Nicolas,
Specify the configuration as:
configuration
includes
include**/aspects/*.aj/include
include**/aspects/*.java/include
/includes
/configuration
Martin
Nicolas De Loof wrote:
Hello,
I'm trying to configure aspectJ plugin and want to configure
help me out here?
Thanks.
Martin
John Casey wrote:
Inside your task, you'll need to use
getProject().getReference(org.apache.maven.project.MavenProjectHelper)
IIRC.
If that doesn't work, let me know, and I'll dig around in the code.
-john
Martin van der Plas wrote:
Hi,
According
Hi,
You can register the jar'd batch file as an attached artifact.
Use the assembly plugin to package the batch file as a jar.
Refere to this attached artifact as:
...
dependency
groupIdaGroupId/groupId
artifactIdanArtifactId/artifactId
classifierbatchfile/classifier
/dependency
...
The
Hi,
In a plugin, how can I find all attached artifacts of an artifact
without specifying the attached artifacts as a dependency?
Thanks,
Martin
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Hi,
According to
http://maven.apache.org/guides/plugin/guide-ant-plugin-development.html
it is possible to define plexus components.
The hint does not describe how the component needs to be refered to.
I would like to use the maven ProjectHelper in an anttask. How can I
pass the
Bill,
See http://www.nabble.com/forum/ViewPost.jtp?post=2661163framed=y.
The classpaths are not available to the ant project by default. You need
to define a path as a readonly parameter of type java.util.List and set
expression to e.g ${maven.project.testClasspath}.
Since the parameter is
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Bill,
See http://www.nabble.com/forum/ViewPost.jtp?post=2661163framed=y.
The classpaths are not available
Hi All,
I've the same problem here. How to convert the
${project.testClassPathElements} into an ant classpath reference?
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks.
Martin
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I have created an ant plugin with the following mojo:
gateway.mojos.xml
pluginMetadata
mojos
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Hi,
You need to set a dependency within the plugin, as in
plugin
groupIdorg.apache.maven.plugins/groupId
artifactIdmaven-antrun-plugin/artifactId
dependencies
dependency
groupIdant/groupId
artifactIdant-trax/artifactId
Hi Antrun developer,
Please respond.
Martin
Martin van der Plas wrote:
Hi,
When I have a parent and child pom, and both have an antrun plugin
entry, I notice that activated anttask run twice.
See attached poms and the output below.
My directory structure:
parent/
/pom.xml
Hi,
It occurs to me from the commands below that maven 2.0.1 has
dependencies to alpha and beta releases.
Should a non-snapshot release of maven or any other project depend on
snapshot releases?
What about the requirement of having consistent and reproducable builds
when maven itself
Hi,
When I have a parent and child pom, and both have an antrun plugin
entry, I notice that activated anttask run twice.
See attached poms and the output below.
My directory structure:
parent/
/pom.xml
/child
---/pom.xml
Is this behaviour intended? How should I
Hi,
My project depends on artifacts delivered by a 3rd party supplier.
The supplier delivers major releases and bug fix releases on these
deliveres once a while.
Major releases have a name, minor releases are datestamped.
I want to import the 3rd party artifact as snapshots per major
is not used anywhere in the maven code.
Martin van der Plas wrote:
Hi,
My project depends on artifacts delivered by a 3rd party supplier.
The supplier delivers major releases and bug fix releases on these
deliveres once a while.
Major releases have a name, minor releases are datestamped.
I want
Hi,
Who can tell me in which part in pom.xml the javadoc plugin should be
configured? It can be done in the plugins section of the pom or in the
plugins section of the report section in the pom.
Thanks
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Hi,
I wonder what the best solution is for the following:
Each module in our tree has a java class which provides build
information properties like time of the build, jvm version etc.
Currently I use an ant copy task to copy and filter a Version.template
file to Version.java.
How can I use
Hi,
A similar question. Is it possible to set properties in settings.xml and
refer to them in pom.xml?
Actually I have a company wide central pom.xml that is the parent of
all projects pom.xml. The company pom.xml file is maintained in its
own subversion maven module. Since all
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