Hi guys,
I would just like to inform you guys that your documentation does not talk
about the directory src/it/resources being the test resources for
integration tests. Can this be updated please?
Tony
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Hi,
Just for interest - has anyone made an XSLT patch for project.xml ->
pom.xml?
Regards,
Tony
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The plugin's page is under the hyperlink alias "By Category". Shouldn't
sorting by category be more of a drop down box instead. Can the alias be
renamed back to "plugins"?
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ayne
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> On 10/8/06, Tony Truong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>> Hi,
>>
>> I am currently creating a plugin that runs on an empty directory (i.e. no
>> pom.xml).
>>
>> When I run this mojo, it tries to find the plugin in the central
>>
Hi,
I am currently creating a plugin that runs on an empty directory (i.e. no
pom.xml).
When I run this mojo, it tries to find the plugin in the central repository
only.
I want Maven 2 to find my plugin in an internal repository without needing
to specify a pom.xml.
I have tried the following
etting, your test case, whether
> there are any environment variables required by your tests, etc.
>
> Thanks
> -Vincent
>
>> -Original Message-
>> From: Tony Truong [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> Sent: lundi 21 août 2006 09:53
>> To: users@maven.apache.
Hi all,
I am currently running functional tests with surefire + cargo and IntelliJ
IDEA. I have set both to the same container (tomcat5).
When the tests are executed, I seem to get failures in surefire + cargo that
does not appear on IDEA. Could this be a test environment issue or a bug in
suref
Hi franz,
Thanks franz! The solution to the problem was to create two executions and
bind it to the same phase. In each execution, specify a different ID.
Case solved.
franz see wrote:
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>
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> Tony Truong wrote:
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>> Hi Franz,
>>
>> Thanks for y
wrote:
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> Tony Truong wrote:
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>> To all,
>>
>> I need to run a specific JWebunit test before the other tests, since this
>> JWebunit test sets up the web app environment. How would I be able to do
>> this with the surefire plugin?
>>
>&
To all,
I need to run a specific JWebunit test before the other tests, since this
JWebunit test sets up the web app environment. How would I be able to do
this with the surefire plugin?
Tony.
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dcabasson wrote:
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> I guess you can't do that out of the box in Maven 2.
>
> Executing maven foo:bar, is equivalent to calling the foo plugin with the
> bar mojo. So I guess you would have to create a scripting (ant) plugin.
> That's not that difficult, and it's well documented here:
> http://
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