Hi maven-users!
I want to use m2 to build a J2EE app. So far I've set up a multiproject
layout with modules for EJB-JAR, WAR and for EAR. Pretty
straightforward. Now there come some extra requirements into play. I
produce artefacts for different appservers, which all need slightly
different setti
Hi maven-users!
I know this is a maven-proxy-related question, but I hope you can help me
nevertheless, as the archives of maven-proxy
(http://archive.maven-proxy.codehaus.org/user/) seem to be empty.
I am trying to get up running maven-proxy 0.2
(http://dist.codehaus.org/maven-proxy/distribut
> 3) Configure the repositories that are being proxied by maven-proxy to use
> the internet proxy just configured.
>
> repo.www-ibiblio-org.proxy=one
> repo.dist-codehaus-org.proxy=one
Damn! I must have overlooked those tiny last two lines for hundreds of times.
Maybe there should be a hint in t
Hi maven-users!
I've got a m2 project with several levels of sub-modules, held together by a
main pom of packaging type "pom". In each sub-module there is a entry
pointing to the module above, including the tag pointing to
"../" .
I don't quite understand the use of the tag. If I build the
H maven-users?
Is there a way to fork the execution of maven when doing a reactor build? I'm
having a problem with the xdoclet-maven-plugin because of a bug in xdoclet
itself (http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MOJO-223). It's that issue where you
can't use xdoclet when you call ejbdoclet as well
Not install-file, but deploy-file!
mvn deploy:deploy-file -DgroupId=GROUP_ID -DartifactId=ARTIFACT_ID
-Dversion=VERSION -DgeneratePom=true -Dpackaging=jar -DrepositoryId=REPO_ID
-Durl=scp://your.repo.host/PATH/TO/REPO -Dfile=PATH/TO/JAR
Greets
Christoph
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From: Edwin Punzalan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, February 14, 2006 10:40 AM
To: Maven Users List
Subject: Re: [m2] Multi-Project setup and
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> So the approach is, if you want to use an artifact, then that artifact
> must have been previously built a
Hi there,
I have a problem here that didn't occur until yesterday. Have there been made
any changes to the maven-antrun-plugin or to how maven handles classpaths?
Situation: I have a multi-module J2EE project. In the EJB module I compile an
EJB client, not with the maven-ejb-plugin, as it doesn
nment variables in a reactor build?
It seems that maven does not propagate environment to child modules, so the
task does not see JAVA_HOME, and thus does not find the rmic executable.
How do I get around that?
Regards, Christoph
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From: Grothaus, Christoph [mailto:[E
he first time the
plugin
> is declared.
>
> The workaround is to put the antrun plugin in the toplevel, and add
the
> java jar to its plugin dependencies.
>
> Ruel Loehr
> JBoss QA
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Grothaus, Christoph [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi maven-users!
Is there any way to detect which lifecycle phase / goal was called on the
command line from inside the maven-antrun-plugin? Maybe via a pom property that
is set accordingly?
Background: I want to do some ant work with the antrun plugin, but only when
the "deploy" phase is calle
Carlos,
that's not what I meant. I mean to do some work in the compile phase, but only
if the user requested the lifecycle to go as far as the deploy phase.
But maybe I should not want to do this.
Christoph
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Bad idea.
At least in the tags of your submodules you have to explicitly define
the parent version number. If you do a reactor build, everything is fine
without that. If you want to build a submodule standalone, Maven will ask the
repository for the parent pom. Without version number, that wil
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