Hello,
next question? ;)
The DeployFileMojo uses a method getDeployer() of the AbstractDeployMojo
class;
I also tried to extend the AbstractDeployMojo class, but now getDeployer()
returns only null.
What do I wrong?
regards,
Peter
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Hello,
I use maven as build-tool and need many not mavenized equinox-bundles in an
internal project (gmf, ...). Upgrading to a new version of this set of
bundles is much stupid work.
struberg wrote:
>
> Peter, just out of curiosity: How do you decide which groupId, artifactId
> and versionId y
Hello,
struberg wrote:
>
> Simply add
>
> @requiresProject false
>
> to your mojo.
>
> An example of this usage can e.g. be found in the maven-archetype-plugin.
>
>
> LieGrü,
> strub
>
This works fine. Thank you!
regars,
Peter
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Hello,
I want to write my own deploy-plugin, which takes a directory and deploys
all contained jars.
In this scenario, I don't need a pom.xml like for "mvn deploy:deploy-file
...".
But if I use my own plugin, maven shows me the error:
[INFO] Cannot execute mojo: bundlesdeploy. It requires a pro
