tune the date format
using maven-proxy from CVS checked out this Monday... people here
asks for the file's timestamp added to the browse view.
¿Will you add this feat or should I do it myself?
¿If I add this small fix should I post a patch here?
El mar, 13-07-2004 a las 09:19, Ben Walding escribió:
I've started
I've started working on the proxy again with a view to pushing out an
updated version that will better handle snapshots amongst other things
More information is available at http://maven-proxy.codehaus.org/
Upgrade path: You will need to fill out the prefix property. See
the Configuration
Maczka Michal wrote:
-Original Message-
From: Omair-Inam Abdul-Matin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, July 10, 2004 5:39 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Reactor: tests failing (working dir set to master
proj dir not
child proj dir)
I'm using JUnit to run some regression
Make sure that your local time is not ahead of your upstream repository
time.
See http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MAVEN-1188 for a more detailed
explanation
Erik Husby wrote:
I've recently ran into a problem with Multiproject, SNAPSHOTS and my
local repository
I've got a site repository
codehaus is changing servers around at the moment
I've moved everything to here for the time being (wiki has been updated)
http://www.codehaus.org/~bwalding/maven-proxy/
Emmanuel Venisse wrote:
I don't know why it's disappears, but you can find it in cvs
Emmanuel
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I normally just email their support address asking for the jar for the
maven repo. They usually respond fairly quickly.
Mark R. Diggory wrote:
I'll push this onto the Maven list.
Maven Folks, do we have some sort of agreement with Clover for its
usage within Maven? were looking to upgrade to
-Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
Von: Ben Walding [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Freitag, 5. März 2004 02:40
An: Maven Users List
Betreff: Re: multiproject:artifact, SNAPSHOT dependencies and the
reposito ry
I may have tracked this one down - it's all time related.
When downloading snapshots, we use
to look into it at the moment :(
I was forced (lack of time to fix it) to stop working with SNAPSHOTs.
Michal
-Original Message-
From: Ben Walding [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 02, 2004 4:11 PM
To: Maven Users List
Subject: Re: multiproject:artifact, SNAPSHOT dependencies
Another one to consider is joe-snmp contained inside opennms
They weren't releasing it as a separate jar last time I looked, but I
did compile a snapshot onto ibiblio. Might be worth hassling them to
get it released separately if anyone else has interest in it.
Nope, Maven does check the date - it uses the http protocol to only
download as required. However I think there might be some issues in it
- possibly even in the ibiblio web server / dates on the server (see my
earlier email today)
I'll take a further look when I code up the snapshot
It's not supposed to be Ben time, more UTC time. However I think the
maths + javascript got a bit confused.
Martin Skopp wrote:
On Sat, 2004-02-28 at 14:29, Sean Radford wrote:
Anyone know what the pom.developers.developer.timezone value actually
relates to?
IMHO it's related to Ben
This is also a problem if you have antlr generated files in say
target/antlr.
maven eclipse will blow away those entries every time you run it.
Obviously this is a problem, but a cleaner solution than coding antlr
specific parts into the eclipse plugin is required. The antlr plugin
really
I arbitrarily called the thing that has been in the dist directory 0.1.
I'll be releasing 0.2 tonight.
This doesn't look like an issue with maven-proxy (it's not even getting
that far it seems) - it looks like an issue with dependency resolution
and overrides.
However, heres what you could
Probably best not to use maven-proxy from CVS at the moment as I'm in
the middle of trying to work out a sane way to do all this.
Just use the config and jars from the wiki.
Kalaveshi, Adrian wrote:
Greetings --
My maven-proxy.properties file contains the following:
be
updated when a new one becomes available in the repository? I'm not
currently seeing this behavior.
-Original Message-
From: Ben Walding [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, February 24, 2004 4:42 PM
To: Maven Users List
Subject: Re: repository proxy local-repo.copy
Probably best
While this could easily be done, I've never noticed CVS metadata
directories causing any issues in Eclipse (and CVS is all that I use)
What problem are you experiencing?
(Also, best to raise it as a JIRA issue otherwise it will be forgotten)
Glenn R. Golden wrote:
It would be nice if the
You need to make sure you don't have junit in your dependency list. It
is added automatically during the test phase.
I'd say you're compiling against one version, then running against a
different version of junit
Bartel Runeaxe wrote:
Hi,
We are currently migrating our project from ant to
Jason van Zyl wrote:
On Fri, 2003-12-26 at 13:48, David Zeleznik wrote:
Hi,
I am about to submit a bug report on Jira, but I wanted to post details to
the list first. We make extensive use of the PomTag (ie. m:pom) in our jelly
scripts and plugins to be able to share dependencies and other
I really must question the sanity of having package names with cedilla
characters in them.
In any event, you're going to have to narrow down which plugin fails in
xdoc generation.
Verma, Nitin (GECP, OTHER, 529706) wrote:
I have a package called façade ... only and only if I remove this
The reason you have that problem is because you have test cases in your
main source tree.
JUnit is only added to the classpath for compiling test cases.
Hence, move your test cases to your test source tree OR specifically add
junit to your dependency list.
The former is more appropriate. The
It may be that you are getting classloader issues (i.e. multiple
commons-logging versions installed).
I'd try removing commons-logging from your extensions directory.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, I was attempting to create a project and I received the following error:
BEGIN:
$ maven
That error message sounds like a werkz error (the goal processor)
This occurs when you have a dependency loop (via pre goals / prereqs)
a depends on b
b depends on c
c depends on a
Probably worth checking to see if you are pregoaling one way in the
master project and then another way in the sub
You probably want something like
/absolute/multiproject/${reactorProject.name}
Jefferson K. French wrote:
I've read through several postings about multiproject site navigation
in the archives, and downloaded the WebShop example, but I'm still
unable to get absolute paths to work in my
That is correct.
__matthewHawthorne wrote:
In taking a quick look the the test plugin's docs
(http://maven.apache.org/reference/plugins/test/properties.html), it
seems that setting the maven.junit.fork property to true may allow
each test to run in a separate JVM.
Can someone confirm this?
Basically you put them in [project]/lib or similar then use jar overrides
http://maven.apache.org/reference/user-guide.html#Overriding%20Stated%20Dependencies
Jörg Schaible wrote:
Hi,
what is the standard way to handle dependencies to jars that are no longer available at ibiblio due to
While the plugin shouldn't be producing empty hrefs, the leading slash
is mandatory. Without a leading slash, xdoc will create relative links
rather than an absolute link to the root of the documentation structure.
As usual, this can't be changed as there is existing documentation
relying on
The repository connection string must start with scm:
eg
scm:cvs:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/foo
Maciek Zywno wrote:
Hello
I try to use site:generate goal on the simplest possible project but
got the following message:
[...]
checkstyle:init:
checkstyle:report:
checkstyle:run:
[echo]
I stopped caring yesterday when I held a personal vote at my desk, had a
unanimous outcome, and committed a change to the default logo.
All this bickering is entertaining, but ultimately pointless.
Any other committer is free to change the logo as they feel fit.
Emmanuel Venisse wrote:
STOP,
Basically, for what we do, I have all inter-project dependencies set to
snapshot versions and then just have an external tool setup in eclipse
to build the active project with jar:install-snapshot. I tried the
mevenide plugin today, but it didn't work. It looks like it will
simplify running
release still has an unneeded dependency on ajdt).
-- gd
Ben Walding wrote:
Basically, for what we do, I have all inter-project dependencies set
to snapshot versions and then just have an external tool setup in
eclipse to build the active project with jar:install-snapshot. I
tried the mevenide
http://projects.walding.com/powered/
Martin Skopp wrote:
On Sun, 2003-11-23 at 15:18, Jim Crossley wrote:
For me, it's not a question of offensiveness, but laziness: I'm tired
of answering questions about it.
+1, Full ACK. Start a vote.
BTW dion/ben: What's the URL of Bens web site
You'd be wanting pom.groupId and pom.artifactId
Aaron Anodide wrote:
I am using genapp to create my initial directory structure.
I want to reference my application id in maven.xml.
However ${pom.id} is yielding id:id.
Is there an easy way to get id from this? Like a jelly command to split
Just change it via properties -
http://maven.apache.org/reference/plugins/xdoc/faq.html#powered-by
Scott Tavares wrote:
Hi all,
Right off the bat, this post is NOT intended to start a flame fest or
offend anyone. With that said, I work for the State of Rhode Island
department of corrections.
You need to declare the i: namespace in the same manner that the
jelly:core and jelly:util tag libraries usage (via the namespace) is
declared
i.e.
xmlns:u=jelly:interactive
or wherever the interactive tag lib comes from.
Rauf, Saleem wrote:
Hi
I am getting following error:
Surprisingly, most apache projects are hosted on apache.org domains.
You have to be logged into jira to log issues. You can create an
account via the interface.
Cameron Horn wrote:
Leaving aside the depth or quality of currently available
documentation, shouldn't the maven website be
Rather than pointing to a local dtd, whatever is using the .hbm.xml
files should have a custom entity resolver to resolve the
-//Hibernate/Hibernate Mapping DTD//EN to a local DTD.
Not sure which thing is using the .hbm.xml files though.
I sit behind a rather restrictive firewall and I've
Any reason you've chosen Tomcat over Jetty?
Why would a user care if they ran a supa uber jar vs. unpacking and
stuffing around with script files etc.
Lukasz Piestrzeniewicz wrote:
Hello!
I wonder if anyone has expirience with embedding Tomcat using Maven and
would like to share his
I believe I fixed this in CVS some time ago, there is a release coming
out shortly that will include this fix.
Ciaran Treanor wrote:
Hi,
For some reason the following dependency is being
generated by Maven when I invoke maven eclipse
classpathentry kind=lib path=target/test-classes
Done
Willie Vu wrote:
Could someone upload httpunit-1.5.4 to ibiblio?
http://www.httpunit.org
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I believe this is a problem in jexl's handling of dotted properties -
i.e. it doesn't.
Raise this into jira and I'll fix it asap.
Christian Goos wrote:
Hi,
Although I set the variable maven.jar.manifest.extensions.add==true the
extension list is never created.
So I had a look in the plugin
It might be easiest to just have a generic properties section in the
contributor /developer.
Otherwise we'll be forever adding new xsd / java elements.
Nelson, Scott (MAN - Corporate) wrote:
Andy-
I didn't get any further but I would think it would be nice to have a couple
of optional
I have a suspicion that the behaviour is not consistent as I had all
manner of problems when I wanted to do an id like
maven-proxy:core
jar:installing to the wrong place was one of the things I noticed.
In the older project.xml parser, the behaviour was order dependant
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Now Mike, once you've gathered together all the responses, your
challenge is to put it all into the wiki in a human digestible form!
For this, you will be rewarded with many riches (or perhaps just a
feeling of oneness with the Maven documentation).
Start this process at
for a
version. No real project does that.
--
dIon Gillard, Multitask Consulting
Blog: http://blogs.codehaus.org/people/dion/
Jason van Zyl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 01/08/2003 12:20:28 PM:
On Thu, 2003-07-31 at 21:58, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ben Walding [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 31
The popular issues reports is at:
http://jira.codehaus.org/secure/BrowseProject.jspa?id=10030report=popular
Ben Walding wrote:
There is a voting system in JIRA and I do notice some crazed users
voting occasionally.
I tend to place most attention on
a) things I own
b) things with patches
c
Please update the wiki with the solution that you have been given. That
way others can gain from the time that people have spent helping you!
Cheers,
Ben
Dave Ford wrote:
Thanks Brian. That's exactly what I was looking for. Problem solved!
Dave Ford
Smart Soft - The Developer Training
Regular users can't assign things like a fix version. You'll have to
request nicely on the mailing list such that someone assigns it the
appropriate version. If you really really want it fixed, provide a
patch - far more likely it'll be included into the rc1.
Kai Runte wrote:
I couldn't add
Take a look at http://wiki.codehaus.org/maven/CreatingWebApplications
Dave Ford wrote:
How do people do in-place web development with Maven? I have been
developing web apps in-place now for quite some time (pre-maven). By
in-place, I mean the following:
- My development servlet container (Resin)
FYI: Just uploaded JGraph 2.2.1 jars to ibiblio.
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Have a look at http://wiki.codehaus.org/maven/MigratingFromBeta9ToBeta10
Consider the use of the return key to break up your emails, as that is
just a crime against paragraphs! :P
Are you using b10?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I created a local plugin that sets up our developer's local
You can probably also ask your networking group to allow unauthenticated
access to www.ibiblio.org/maven
Not like you're going to find anything un work related there... except
maybe a few hexy md5s. (ok... that was terrible... I know!)
Emmanuel Venisse wrote:
Ok, you use a NTLM Proxy Server.
Feel free to add to this to the wiki
http://wiki.codehaus.org/maven/MailingListSupport
Jefferson K. French wrote:
I figured out how to do this, and want to pass along what I learned in
case anyone else has the same question.
According to several Ant resources I read, you cannot yet do this with
Yep. Looks good.
Thanks,
Ben
Jefferson K. French wrote:
OK, I added it. It's my first wiki entry, so hopefully I did it
correctly.
On Fri, 25 Jul 2003, at 16:47:24 [GMT +1000] Ben Walding wrote:
Feel free to add to this to the wiki
http://wiki.codehaus.org/maven/MailingListSupport
maven.junit.fork=true
is probably a better bet.
Andy Jefferson wrote:
On Thu, 2003-07-24 at 11:46, Dominik Dahlem wrote:
I had this problem with JUnit. I forked the JVM and everything worked
as expected (maven.compile.fork=yes).
No difference using that flag - still get the error. Thx
1. We get notified
2. You can do whatever you want and submit whatever you want (within
reason!)
3. Most of us are fairly busy, so your patch might not be looked at for
a while, but I trawl through occasionally looking for small patches.
You can ping the dev list if you think it's been a while
Andy Jefferson wrote:
On Fri, 2003-07-25 at 01:59, Ben Walding wrote:
It's always worth forking java whenever you get a message about a class
not found in the xml packages.
That's as maybe, but as I said in a previous response in this thread ...
I've tried that and it doesnt work
Do you have a python dependency?
(I know this sounds like an absurd question, but the python dep includes
an older oro dependency. Classloader isolation isn't perfect yet)
Lester Ward wrote:
More migration to b10 woe. I'm having an issue with jxr throwing an
exception during site:generate.
Re security issues.
Remember that proxy authentication is typically done using a base64
encode of Basic + user + : + pass in an http header. It is trivial
to reverse this and grab your password as it travels over the network.
If other people can read files in your home directory
I use putty + pageant (key agent) + pscp / plink (from XP). It all seems
to work ok.
I set these properties in build.properties
maven.ssh.executable=plink
maven.scp.executable=pscp
maven.username=bwalding
To test that it even has a chance of working, do something like:
plink -l bwalding
Thanks Tim.
Added to http://wiki.codehaus.org/maven/XdocDocumentation
Tim Anderson wrote:
Add a search/ element to your navigation.xml file. E.g:
project name=foo
body
menu name=bar
..
/menu
search/
...
-Tim
-Original Message-
From: S. Radhakrishnan
I've fixed this now. It was a permission problem inside the wiki,
Cheers,
Ben
Kumar, Vaidhyanatha K. wrote:
I am trying to test the sample webapp mentioned in
http://wiki.codehaus.org/maven/CreatingWebApplications
maven-war-example-1.0-dev-src.zip
You have to wonder if the shared local repo might be a useful thing to
have in addition to personal local repo.
personal local - shared local - remote repo1 - remote repo2
Items would only be copied into personal local if they came from remote
repo *
This is definitely a use case that
Thanks Jason,
This has been added to the Wiki faq -
http://wiki.codehaus.org/maven/FrequentlyAskedQuestions (last item)
Jason van Zyl wrote:
On Tue, 2003-07-15 at 15:39, Andy Jefferson wrote:
Trying to use the Beta 10 and having problems with repositories. I've
changed nothing in the
Try taking a look at Vincent's blog:
Item 3 at
http://wiki.codehaus.org/maven/OtherMavenArticles
Siegfried Göschl wrote:
Hi Vincent,
the linkt http://www.pivolis.com/pdf/J2EE_projects_Maven_V1.1.pdf to
download your slides is broken is there a better one?!
Thanks in advance
Siegfried
?
Looked in:
1. MAVEN_HOME/
2. ~/.maven/
3. /tmp
(I'm running on linux by the way)
Sean
On Sun, 2003-07-13 at 22:17, Ben Walding wrote:
Make sure you delete the *.cache files.
Dave Ford wrote:
I just copied one the plug-ins from the plug-ins folder and used it to
create my own plug
You're going to need to post more information.
What does maven say on the command line.
Are there any results in target/test-reports?
Dominik Dahlem wrote:
Hi all,
I have a problem running a test with the property maven.junit.fork=yes.
In default mode, this test runs fine. I ran the maven
Maven support for source code control systems is basically limited to
the change logging plugins.
I don't believe there is currently any support for VSS, but it would be
relatively simple to write if you wanted to do so.
Take a look at the changelog plugin.
Ciramella, EJ wrote:
Does Maven
I've slapped up a page on the wiki for this
http://wiki.codehaus.org/maven/OtherMavenArticles#preview
(Yes I realise this duplicates a static xdoc page we have, but it's all
part of my master plan!)
Andy Jefferson wrote:
On Sun, 2003-07-13 at 11:04, Aaron Robinson wrote:
Andy,
Where did
Make sure you delete the *.cache files.
Dave Ford wrote:
I just copied one the plug-ins from the plug-ins folder and used it to
create my own plug-in. when I go to run it, Maven tells me that the plug-in
does not exist in this project. Do I have to register the plug-in somewhere?
Dave Ford
Smart
I've created a simple guide to creating a WAR file using Maven
http://wiki.codehaus.org/maven/CreatingWebApplications
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That's a historical thing I did because of all the issues that had dodgy
values in their fix for field. Dion is fixing the fix for values at
the moment.
We're heading towards a roadmapped release from now on out.
Vincent Massol wrote:
dIon, can you tell me why you are using an issue to track
This problem was raised in MAVEN-470
http://jira.codehaus.org/secure/ViewIssue.jspa?key=MAVEN-470
Anybody who wants to complete the changes is more than welcome to!
Bill Lynch wrote:
Andy,
Andy Jefferson wrote:
On Wed, 2003-07-09 at 15:47, Nicolas FRANK wrote:
Maven (the core part) by
While this may sound like a good idea, consider that the repository is
currently 325M and contains a lot of stuff that you will never use.
It would only be of real use if you were going offline for a long period
of time and might need a whole lot of odd versions.
Moretti, Luciano (MED) wrote:
Where you do store your test classes?
Test classes should not be stored in your primary source tree
S. Radhakrishnan wrote:
Hi,
Clover reports includes 'tests' classes as well in the reports. However it
is supposed to report the code coverage of the files which is used by test
cases..!!
can
It's overloaded.
Probably... there is about a 3-4M / project leak in the reactor. Jason
has fixed it, but the changes aren't checked in yet. It is the major
blocker which is holding up rc1.
What do the reactor memory read outs look like?
(That all being said, it shouldn't hang... can you
-ve
See http://maven.apache.org/reference/project-descriptor.html#dependencies
Specifically, the jar element.
Roman Rytov wrote:
Does it mean that if a dependent jar doesn't conform
to the pattern id.version.jar its version can't
be specified? Can I, in other words, define that I
wanna take
As previously noted... this has already been done
http://nagoya.apache.org/wiki/apachewiki.cgi?BrokenManifestInBeta9
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If it's that urgentm why don't we simply do a release of the jar plugin
and make it easily downloadable?
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Blog:
In theory you could use the Ashkelon plugin!
In practice I haven't finished it yet as I have to make some changes to
ashkelon.
Michal Maczka wrote:
Javadoc maven plugin uses javadoc from JDK.
If you want to use different doclet, simple write your own plugin for it (if
one does't exists) and
From the reference (which doesn't appear to be loaded onto the site at
the moment)
maven.test.skip - Set this to 'true' to bypass unit tests entirely. Its
use is bNOT RECOMMENDED/b, but quite convenient on occasion.
maven.test.failure.ignore - Set this to any value to ignore a failure
during
Done diddly done.
Jim Crossley wrote:
Can we get Saxon put up there, please?
http://saxon.sourceforge.net
Thanks,
Jim
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I think your best bet it to postGoal dist:prepare-bin-filesystem and
remove the parts of the binary release you don't want.
Steve Ovens wrote:
Hi,
I'm Maven-ising my first project and have a hopefully simple question
concerning building distributions.
When I do a maven dist:build everything
Ben Walding wrote:
I think your best bet it to postGoal dist:prepare-bin-filesystem and
remove the parts of the binary release you don't want.
Of course, this will still leave items in your left hand navigation bar
which will be undesirable.
There's no simple way of doing this. You could
I noticed this a while back also.
Although it's not much of a solution, I found if you run
maven clean
maven clover:html-report
maven clover:html-report
It would then be generated correctly.
I still get transient errors like this in CVS HEAD, but will be looking
at fixing this prior to the
Right you are.
You can xdoc a single file - see the linkcheck plugin for more info on
how to do it.
If someone raises a request for it, I'll try and get it in before RC1 is
finalised.
Martin Skopp wrote:
Hi Ben,
On Thu, 2003-06-12 at 12:46, Ben Walding wrote:
You've got a bit
What is the repository string you have specified in your project.xml?
According to the error message, it does not have enough tokens.
FrancisJones, Richard wrote:
I'm having a problem getting the maven-changelog-plugin to work in beta-9. I
checked the maven.log for details of the cvs commands
After the scathing blame-storming attack by Nick (just kidding), we've
decided to prepare for a Maven RC1 release.
You can track progress on our attempt to get everything ready for an RC1
via JIRA. All bugs attached to MAVEN-401 will be processed prior to the
release OR I will mail to the
I have no idea. That was days ago!
(I suspect it was left over from something I was thinking and never did)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Finally done!
ftp - edtftp/jars/edtftp-1.2.1.jar
wrapper - wrapper/jars/wrapper-3.0.3.jar
Cheers, thanks
wrapper - service-wrapper
What
Your usage of the shell looks incorrect
You should be able to do
eval `ssh-agent` (those are backticks)
or
ssh-agent
SSH_AGENT_PID=2736
SSH_AUTH_SOCK=/tmp/ssh-DWFM1728/agent.1728
ssh-add
(note the lack of set - we're not in windows any more toto!)
That'll be the start of your problems.
The reason the two resolvers order things differently is that they only
obey the dependency contract and not some other random contract that you
might think they obey.
If A depends on B, then B will be processed before A. If B depends on
C, then C will be processed before B.
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