Re: Reproducing maven builds versus auto updating maven.

2006-09-01 Thread Scott Tailor
irst before committing it. Do a mvn -X install to find out which plugins you're using. Scott Tailor wrote, On 2006-09-01 10:23 AM: > I recently gave a quick hands on introductions to Maven (v2) at the > company I'm currently consulting at. The company is now interested in > testing

Reproducing maven builds versus auto updating maven.

2006-09-01 Thread Scott Tailor
I recently gave a quick hands on introductions to Maven (v2) at the company I'm currently consulting at. The company is now interested in testing maven out in a project. There are two major and related concerns I have though with using maven: 1. Maven updates itself at a regular basis. Occ

RE: [M2] Is there a variable for the local repository?

2006-03-27 Thread Scott Tailor
) -D On 3/26/06, Scott Tailor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Is there a variable for the path to the user's local repository? I tried > using "${maven.home}/repository" in the pom but maven.home wasn't > resolved. > Is there a ${repo.local} variable I could

RE: [M2] Is there a variable for the local repository?

2006-03-27 Thread Scott Tailor
en2 question, Your need to get a hold of > maven-setting object to retreive the local repo path > check maven-release-plugin source (AbstractReleaseMojo.java) > > -D > > > On 3/26/06, Scott Tailor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > Is there a varia

RE: [M2] Is there a variable for the local repository?

2006-03-26 Thread Scott Tailor
Sorry that url wasn't suppose to be there: I meant something like ${pom.getDependencyPath('org.springframework:spring-hibernate')} /Scott -Original Message----- From: Scott Tailor [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: den 27 mars 2006 09:22 To: 'users@maven.apache.org'

[M2] Is there a variable for the local repository?

2006-03-26 Thread Scott Tailor
Is there a variable for the path to the user's local repository? I tried using "${maven.home}/repository" in the pom but maven.home wasn't resolved. Is there a ${repo.local} variable I could use? Or better yet anyway I can look up the path of a dependency? Something like: ${pom.getDependencyPat

Maven2: Adding dependencies to javac bootclasspath.

2006-03-24 Thread Scott Tailor
I have two jar files that need to be added to javac -bootclasspath before the jdk's rt.jar file in order for the project to compile. What is the best way of achieving that using Maven2? I can't find anyway of specifing this in the dependency section so right now I'm doing the following: or

Ordering dependencies in Maven2

2006-03-23 Thread Scott Tailor
Is there a way to specify the ordering that dependencies are placed in the classpath when compiling. On my current project we are using visibroker ORB and it's important that the visibroker jar files be placed before the jdk jar files when compiling the project. In other words I need to ensure that