RE: Problems downloading dependencies in 1.0.1

That looks like my first experience with the properties not being inherited. Check if you have a sub project that rely on the maven.repo.remote property being inherited from the parent project.properties . In wich cases, ibilio repository will be used instead of your repository, jars originnally

RE: Problems downloading dependencies in 1.0.1

=.maven/repository -Original Message- From: Jean-Marc Lavoie [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, November 18, 2004 11:31 AM To: Maven Users List Subject: RE: Problems downloading dependencies in 1.0.1 That looks like my first experience with the properties not being inherited. Check

Propety inherithance in 1.0.1

I have jus install maven 1.0.1, Thanks a lot to the team. I discovered that something seam to be working differently with inheritance. I got some subproject that extends from a project file in the parent directory. The parent directory contains a project.xml file which is used to generate the

RE: Compilation doesn't generate a compilation error

I'm not 100% certain on that, but maybe it's Eclipse who generate those classes. I started getting thoses when we switch to Eclipse 3.0.1. Probably the generated .class is present and maven won't compile it again. Javac do not use the same taget folder, so it won't see the .class file and try

RE: multiproject plugin and properties files

When running the multiproject, theere seem to be only one JVM, so the current directory is the root folder, and it does not change. If you try to find log4J in the current directory it won't find it because youre searching one level higher. You cans place a copy of the ifle in the root project

RE: generating jar and setting CLASSPATH

I use maven-1.0-rc1 and have tested the maven-jar-plugin with version 1.3 and 1.4. 1.3, I had to patch my version to make it work 1.4, They add the feature (same code I added to my 1.3 version), but accoriding to the jelly script, you must add the property jar.manifest.classpath in your

RE: Download of SNAPSHOT-Plugins

. -Original Message- From: Jean-Marc Lavoie [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 03 March 2004 18:25 To: Maven Users List Subject: RE: Download of SNAPSHOT-Plugins This make sense as you can be working on a branch to release a maintenance version. Let say your team released gizmosoft

RE: maven-call exits windows batch file: feature or bug?

Try using: call maven clean -Original Message- From: Oliver Nölle [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, March 05, 2004 8:08 AM To: Maven Users List Subject: maven-call exits windows batch file: feature or bug? When I write the followin lines in a batch file: cd

RE: [jar:deploy] Problem on Windows

I was curious, there is nice stuff in there :) ear an ejb jelly script use the artifact:deploy ... goal to deploy, this goal call some java code. The jar plugin act differently and uses some jelly scripts to do the job, in a unix maner. There are some isues in Jira that may be caused by that

RE: [ear plugin] Including common jars into ear

elsewhere. You will have to modify the MANIFEST.MF files of your modules (ejb, war, etc.) to load classes from the specific jars. Not sure, but am willing to bet a nickle that Maven can do the manifest stuff for you. (NOTE: I have no specific experience using the ear plugin, just

RE: Download of SNAPSHOT-Plugins

This make sense as you can be working on a branch to release a maintenance version. Let say your team released gizmosoft 1.0, and you work on new and improved version 1.1 so you have 1.1-rc1-SNAPSHOT (or whatever you like: b1, b2 instead of rc1). Then you must apply a fix to 1.0, you branch to

RE: Question on 'custom' jars

is there some way to override this location? Setting the maven.repo.local properties does the job It is briefly documented in the jar plugin. http://maven.apache.org/reference/plugins/jar/properties.html You may also consider using jar:install to deploy your myjar jar locally to this location