Programmatic access to proxy information

Hi, I would like to configure Grails via its Maven plugin to use the proxy information defined in the user's settings.xml. Is there any way for the plugin to access that info? Thanks, Peter -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Programmatic-access-to-proxy-information-tp22157

Re: Experimental Grails archetype

Edderd wrote: > > I get the same output even if I disable my archiva repository and I'm > wide open. > Here's the output with -e: > Have a look at this link - it may help: http://www.5341.com/msg/134177.html Otherwise I have no idea myself, sorry. Peter -- View this message in context:

Re: Experimental Grails archetype

Edderd wrote: > > [INFO] Scanning for projects... > [INFO] Searching repository for plugin with prefix: 'archetype'. > [INFO] > > [ERROR] BUILD ERROR > [INFO] > --

Re: Experimental Grails archetype

PabloS wrote: > > That's probably the cause. Where can I get the source code for the plugin? > I'd like to help debugging this issues. > Great, thanks! SVN repository: http://svn.codehaus.org/grails/trunk/grails-maven-plugin/ You can also browse via: http://svn.grails.codehaus.org/brows

Re: Experimental Grails archetype

Peter Ledbrook wrote: > > I'm also looking at the run-app issue. It's probably a case of adding > Jetty as a runtime dependency. > It was indeed just a case of adding Jetty to the dependencies of one of the Grails artifacts. I have uploaded a new versions that should fi

Re: Experimental Grails archetype

PabloS wrote: > > That was the problem indeed. I was able to generate a domain class and > controller, but couldn't run the application, I get a NoClassDefFound for > org.mortbay.jetty.Server > I have created a Wiki page for the maven integration to help people get over any configuration issue

Re: Experimental Grails archetype

Edderd wrote: > > I tried the archetype, and had no luck. I already have grails > installed (of course) but wanted to give it a try to take it for a > spin: > > [INFO] Archetype defined by properties > [INFO] snapshot org.grails:grails-maven-archetype:1.0-SNAPSHOT: > checking for updates from

Re: Experimental Grails archetype

Edderd wrote: > > I'm confused. Is the groupId for the grails-maven-plugin changing from > com.octo.mtg to org.grails? > > If so is this web page out of date? > http://forge.octo.com/maven/sites/mtg/grails-maven-plugin/usage.html > The main reasons for using "org.grails" as the group ID for

Re: Experimental Grails archetype

Hi Pablo PabloS wrote: > > Peter, which version of grails should I have installed? I'm still getting > the same problem with the create-domain-class goal. I'll raise a JIRA > issue > with the details. > You don't need to have Grails installed. That's one of the big changes with Grails and the

Re: Experimental Grails archetype

PabloS wrote: > > Thanks. Where shall I subscribe to report bugs in the maven-grails-plugin? > I > can't generate a domain class :) > See the end of my first e-mail - there's a link to a JIRA issue :) Anyway, I have fixed the problem with creating a domain class (as well as all the other Grail

Re: Experimental Grails archetype

Hi Pablo, PabloS wrote: > > I had a problem when I tried to package the application, it gave me this > error: > > Error assembling WAR: webxml attribute is required (or pre-existing > WEB-INF/web.xml if executing in update mode > > Seems to be caused because there's no webapp/WEB-INF/web.xml

Experimental Grails archetype

Hi, I have been working on the Maven integration for Grails, basically incorporating the Maven Grails Plugin and taking advantage of some changes in Grails itself. There is now an archetype available that you can use to create Grails projects without having to install Grails manually. The command