I was running the xdoclet plugin for maven and was having trouble with
error messages telling me that I had files in more than one fileset. So I
decided to scale back and take a working ant script and incorporate it
into my maven.xml. The script runs to completion and tells me that the
build
I have been trying to create an EAR file that has the application.xml (the
normal generated file has the correct dependecies, but lacks security
info) and the WebSphere specific .xmi files generated for it using the
xdoclet plugin. Unfortunately, I can't find much outside of the realm of
ejbdoclet
I have been trying to create an EAR file that has the application.xml (the
normal generated file has the correct dependecies, but lacks security
info) and the WebSphere specific .xmi files generated for it using the
xdoclet plugin. Unfortunately, I can't find much outside of the realm of
ejbdo
I get this exception during the webdoclet goal. Any pointers on what I
should be looking to fix? Properties and applicable goal are at the
bottom.
Caught exception evaluating:
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you remove them from that, then they should not be copied.
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> When I build my war file. Maven takes my properties files from their
> directory and places them at the root classfile directory
> (../
When I build my war file. Maven takes my properties files from their
directory and places them at the root classfile directory
(../WEB-INF/classes). Is there any way to stop (modify) this behavior?
Thanks,
Louis M. Burroughs III, OCTO
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I am trying to set up a build process with Maven running on one box(build
box) talking to a Websphere DeploymentManager box that runs a jacl script
to deploy my application to a cluster.
Do I need to install a full blown instance of Websphere on my build box or
can I pick and choose certain li
Is there any way to get verbose plugin execution information if a plugin
doesn't specify a verbose option and doesn't have many "echo" statements.
Maybe something through jelly that outputs execution statements?
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What is the groupId specified in your shared project.xml?
If you want to make everything really generic, just make your dependency
in your
EAR project to be:
${pom.groupId}
war1
SNAPSHOT
That should do the trick.
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Right, if you use , then the groupId and artifactId are the value of
...
If you take the approach I took, using in each of the
sub-projects,
then your first examp
d order
I have actually put tags in my sub-projects rather than
...
This seems to work out much better than for me.
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the same
"blah_blah"
blah blah
in the project.xml files for two different projects.I had copied and
pasted from one project.xml file to the other and forgot to change
values for the and fields
jeff mutonho
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I am having trouble with Reactor changing the build order in my project
when the dependencies have not changed. At one point I manged to get my
two war files built and installed in the local repository, then the ear
file was built. After I added more goals, my build order went to fifo
(first
is working for me now with this configuration.
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rom the command line, the properties file
and setting them inside the goal with the same result.
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I don't think you can use the plugin with wsad.
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Let's hear it!
Louis Burroughs wrote:
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http://maven-plugins.sourceforge.net/maven-was5-plugin/faq.html#JAVAHOME
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Is your JAVA_HOME set to the ibm jdk?
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Is your JAVA_HOME set to the ibm jdk?
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I got this error when trying to invoke a command on the was5 plugin
(version 1.2) Any
I got this error when trying to invoke a command on the was5 plugin
(version 1.2) Any suggestions?
was5:listApps:
[wasListApps] java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException:
java.lang.NoClass
DefFoundError: com/ibm/jsse/IBMJSSEProvider
[wasListApps] at java.lang.Class.forName1(Nati
I am tring to build an ear file using Maven. I have subprojects to build
2 war files and an ear file. The ear file has dependencies on the 2 war
files. When I execute using reactor, maven executes the subprojects in
the order it finds them(alphabetically my ear subproject comes first)
instea
Nevermind I found Runtime.exec(cmd,envp,dir)
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I want to pass in the location of the project.xml file to Maven at
runtime. Is this possible? I am trying to execute Maven using the java
Runtime.
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Louis
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