Nathan Coast wrote on Tuesday, March 08, 2005 9:25 AM:
Hi,
apologies - I'm sure I've seen a post about this but can't find it in
mail-archive. Is there any way to skip dowloading snapshot
dependencies at every maven execution?
Use offline mode, start with option -o
- Jörg
Deblauwe, Wim wrote on Monday, March 07, 2005 2:54 PM:
You can use UNC path names using 4 slahes:
file:myserver/myshare
regards,
Wim
PS: Does anybody know why FireFox requires 5 slahes, like
file:/myserver/myshare ?
Since it is the right syntax and the short form of
Andrew Watters wrote on Monday, March 07, 2005 4:51 PM:
I have an internal repository set up (thanks to help here!) but I
can't download artifacts from it.
In my project.properties I have
maven.repo.remote=file:///M:/Shared/repository,http://www.ibib
Michael Niemaz wrote on Friday, March 04, 2005 9:41 AM:
I guess the subject is not very attractive ;-)
I wonder if this problem is maven related btw.
Just from the output not much can be guessed. Try running Maven with -X
- Jörg
Adam Fisk wrote:
Hi Everyone-
I'm using the jar override property to use local jars in two projects.
One project uses the reactor to call the build of the other project.
The problem is that each project includes a property
maven.myproject.jars specifying the location of the jar files. In
Kim Goings wrote:
I'm currently working at a site where developers are not allowed to
download anything to their workstations (directly or indirectly)
without permission. In order to get approval to use Maven, I need to
build a local copy of the ibiblio repository.
Has anyone else had to
Heritier Arnaud wrote:
Actually the PDF plugin can't auto-resize columns (FOP limitation).
If you want to specify a percentage (what I did for the pdf plugin
properties doc :
http://maven.apache.org/reference/plugins/pdf/properties.html) you must to
do it for each cell in the first row.
Hi Arsene,
you've misinterpreted the URL tag (as obvisouly anyone else does also). This is only
information and points to the location, where the user can *manually* download the
missing artifact.
You can put the missing jar into your local repository (at proper location) or you may
setup
Erik Husby wrote:
What is the preferred Jelly coding technique for the following
if (property not set by user) then
set the property to a default value
end if
I've seen things like:
j:set var=valueX value=${value}X/
j:if test=${valueX} == 'X'}
j:set var=value value=default
Jason van Zyl wrote:
On Thu, 2004-04-15 at 14:38, Mark Langley wrote:
If you use XML entities to define your version numbers rather than hard
coding them in the project.xml files, the process of switching between
snapshot and release versions becomes much easier.
See
Sonnathi, Venkat wrote:
Hi,
I would like to know if we can deploy the new built jars to
maven.local.repo directory. I am trying to build hivemind and it has two
modules - framework and library. library depeds upon the jar created in
the framework. I don't have ibibilio.org account. It
Marco Pas wrote:
Indeed that what i meant! Sorry for the confusion!
I use maven to generate the eclipse project files and it seems that
there is something missing or going wrong.
Nevertheless, I was not sure, what you originally wanted to do. Maybe you
can be more describtive or give a
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