Hi Charlie,
For some reason that isn't clear to me, the war plugin seems to look in a
different place to the jar plugin when determining where to deploy the
artifact.
You need to add something like the following to your project.properties
file:
#deployment - settings for artifact / war.
# see
http
Hi Brian,
One of our team has recently written a set of instructions for this that you
may find useful:
http://wiki.astrogrid.org/bin/view/Astrogrid/MakingWarWithMaven
John
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Seems to work OK on my win2000 machine too.
John
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> On Mon, 2003-12-01
Will
maven goal > file
not do what you want?
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> I thought I would be able to find this in the FAQ or the mail List
archives
> but I could not come up
Jon,
Did you solve this?
Think I've cracked it - you just need to run an extra goal to force the
missing directories to be created.
So, if you do :
maven clean site
jdepend will fall over. But if you do something like:
maven clean dist:prepare-bin-filesystem site
it should work.
John
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Hi Vincent,
Thankyou for the Dashboard plugin - I've found it effective and
straightforward to use (even if I can't get clover reports just now -
eagerly awaiting the next release...)
Please find attached some aggregators I have written for junit - do with
them what you will.
One thing I realised w
Jim Crossley wrote:
> A runoff between the top 2 vote getters listed at
> http://projects.walding.com/powered/
>
> propaganda or feather?
+1 propaganda
Much more striking, and because most non-US citizens probably find the whole
debate baffling! (Though maybe Europeans would have had a s
Jon,
Are your unit tests throwing any exceptions? I found that this problem went
away for me when I fixed that. Could be a red herring of course.
John
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Jon,
I'm having the same problem when I maven a project on windoze, but not on
unix. Same error: compiles to foo/target/clover/classes then tries to look
in foo/target/classes. Which OS are you using?
John
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I wish I knew - I've been struggling with the same problem. Many of the
plugins only seem to process the src directory unfortunately - e.g. javadoc
& checkstyle.
It's not a very satisfactory solution, but I've created a separate POM which
simply declares my test code to be the source code. I know
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