Correct structure to get multiproject:site to work

All I apologise for the long post. I am struggling to get the multiproject site goal to work. All the other goals work fine, jar:install, compile checkout etc. and haven't been able to find an answer to the problem on the lists .. My project structure is as follows Main Project(Master) | ||Commo

Multiproject and distribution plugins.

All How do I build a distribution for a multiproject setup. I want to be able to package the jars generated by each of the subprojects and the jars on which they depend on too into one relase. The release plugin (which is now deprecated) had a way of selectively specify - through properties tag

Re: Multiproject and distribution plugins.

getContext().getVariable("maven.build.dir")}/${project.getArtifactId()}.war' > > tofile="${maven.dist.bin.assembly.dir}/${project.getArtifactId()}.war" > /> > > > > --mike > > Sidart Kurias wrote: > > >All > > > >How do I bu

Re: maven v. 1.0.2 and multiproject:site

I too had a different structure for my projects than what maven suggests. Struggled with getting multiproject:site to work, (all other goals such as jar, compile worked). In the end moved to a maven compliant structure. Would highly recommend you try the same. Sid --- Anthony Kong <[EMAIL PROTECT

Re: maven v. 1.0.2 and multiproject:site

I too had a different structure for my projects than what maven suggests. Struggled with getting multiproject:site to work, (all other goals such as jar, compile worked). In the end moved to a maven compliant structure. Would highly recommend you try the same. --- Anthony Kong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

[m2- alpha 3] settings.xml issue with with activationProperty

All, I am trying to configure my settings.xml with profile information. I keep getting an error when I try the following.. Release SNAPSHOT org.codehaus.plexus.util.xml.pull.XmlPullParserException: TEXT must be immediately followed

Re: [m2- alpha 3] settings.xml issue with with activationProperty

Thanks, BTW I do not know what timezone you are in, but it must be pretty late where you are I do have one more question coming :-) Sid --- Brett Porter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > this is a typo in the web page. It should be > > > - Brett > > On 7/27/0

[m2] Relationship between reporting tag and build tag

All, Form my reporting tag I try to send the report outputs to a directory called reports In my build tag I have setup a tag with the value target as shown below When I run a site:site the outputs from the reports seems to go to the 'target' directory. Is that the desired behaviour. Sid

Re: [m2] Relationship between reporting tag and build tag

Thanks again > This is a bug. outputDirectory is never used. Please > file it in JIRA. Will do > > (BTW, I am in Australia, so it is only mid-afternoon > :) Then I do have one more question coming :-). Sid __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam?

[m2] Multiple levels of repositories

All, I would like to set up multiple levels of repositories. One local for the developer, to which snapshots will be deployed, one on the intranet [for versioned releases] and the third are the true remote repositories. Libraries should be fetched from the intranet repository before going off to i

Re: [m2] Multiple levels of repositories

t; using that environment. > > Finally, you should put that repository in the > section of the same POM so > that when > artifacts are deployed they end up there. > > Cheers, > Brett > > On 7/30/05, Sidart Kurias <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > wrote: >

m2 generate-sources goal

All, How does the generate-sources goal work. Are there elements in the pom that can affect what is generated? For example I am trying to generate java code from idl files, does this mean I can use the generate-sources goal and somehow specify in my pom which idl compiler to use and what files to

Re: m2 generate-sources goal

> > > > ejbdoclet stuff > > > > > > > > Check out the docs on the maven website about > writing plugins, which is > where you would do your code generation. > > HTH > Adam > > > Sidart Kurias on 03/08/05

URL format [a3 and m2a3]

Reading the posts I still cannot seem to get my url format correct...Keep getting the message you must provide a valid url. My url is scm:cvs:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvsroot:projectname/pom.xml I have tried both with the pom.xml and dropping the pom.xml at the end. I can only assume this is no

Assembly plugin -- couple of questions [m2a3]

All, I am trying to build an assembly for a multiproject setup in m2a3. I would like to verify what I am doing is ok (even if it may not be correct). What I would like to do is to build one tar/zip containing the jars (and dependencies) of all subprojects. I have defined an assembly descripto

Re: URL format [a3 and m2a3]

Trygve Thanks, That solved that one issue. Sid --- Trygve Laugstøl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Fri, Aug 12, 2005 at 10:53:40PM -0700, Sidart > Kurias wrote: > > Reading the posts I still cannot seem to get my > url > > format correct...Keep getting the message y

Re: Assembly plugin -- couple of questions [m2a3]

l > also be included). > > - Brett > > On 8/13/05, Sidart Kurias <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > wrote: > > All, > > > > I am trying to build an assembly for a > multiproject > > setup in m2a3. > > > > I would like to verify what I am doing is ok (

Re: [m2] scm:checkout

If I understand this right the scm plugin will not read the connection tag in the pom.xml and requires a system variable to be defined to point it to the source repository. How do I use this feature in a multiproject environment, where each child project is a different module in the same source re

Re: [m2] scm:checkout

7; correct. Thanks Sid --- Brett Porter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > checkout is meant to be used when you don't have the > project already. > > - Brett > > On 9/25/05, Sidart Kurias <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > wrote: > > If I understand this right the scm plug

m2:Locating testdata

Hi I am using Jtestcase to define testdata in an xml file. Jtestcase will try to find the xml defining the data either by using the file name, or if that fails using the classpath. Currently my tests use the classpath to locate the xml files. These xmls reside under src/test/resources. How do I

Re: m2:Locating testdata

As an update I noticed that if you put a value under targetPath, it creates a directory with that value under testOutputDirectory specified in the build tag. So I removed the targetPath information, since maven put the files in the right place. I still cannot find the files. Sid --- Sidart