Re: Uber jar considered harmful?

Stephen Connolly wrote on 12/01/2014 12:14:23 PM: > It all depends how you use them. > > There are some use cases where they make sense. > > Usually these use cases include aggressive shading of the dependencies you > are bundling. > > Some cases where it can be useful: > > * If you are int

Uber jar considered harmful?

I seem to recall a post in the not too distant past where is was at least implied (if not outwardly stated) that the use of uber jars was an anti-practice. Unfortunately I can't find it now and my google-fu is failing me. Am I making this up? Can anyone confirm my recollection? Is there a best

Re: New logo?

Stephen Connolly wrote on 01/02/2014 02:06:55 PM: > I personally liked the anteater idea... We can ask the Ant PMC if we have a > "winning" logo that we are worried about While some Ant folks might appreciate the tongue-in-cheek nature of an anteater logo, I think it be seen by many more folk

Configurable behavior on empty assemblies

I'm packaging my (multi-module) product using an assembly of assemblies approach for projects that have "extra" stuff that needs to be included in the distribution (i.e. other than their regular attached JAR). I'm having problems with inheriting the assembly plugin executions in cases where the

Re: skinny WAR classpath includes timestamped entries for SNAPSHOT dependenencies

Wayne Fay wrote on 08/02/2013 12:24:14 PM: > > Is there a work-around for this problem? Is it a known issue or should I > > You mean other than this work-around that you already found?? > > > example) are retrieved from the remote repo. The problem goes awayif I "mvn > > install" the research

skinny WAR classpath includes timestamped entries for SNAPSHOT dependenencies

I have a large, multi-module project that includes WAR and EAR projects. We are using skinny WARs inside the EAR. I'm seeing a problem where the WAR manifest has timestamped classpath entries (e,g, research-jpa-1.0.0-20130802.22-177.jar) but the EAR contains SNAPSHOT files (e.g. research-jp

Dojo custom builds

I'm wondering if anyone on the list has some wisdom they are willing to share regarding the Maven way to perform Dojo custom builds. Currently I'm more or less following the recipe from http://www.mahieu.org/?p=3, it works but it feels...unnatural. I'm having a hard time believing that there's

Re: Logging listener

Olivier Lamy wrote on 05/22/2013 05:40:49 AM: > The easiest will be to use EventSpy (put the the jar in $M2_HOME/lib/ext) > You can find a sample for using ExecutionListener here > https://github.com/olamy/maven-growl-plugin > But I find that a bit hackish :-) Thanks to your help I now have a w

Re: Logging listener

Olivier Lamy wrote on 05/20/2013 07:11:40 PM: > You can write your own ExecutionListener (you can extend this > http://maven.apache.org/ref/3-LATEST/apidocs/org/apache/maven/ > execution/AbstractExecutionListener.html) > or your own EventSpy (see > http://maven.apache.org/ref/3-LATEST/apidocs/org

Logging listener

I'd like to write my own listener to Maven logging events, similar to Ant's "-listener" option. Is there any such function available in Maven? I googled around for it but didn't turn up anything. Jeffrey E. (Jeff) Care Advisory Software Engineer | IBM Watson Solutions Release Engineering email

Re: Animal sniffer

Stephen Connolly wrote on 05/17/2013 11:49:36 AM: > That is not a use case for animal sniffer. > http://mojo.codehaus.org/clirr-maven-plugin/ > Or > http://mojo.codehaus.org/jdiff-maven-plugin/ > > On Friday, 17 May 2013, Jeffrey E Care wrote: > > > I'm looking

Re: Animal sniffer

William Eason wrote on 05/17/2013 11:21:37 AM: > Yes I've used it. I thought it worked great! > > On Fri, May 17, 2013 at 10:24 AM, Jeffrey E Care wrote: > > > Is anyone using animal-sniffer? I found & reported a potential problem on > > the mojo mailing

Animal sniffer

Is anyone using animal-sniffer? I found & reported a potential problem on the mojo mailing list, but no response so far. I'm wondering if anyone here on the list is using it or has used it in the past. Jeffrey E. (Jeff) Care Advisory Software Engineer | IBM Watson Solutions Release Engineering

Re: Dependency mapping with the assembly plugin

Wayne Fay wrote on 04/02/2013 03:23:03 PM: > > I have a situation where many of my projects need to produce an adjunct > > artifact (in addition to the primary JAR) for later collection into my > > distribution image. > > What types of things are stored in your adjunct artifacts? How are > they

Dependency mapping with the assembly plugin

I have a situation where many of my projects need to produce an adjunct artifact (in addition to the primary JAR) for later collection into my distribution image. I'd like to simplify the process that I use to generate the distribution image, as right now the POM for the distribution project ha

Re: Nexus deployment of a ZIP file...

"Zanzerkia, Robert" wrote on 03/19/2013 12:10:33 PM: > From: "Zanzerkia, Robert" > To: "users@maven.apache.org" , > Date: 03/19/2013 12:12 PM > Subject: Nexus deployment of a ZIP file... > > Hi, > I am trying to deploy a zip file built using Maven to the Nexus > repository (internal to our

Re: m2eclipse install

Hossein Miri wrote on 03/07/2013 09:46:49 AM: > there are a number of options for install: > > - Maven Integration for Eclipse WTP (Incubation) > by Eclipse.org, EPL > > - m2eclipse-wtp : Maven Integration for Eclipse WTP (from github) > by Red Hat, Inc., EPL > > - Maven Integrat

Re: Antwort: Re: Maven Shade Plugin

Joachim Durchholz wrote on 03/01/2013 07:08:52 AM: > > The complete coordinates of an artifact are GAVTC: group, > > artifact(name), version, type (default is jar), classifier (default is > > empty). > > Hm. Can I specify the type in a dependency as well? > Just curious, I certainly don't want t