RE: Bug or feature? Error while retrieving from 2 repositories

Looks like you have "http://"; twice in the name of the ibiblio host in your "maven.repo.remote" property. Paul -Original Message- From: Ty C [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, December 08, 2004 2:04 PM To: Maven Users List Subject: Bug or feature? Error while retrieving from 2 re

RE: How should I use SNAPSHOT?

It only pulls from the remote repository if the timestamp of the remote repository is more recent than the timestamp of the local repository. Useful when the build server builds a new version of your lib. If you had built it more recently than the server (remote repo), then it'll use your local re

RE: I am surprised that no one replied to the question I posted yesterday!!

You want to make the versions dependent on the SNAPSHOT version of those projects, not the 1.0 version. SNAPSHOT is special, in that it doesn't assume that the version is correct if it's in the repository. It will build it anyway. Otherwise it downloads the 1.0 version, if it's found in the reposi

RE: how to add a copy task to a jar "goal"

I think what you want is to use the resource settings from: http://maven.apache.org/reference/plugins/jar/properties.html You can specify types of resources in the project.xml: src/java **/*.xml You don't need to copy, the jar goal wil

RE: maven:war plugin change request

Hi, I don't think you want an overwrite there unless the file has changed, as you might want to preserve the timestamp on an unchanged file. We do this for deploying 'exploded' in our desktop development env. This saves us from having to wait for JSPs getting compiled if they are unchanged. Paul

RE: why repository is set per user?

I think he means the other case with 50 users on a shared installation of maven . Why do each need their own repository and plugins? I think the answer is going to be that it would help avoid conflicts of things like SNAPSHOT versions in the repository and plugins. Paul -Original Message---

RE: Problem building maven-plugins

Make sure that you have MAVEN_HOME and MAVEN_HOME_LOCAL set to two different directories for building. I had some similar problems when I had them set to the same dir (overwriting my plugins as I was installing them). It doesn't seem to be a problem after you're done building. Paul -Origina

RE: MAVEN_HOME and MAVEN_HOME_LOCAL

Hi, >From what I understand, the location of the user's repository no longer has anything to do with the value of MAVEN_HOME (it's where the 'binaries' are installed). The repository is (by default) relative to the new MAVEN_HOME_LOCAL (${MAVEN_HOME_LOCAL}/repository). I think this can be overrid