Using build number in Maven antlib?

Is there a way to retrieve the Maven build number using the Maven antlib plugin? I'd like to append the build number to the file name for some of our Ant tasks. Thanks Ian - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For addition

POM Parsing - When is a POM required?

I'm using Maven's antlib plugins for an Ant build. When it parses the POM file for the project that I'm building, it somehow determines that it needs to download the POM file for junitx.junit-addons. In our other builds, the POM for this JAR file is not a required download. What is Maven's depende

Don't show status when downloading deps

Is there a way to disable the running total of how much data is downloaded when walking the dependencies? We're spitting the output into a log file and there are huge sections in the log file with just numbers where the app is updating the amount of data downloaded. Thanks, Ian

How Does Maven Handle This?

If I have a dependency tree similar to this: projectA depends on projectB-1-01-SNAPSHOT projectA depends on projectC-1-00 projectC depends on projectB-1-00 How does maven handle running tests on projectA, for example? In our case, projectB-1-01-SNAPSHOT should be API-compatible with projectB-1-0

RE: Simple Dependencies List

x27;ve typed it. [1] http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-dependency-plugin/usage.html Wayne On 3/15/07, Dees, Ian (GE Healthcare) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi List, > > Is there a maven command/plugin/etc. that I could use to generate a > simple text file that lists all of th

Simple Dependencies List

Hi List, Is there a maven command/plugin/etc. that I could use to generate a simple text file that lists all of the dependencies for a certain project? For example, I'd like to see this if I'm in "projectA"'s directory: projectA jarA jarA-A jarA-v jarB jarS-2 jarZXY jarC

After attempting download from repo1, build fails?

Hi list, I'm trying to upgrade surefire to version 2.3. I switched the dependency version in our projects' POM files on and did a build on my local machine, allowing it through our proxy to determine what new files were needed. I copied these updates and dependencies over to our local repository

RE: Easily List Dependencies for New Plugin?

re not running Maven Proxy or Proximity (or Archiva) etc which would manage things for you, requiring less manual intervention? Wayne On 3/2/07, Dees, Ian (GE Healthcare) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi List, > > I am trying to update our in-house repository with the new Surefire 2.3

Easily List Dependencies for New Plugin?

Hi List, I am trying to update our in-house repository with the new Surefire 2.3 plugin. I'd like to make sure all of the Surefire dependencies are available, too. Is there a way to automatically "mirror" repo1 to a local server without manually checking for the 2.3 dependencies? -Ian

Surefire forkMode Flag

Hi List, I'm trying to run each test in a seperate class loader using the forkMode=pertest option in the pom.xml file. Here's a clip from the pom: org.apache.maven.plugins maven-surefire-plugin 2.3-SNAPSHOT pertest -Djava.library.path={snip} Even with this flag set, the s