Is no one interested by that question ? Or maybe I should not reply to a so
old question ?
chris
christophe blin wrote:
Hi,
searching into the nabble archives, I found a thread which talks about my
problem. I quote the relevant part at the end of my message.
First, I'd like to know
Hi,
searching into the nabble archives, I found a thread which talks about my
problem. I quote the relevant part at the end of my message.
First, I'd like to know if there is finally a possibility to run the JUnit
tests in a specific order when they are executed with surefire ?
Second, I
Hi,
I am trying to build a site for a multiprojects structure.
Here is my structure:
pom.xml
module1
module2
what I would like to do is to create ONE site that groups ALL the modules.
Can someone point me to a GOOD documentation to do this task please ?
regards,
chris
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Hi,
ATM, I've the following classical strucutre
project
|-pom.xml
|-module1
| |-pom.xml
| |-src
|-module2
| |-pom.xml
| |-src
the code in module2 relies heavily on code from module1, so in the
module2/pom.xml there is a dependency declaration :
dependency
groupIdcom.tennaxia.t3/groupId
to do
mvn install but you do need to open the two projects in eclipse.
Hth,
Nick S.
christophe blin wrote:
Hi,
ATM, I've the following classical strucutre
project
|-pom.xml
|-module1
| |-pom.xml
| |-src
|-module2
| |-pom.xml
| |-src
the code in module2 relies heavily on code
Does anyone knows a shared repository hosting Mondrian (2.1.1) in a
maven2 format ?
thanks,
chris
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Note : I already switched to maven2.
My main problem at the moment is the lack of documentation :
* Lack of good documentation = indeed this is a problem (especially for
some plugins and for the hacking of custom phase)
* I have to build native/non-Java code = it is also a problem I
encounter : I
I do not know about WTP, but I am doing mvn eclipse:eclipse, then I use
the import feature of eclipse and then I right-click on the project and
do Enable maven.
Everything is working fine : I can launch maven as an external tools
without any problems (except for the jetty integration, do not know
thanks, I missed that thing.
Nicolas De Loof a écrit :
Spring-orm does not exist in post M3 version. It has been splited into
spring-jdo, spring-ojb, spring-ibatis...
christophe blin a écrit :
Hi,
I'd like to know why the spring-orm version 2.0-m4 is not ibiblio while
spring-mock, spring
Hi,
My first question is where do I put java source files in a webapp (i.e
archetype = war) ?
Should I create a directory src/main/java ?
Or maybe I should create another module to hold the java sources ?
Then, a small question but maybe difficult to answer : how can I
integrate maven into
this with jetty ?
If so, could you please provide any hints in order to switch my dev to
jetty.
Regards,
chris
Geoffrey De Smet a écrit :
Download and read the free m2 book from mergere.com :)
It has all stuff nicely documented
christophe blin wrote:
Hi,
My first question is where do I put java source
Hi,
I am new to maven so excuse me if the questions have already been posted
(I do not find a related in the archives so I think it has not been so).
I am working with maven2 and hibernate.
My hibernate mapping is in /src/main/resources/META-INF :
mapping_common.hbm.xml
First question :
if I
thanks it works.
For a brief summary :
- having resources in src/main/resources make them available in the
classpath for the tests so you do not need any copy operation
- do not forget the leading / (which IMHO should be corrected in the docs)
regards,
chris
Hendrik Busch a écrit :
Hi,
Hi,
I'd like to know why the spring-orm version 2.0-m4 is not ibiblio while
spring-mock, spring-dao, ... are present in this vesrion.
Is this something I must do ?
regards,
chris
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