Re: SunCertPathBuilderException

Thanks Martin, that helped a lot. The link for the instructions on configuring JSSE to use this new jssecacert file as the truststore was broken, but I simply replaced the $JAVA_HOME/jre/lib/security/cacerts w/ it. --john Martin Gainty wrote: did you get a chance to add the PKIX certificate

controlling order that repositories are checked for artifacts

Hello All, How can I configure maven such that my organization's repository is checked last? I currently have the repositories configured as: repositories repository idngdc-repo/id nameNGDC Maven Repository/name

SunCertPathBuilderException

Hello All, We have a local repository located behind SSL using a self-signed certificate. When maven tries to retrieve an artifact from it, I get the following exception: Error transferring file: sun.security.validator.ValidatorException: PKIX path building failed:

recommendation for separation of unit, integration tests

Hello All, could someone suggest a recommendation or best practice for configuring the pom.xml to separate the unit and integration tests? I'd like to be able to run the unit tests independently of the integration tests. Thanks! --john

Re: problem w/ remote deploy - Host key verification failed

OK, I seem to have found the problem - use of unqualified hostname in .ssh/known_hosts and fully-qualified name in the distributionManagement of POM. Contrary to other reports, I did not find that I needed to specify the username in a server section of the settings.xml -- john John

Re: problem w/ remote deploy - Host key verification failed

OK, I seem to have found the problem - use of unqualified hostname in .ssh/known_hosts and fully-qualified name in the distributionManagement of POM. Contrary to other reports, I did not find that I needed to specify the username in a server section of the settings.xml -- john John

Re: problem w/ remote deploy - Host key verification failed

OK, I seem to have found the problem - use of unqualified hostname in .ssh/known_hosts and fully-qualified name in the distributionManagement of POM. Contrary to other reports, I did not find that I needed to specify the username in a server section of the settings.xml -- john John

Re: problem w/ remote deploy - Host key verification failed

OK, I seem to have found the problem - use of unqualified hostname in .ssh/known_hosts and fully-qualified name in the distributionManagement of POM. Contrary to other reports, I did not find that I needed to specify the username in a server section of the settings.xml -- john John

problem w/ remote deploy - Host key verification failed

Hello All, I'm trying to execute mvn deploy and getting an error about the Host key verification failed. I've tried the instructions in various threads on this topic but still haven't had any success (see message below). I can successfully ssh to the remote host w/o a password. I have

Continuum project groups

Hello All, how does one control and modify the Project Group shown on the continuum projects listing? Thanks! -- john

help w/ maven-antrun-plugin

Hello All, I'm having some trouble accessing the classpath references described at http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-antrun-plugin/classpaths.html. Here's a snippet from my pom.xml: execution idcompile/id phasecompile/phase configuration

Re: help w/ maven-antrun-plugin

Sorry - my problem was not w/ maven, but with my use of ant. Changing the ant target to include: property name=path.string refid=maven.dependency.classpath/ echo${path.string}/echo demonstrates that the path is being correctly passed by maven. -- john John Cartwright wrote: Hello All

basic question: how to run a java program from M2?

Hello All, sorry for the simple question, but what is the recommended way to execute a compiled program from Maven2? I can compile my project, generate a jar, run tests, etc., but would like to use maven in executing the program itself. Thanks! -- john