Re: Antrun plugin reg exp

2010-03-10 Thread bendg
Hi Jorg, Thanks for your reply. Is there a nice work around for this? I was thinking binding a ant-run-plugin with all deps at top level pom, and call empty build.xml ? Also, this feels like a bug, is it likely to be fixed or worth raising? Thanks -- View this message in context: http://

Re: Antrun plugin reg exp

2010-03-09 Thread bendg
I forgot to say, I have run with -X and -e and the dependencies do not appear in the trace, which I assume means the dependencies are not being attached to the new classloader that is created when the plugin runs. This is consistent with the behaviour I am seeing too -- View this message i

Re: release plugin

2010-03-09 Thread bendg
ierarchy, but without wanting to include it in this > build hierarchy. > Wouldn't it make more sense to extract those to-be-built-separately > projects > from the multi-module project? > > Cheers > > 2010/3/9 bendg > >> >> Hi >> >> I am run

Re: release plugin

2010-03-09 Thread bendg
Hi Jesse, Thanks for your reply, I have never used module tag in profiles before, interesting idea... Trouble is, I have a hierachy of maven modules and your suggestion would require me to refactor my module hierarchy, which I don't want to do because there are already in their correct areas acc

Re: Antrun plugin reg exp

2010-03-09 Thread bendg
Hi The ant script is doing a whole set of things, XSLT, reg ex, copy files etc.. etc.. The trouble seems to be the antrun plugin is not attaching the dependencies if the maven module is called form a parent. There are 2 parents, and both are using tag to call the next child. Here is the cod

Antrun plugin reg exp

2010-03-09 Thread bendg
Hi I am seeing issues with executing regular expressions using ant replaceregexp when running with maven. I have included ant-no-depends, ant-optionals, even ant-apache-regexp, it works fine if I run mvn clean install from the module directory. If I go to the parent (which includes the child mo

release plugin

2010-03-09 Thread bendg
Hi I am running release:prepare to generate .tag and .next versions of poms. However, some of my modules are not in the overall build. Therefore, I need to cd into the directory to execute the release:prepare for these modules which is not great... Is there any way of maintaining a separate po

Re: Losing output ... Please help!

2010-03-02 Thread bendg
Sorry, my bad, anttask was not running as I was disabling tests and had unless="maven.test.skip" ! school boy error tut tut :) -- View this message in context: http://old.nabble.com/Losing-output-...-Please-help%21-tp27753706p27756390.html Sent from the Maven - Users mailing list archive at N

Losing output ... Please help!

2010-03-02 Thread bendg
Hi I have a maven module that calls ant using the antrun plugin. When I run mvn clean install from command line inside the module, it works fine and I see all the output. When I go to my top level pom (which is about 3 dirs higher and is a hierarchy setup by using tags), I get none of the ant

SVN maven-release-plugin

2010-02-22 Thread bendg
Hi How can I get source (to be able to build), for maven-release-plugin? Checkout from http://svn.apache.org/viewvc/maven/release/trunk, revision HEAD, Fully recursive, Externals included Repository moved permanently to '/viewvc/maven/release/trunk/'; please relocate Any help appreciated. -- V

Re: problems running project on jetty

2007-01-11 Thread bendg
Thanks - this works a treat... Mark Hobson wrote: > > On 11/01/07, bendg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> I have been struggling with this problem for a couple of days now, any >> ideas? >> &

Re: problems running project on jetty

2007-01-11 Thread bendg
I have been struggling with this problem for a couple of days now, any ideas? [ERROR] BUILD ERROR [INFO] [INFO] The plugin 'org.codehaus.mojo:jetty-maven-plugin' does not exist or no valid version could be found I tried add