how to use snapshot policy or how to update dependencies snapshots only

2006-02-14 Thread Manoj Kumar
Hi all I have read about snapshot-policy in a design document at the link given below for modifying download behavior for the snapshots. http://docs.codehaus.org/display/MAVEN/Repository+-+SNAPSHOT+Handling but the given tag is not working in my pom.xml file when I added it under repository de

Re: eclipse maven multiproject

2006-02-22 Thread Manoj Kumar
hi i have try to reproduce your problem, i got an error of workspace overlapping, if u also have the same problem then you have to copy your project that is under trunk dir directly to workspace loc where .metadata dir resides hope it will work there is no need at all to copy your project in work

Re: OutOfMemoryError when creating Javadoc

2006-02-23 Thread Manoj Kumar
hi i never use javadoc, so i can't say about your error but you can solve your out of memory problem by increasing memory heap size in mvn.bat file, that is in your maven installations bin dir. in mvn.bat you can find the following @REM Start MAVEN2 for %%i in ("%M2_HOME%"\core\boot\classworlds-

Re: [m2] How do I stop using a SNAPSHOT from my local repository?

2006-03-01 Thread Manoj Kumar
Hi it alll seems ok as far as my consideration. if you give snapshots update policy always it will always checks for the latest one on the basis of time stamp. if no update policy mention it will default a day. you can give some time interval too for checking updatation On 2/28/06, KC Baltz <[E

Re: [m2] Multiple Goals In Pom

2006-03-01 Thread Manoj Kumar
Hi you can execute as many as goals you want in the pom.xml. you have to tie up these goals with any one phase of maven lifecycle. when that life cycle runs the attached goal will automatically run. here is an eaxample that generates sources jar with compile phase of life cycle. you have to give