Hi,
Take a look at the documentation at
http://source.concord.org/softwaredocs/maven_build/jelly_hints.shtml
It may be able to help creating a custom plugin.
Eric
On Mon, 2005-06-13 at 08:42 +0530, JAMES Vivek Assisi wrote:
> Hi,
>
>
>
> Could you please let me know the use of project.x
On Tue, 2005-05-10 at 11:40 -0400, Maven Users List wrote:
> Is there a URL which explains how to develop a Maven 1.x plugin? I
> have
> searched through the Maven site and haven't found any documention on
> how to
> develop a plugin. I must be looking in the wrong place.
>
I have some unfinish
It probably has more to do with the authentication method on the server.
Our developers recently were experiencing problems with cvs within
eclipse, where the ext method worked fine(system command ssh) but not
with extssh(eclipse builtin) after our sysadmin changed over to LDAP
authentication. The
Hi,
Can anyone explain the relationship of Maven to Jelly:Ant tags?
I'm using the Jelly Ant tags, and there seems to be a bug in it's
implementation of the regexp mapping task, so I thought I would submit a
bug report. I went to the Ant tag under the Jelly site and this was the
link for issue tr
> You are using the legacy deployment method (forked SCP process), so
> stepping into artifact won't help really (though you can do it with
> Eclipse).
>
>
> You can try the new deployment method by setting maven.repo.list and
> the corresponding properties - refer to the project web site for mor
Hi,
I just noticed after a couple of months of deploying to a local
repository that there are no md5 files on the server. I am using the
jar:deploy and jar:deploy-snapshot goals, so I downloaded the source of
the jar plugin and it uses the artifact tags. After looking at that
plugin, I can't figur
This is the structure I was referring to:
Projects
|---Builds
| |---maven.xml
| |---project.properties
| |---project.xml
| |---Portfolio (multiproject build directory)
| |---...
|
|---proj1
|---proj2
|---proj3
|---Portfolio (proj4)
|--- ...
Hi,
There are probably many ways that developers have created there own
scheme, but what I did was to create a 'builds' directory on the same
level as the apps(I'll call them projects) where common project.xml,
maven.xml, and project.properties files go and are extended within each
project's own m
