I hope you got the info you wanted. The page filtering is only available
in the 2.0-beta-6-SNAPSHOT plugin. See here, under "filtering":
http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-site-plugin/usage.html
I have also found that certain values will not filter properly into the
site file. It's too convolu
that this solves your problem.
>
> Dennis Lundberg wrote:
> > This might be because of the fix for
> > http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/DOXIA-161
> >
> > Steven Coco wrote:
> >> Hi.
> >>
> >> I am having many troubles with the site plugin. One n
Hi.
I am having many troubles with the site plugin. One new one is in
filtering. The last snapshot version of 2.0-beta-6 allowed naming the
index page as "index.xml.vm" and this enabled filtering property values
into the page. In the latest update, the generated Web page name has now
become "index
5
6
${project.mustangHome}/bin/javac
-deprecation
-Xlint
-Xbootclasspath/p:
${project.build.outputDirectory}:${project.junitJar}
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On first glance, that seems like an error from the OS, saying the
command line is too long.
However, I am surprised that Maven would be invoking javac with a
command line. I expected that Maven would invoke the compiler in the
same JVM (no command line). If there is some part of your build t
s
munging it. Does the ClientTestCase source file name have an unusual
character at the position where the question mark is above? If it's in
an odd encoding then something might be encoding the command wrong.
That's where it seems clear that the problem lies: in the command
construc
Mick Knutson wrote:
Nope. That did not do it.
Hi.
Well, I am still looking at a bit more Maven than I am used to, but: why
does it appear that the parent POM declares a dependency on the "common"
module. This looks like a circular dependency in the parent POM. Am I
wrong about that?
Stev
Hi.
I have no idea what's going on here at all; but: I saw you asked about
Java 5. Are you sure it's not just because of a compiler configuration
problem? When I want to work on JDK 5 projects, I have had to
explicitly set the source AND target (which is a bug...) version to 5 in
the compil
lined in
the guide; and Maven will put the version number in there and copy the
file into the Jar. Then use ResourceBundle to get the property.
Make sense?
Good luck...
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problems under advisement... I'm still
creating my project POMs.
Thanks.
Derrick
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Re: Java-Bean: True
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Date:
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To:
users@maven.apache.org
Hello. Sorry for the long latency on this one!
It's possibl
Hi.
What I'm looking for is a way to generate or manipulate the MANIFEST.MF
such that it contains values from the POM, like version, etc. I can do
this via the 'archive' element in the 'configuration' of the jar plugin,
but this doesn't leave an artifact for use outside of the JAR, such as
being
y.
Maven is also not generating the Created-By attribute according to the
intention defined in the Jar specification. Manifest handling is very
problematic.
Here's that sample POM and manifest, and good luck.
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src/main/resources/META-INF/MANIFEST.MF:
Manifest-Version: 1
s.org/exec-maven-plugin/
Good luck.
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Srepfler Srgjan wrote:
this was my original question that eclipse:eclipse only generates
project files for each of the modules but not for the parent project.
So I guess this would be a really nice feature.
Regards,
Ingo
When you say parent project are you referring to a multi module
projec
This is good news. But I think it's not as easy for me as for you!!
Well it is really straight forward. I just have my maven 2.0
multi-modules project as a eclipse project.
After I ran mvn eclipse:eclipse I imported the nested projects through
the standard project import by pointing into my m
Hello,
I use the eclipse plug in to generate the .classpath and .project files.
These work fine for all my submodules, but it doesn't generate these
files for the top module.
How can I generate a .classpath file for the top project that contains
all source-folders and dependencies of the sub
Hello.
I'm using the latest Maven release. When I build my project, the
resulting Jar file's manifest contains an Extension-Name attribute along
with Specification and Implementation attributes. The POM contains no
mention that this project is a Java optional package -- an "extension
Hi.
I have done multi-module POMs without any problem (Maven 2).
The main POM excerpt you posted looks to be fine. In the child POMs, be
sure they refer to the parent:
...
...
...
And be sure any dependency between one module and another is properly
declared.
Then if you are s
I wonder if I can bend your ear for another simple question about JavaDoc:
I can't figure out how to specify the file. I have:
src/main/java/overview.html for an overview file. In the JavaDoc plugin
configuration, no matter what I try, I can't get anything inside the
element to resolve to
This was good information! Thanks.
I have been looking at JDeveloper; and I was very impressed with how
well the NetBeans Maven plugin worked -- that made me take a step back
to look for a good Maven tool. I'll give this a try myself. I was also
dismayed by how hard it seems to be to handle
output directory or to the output directory of the running plugin...
Sounds like a tough addition...
Steven Coco.
kend.
I would be interested in hearing about it if it gets deployed: I guess
I will know by checking the repositories.
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folder with a POM file in it, it marks the folder as a "project"
folder and you can just open it right up -- no .netbeans directory or
anything!
Thanks.
Steven Coco.
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Hello.
Say you have LICENSE.txt in the base directory of your project. Now
also say you want to copy that file into your JavaDoc output directory
when JavaDoc runs -- or into the site directory when that runs. HOW do
you do that!?...
Thanks in advance,
Steven Coco
Hi.
When I enable lint in the compiler --
maven-compiler-plugin
true
true
true
If there is
Hi.
I'm really new with Maven myself, but I'm also completely unaware of any
utility that the eclipse Maven plugin actually provides! I can tell you
how I am using Maven in eclipse:
1. Set up eclipse's build path to 'mirror' the Maven settings.
2. Set up basic 'External Tools' to run maven task
xecution to the generate-resources phase. Here
is a guide on plugin configuration if you don't know how to do that
(looks into the "plugins" section) :
http://maven.apache.org/guides/introduction/introduction-to-the-lifecycle.html
Here, hope this help! Enjoy your reading :)
On 1/2/06,
Hello.
Who can help me with a couple of basics while I'm moving from Ant into
Maven?
I want to figure out how I can specify file names that Maven will
exclude from copying while it copies resources from src/main/resources
into target/classes.
Then I want to have Maven execute a Java proces
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