this:
$ MAVEN_OPTS="-agentlib:hprof=heap=all" maven
It will dump output on the top allocation sites into a file called
java.hprof.txt, along with a fair amount of information on how to
read it.
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j.properties
log4j.debug=true
IIRC, it returns a bit more useful information then.
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it to stop trying entirely, not just stop trying to
get it from the one repository.
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I use the same ant version as the
rest of maven? Is there a system property somewhere that indicates
this version?
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On Aug 19, 2005, at 12:00 PM, Scott Lamb wrote:
- how can I make this work anyway? (for the time being, the same
buildfile has to work with maven 1.0.2 also.) I imagine there's an
easy classpath trick, since this jar is in the ibiblio maven
repository. The trick eludes me, though
s.jar included?
- how can I make this work anyway? (for the time being, the same
buildfile has to work with maven 1.0.2 also.) I imagine there's an
easy classpath trick, since this jar is in the ibiblio maven
repository. The trick eludes me, though.
- why doesn't maven give an er
On 17 Aug 2005, at 21:12, Scott Lamb wrote:
I also was hoping to find a tag in the Subversion repository. I
can't find the repository, though! <http://maven.apache.org/cvs-
usage.html> has a link to ViewCVS. I'd hoped that this page would
include the actual repository path
know
how to diagnose, either - adding "-X" doesn't tell me anything
interesting. "-e" is closer - I can get a stack trace - but it
appears to be coming from a jelly file, and the stack trace doesn't
say which.
Any ideas woul
? Better yet, can someone change these pages? (and the code that
generates them?)
Thanks,
Scott
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On 16 Aug 2005, at 21:22, Scott Lamb wrote:
On 16 Aug 2005, at 21:00, Thomas Van de Velde wrote:
?? Any other details available?
Its always usefull to compare your config to one that works and
look for
differences. Here's one that works:
http://boss.bekk.no/boss/middlegen/
's a maven-generated site that doesn't
even include cobertura output.
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to my maven.xml:
Good luck.
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page and played with maven 1.1 beta 1.
I've been meaning to take this up on the maven-plugins-
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seeing when the problem goes away...but it'd be nice if I had
something more to go on.
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On 22 Jun 2005, at 18:31, Brett Porter wrote:
Since it repeated several times, I assume this is not just a type
in the email:
sourceModication -> sourceModification
Thanks. I didn't notice this misspelling. Too much slashdot has
desensitized me, or something...
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Scott
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descriptor.html#class_SourceModification> and worked under maven 1.0.2.
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mpile-only dependencies (parser generators, etc.). If there's no
scope intended for these things, "provided" will be used for them.
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gain. These classes will either be used in
a servlet context (in which case, it will indeed be provided) or not
at all.
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