Not sure where the official doc is - somewhere on the site - but what
we do is to set up a directory structure exactly like the local repo
or remote repositories under some web-server published directory with
just those internally-managed components in and then tell maven to
look both in the public
On Wed, 16 Feb 2005 15:54:53 -0800 (PST), James Adams
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks Arnaud, this looks like a perfect solution.
>
> Unfortunately I have two problems which I'm not sure
> how to handle:
>
> 1. When I try the proposed solution I get an exception
> complaining about the j elem
James,
Are the three directory structures you describe different projects
(each with own project.xml) or do they overlap? If they overlap this
is the first thing to change. I can't find the reference on the FAQ or
elsewhere in the web site, but I am pretty sure maven strongly advises
against crea
Hi,
You can still use Ant's 'replace'
http://ant.apache.org/manual/CoreTasks/replace.html
and ReplaceRegEx
http://ant.apache.org/manual/OptionalTasks/replaceregexp.html
tasks in your maven.xml file.
So you could write a preGoal something like this (I stress I haven't
tested it but it
I'm afraid I have not come across any particular VSS plugins for maven but as
you hint it is easy to embed your VSS task calls in the maven.xml file of your
project just as you do in an ant build.xml.
read this for details of the maven.xml
http://maven.apache.org/reference/user-guide.html#ma
I have the same thing!
I investigated a little and it seems to relate to a combination of ant,
ant-optional and commons-net version issues. The 'silent' failure itself is due
to the way the ftp task appears to be implemented. Even outside of maven, if no
connection can be made it does not repo
Dan
If you move your own goals into a plugin there is an xdoc generation
goal that will help in the plugin plugin, check this URL:
http://maven.apache.org/reference/plugins/plugin/goals.html
(The goal is plugin:generate-docs)
HTH,
Tim
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From: dan tran [ma
In my experience these type of tasks each tend to be different from the
last so are not easily generalised by a maven plugin because they need a
unique set of params.
IMO this is what the maven.xml is for (you can use as many custom ant
exec tasks as you like). From time to time I find something
Hi,
I notice that there have been a few changes to the project xsd (and
supporting implementation classes) around integration tests sometime over
the last year when I have been away from maven for one reason or another.
I have an old problem around how to split out certain tests (which I dub
'i
I have experienced a very similar problem and tracked it down. I dont
believe it is a result of any particular jar on the ibiblio site but rather
the recent addition of extension information to the jar manifest that the
latest jar plugin uses. See mail thread entitled 'Jar manifest extension
list'
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