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Did you make any progress? I'm trying to do this same.
~ David
Allan Ditzel wrote:
Hi,
We have the need to run some ant tasks within our maven project, but we
need
to get a fully qualified path to the artifact to pass in to some ant
tasks.
The only thing I've found so far is the
that disable your tests.
Something like mvn -P-notests clean install ?
Cheers
2009/12/29 David Smiley @MITRE.org dsmi...@mitre.org
Personally, I never want to invoke tests unless through some explicit
action.
My ~/.m2./settings.xml contains a profile called default, set to be
active
. That would be pragmatic to get a solution quick but it felt a bit
sloppy and I wanted a better solution.
~ David Smiley
BRIAN FOX-5 wrote:
The dependency:copy-dependencies can also produce a repository layout.
Surely some combination of that plus assembly to zip it up should work.
On Fri, May
Any update to this? I've tried a bunch of combinations. I think at this
point I'm going to try and hack the latest source to meet my needs.
~ David
Hal Hildebrand-3 wrote:
I have a large, multiple module project that I need to create a repository
assembly for. I have no problems
David Smiley @MITRE.org dsmi...@mitre.org
Any update to this? I've tried a bunch of combinations. I think at this
point I'm going to try and hack the latest source to meet my needs.
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Hal Hildebrand-3 wrote:
I have a large, multiple module project that I need to create
a snapshot here:
http://snapshots.repository.codehaus.org/org/codehaus/plexus/
this directory listing is only showing:
[DIR] plexus-spring/ 08-Oct-2008 16:42-
[DIR] plexus-stylus-skin/ 08-Oct-2008 17:15
Where do I get this from?
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I've got the strangest behavior that I can't diagnose. I'm using the
assembly plugin and I have a descriptor which includes a particular file via
filesfilesource etc. No matter what I try, it always ends up in the
final assembly as an empty file. It doesn't matter wether I'm using
filtering,
I've done this off and on simply by doing mvn jar:jar. It'll create the
jar in the target directory. I haven't integrated this into an automated
build... I only have a need for this once in a rare while.
~ David Smiley
Attila Mezei-Horvati wrote:
How can I create a jar from the classes
Maven complains about a checksum failure for several SLF4J logging jars. I
removed the SLF4J stuff in my local repository and temporarily removed a
reference to a local caching maven mirror, thinking that it was a temporary
glitch. But it's still complaining. For example:
Downloading:
Thanks Max. I think I'll have it not inherit from the parent... that seems
like the most practical solution.
Still... it would be nice if the ear module had a way to specify that it by
default not pull in jars not mentioned explicitly in it's modules
configuration.
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Hi. I have a multi-module project. My parent pom specifies the dependencies
that are used by practically everything. I have an ear module that's sole
purpose is to package up two war files (in other modules), but nothing else.
It does this but includes jar's specified by my parent pom. But I
That didn't work Ian. And even if it did... this solution would mean I need
to keep this list in sync with my parent pom's dependencies.
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Wouldn't doing so prevent me from using the Jetty plugin to test the webapp?
Jetty wouldn't know to load the dependencies since it sees provided.
Even if that wasn't an issue... I wonder about the total XML / config that
needs to be typed and synchronized between those files. No thanks.
I
I'm experiencing something that obviously shouldn't be happening but I can't
figure out why. I realized my war was getting loaded up with all sorts of
jars that shouldn't be there. Even Ant! To debug maven, I know to use -X
and so I do that to view the dependency tree get resolved... and my
Oh... I figured out a clue to the problem. I've been using jetty (6.0.0rc0)
to test out my webapp. Jetty only loads the jars I want into its webapp
classloader. I found out that the jars that were getting into the generated
war at war:war were jetty's dependencies! So by having the jetty
Hello everyone. I've been using Jetty in Maven (which is pretty cool, by the
way). However there are some classloading issues that occur while running
under JDK 1.4, and so I would like to exclude the SLF4J jars from the jetty
plugin. Try as I might (and Jan Bartel too), I can't make this
Is there a reason why versions specified in dependencyManagement only apply
to dependencies which don't have a version specified? In other words... why
not have it specify the dependency regardless of whatever is specified in
some child pom? The use case here is for 3rd party pom's transitively
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whole assembly thing is not part of the build lifecycle, and so I can't
ensure things happen before or after any particular goal (like
assembly:assembly)
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I want to use the assembly plugin but some of the files
,
it is executed now.
What's going on? Please enlighten me... and better yet, point me to
documentation for this 'cause I haven't found it.
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explicitly activated (if not pre-defined in the
build lifecycle) by adding them in the POM.
If that is so then how is xdoclet being activated despite it only being
mentioned in pluginManagement?
Hope this helped,
Roland
On Friday 26 May 2006 17:00, David Smiley wrote:
I'm trying
I am not sure what to do.
I looked around but can't seem to figure out a way to do this.
THANKS
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Fantastic idea!
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It strikes me that centralized repositories, even with mirrors is a
potential scalability problem and point of failure. Its also a point
of failure since the more projects use Maven, the more
Is there documentation anywhere on how the pluginManagement element is
utilized? What differentiates it from plugins?
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I am trying to come up with the property filter expression to give me
the directory where resources are stored. Instead of trying several
variations and giving up... is there some way for me to get maven to
give me a dump of the properties so I can see what's there? Perhaps a
comprehensive
Hi. I'm trying to avoid specifying the list of dependencies that Axis
requires in several of my modules. In an ideal world, Axis would have a
proper POM (i.e. one that specifies its dependencies) and I wouldn't be
trying to do this. I'll try to get that changed, but in the mean time
I'd
I was amazed that nobody has done this yet so I went ahead and did it.
Enjoy.
(XSLT file attached)
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Brett Porter wrote:
I'm still getting the error: taskdef class
xdoclet.modules.ejb.EjbDocletTask cannot be found though which means it
hasn't added maven-xdoclet-plugin's dependencies.
I did the following echo:
echo message=${xdocletPlugin.getDependencyPath('xdoclet')}/
and I got:
Brett Porter wrote:
In that case, you need to do something like:
maven:get plugin=maven-xdoclet-plugin var=xdocletPlugin
property=plugin /
${xdocletPlugin.getDependencyPath('...')}
Hmm, I've never seen this before. I gave it a shot and nothing echo'ed.
OH, hold on. The maven xdoclet plugin was
Thanks for your help.
Brett Porter wrote:
It's a path to a JAR though :) path should work as well, though.
So the problem is that it is empty. Is this code inside maven.xml or
inside a plugin.jelly?
My maven.xml
If it is in plugin.jelly, it should work. If in maven.xml, it won't.
In that case, you
xdoclet.modules.ejb.EjbDocletTask cannot be found
I've run this with the -X switch but it hasn't eluminated anything for me.
Any ideas?
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No, path is for paths (potentially multiple jar files), location is
for specifying an individual jar file.
echo message=${plugin.getDependencyPath('commons-collections')}/
Output nothing at all. I used 'commons-collections' because xdoclet's
plugin.jelly file used that value and it should
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