I have a javadoc plugin config in my reporting section of my top level
pom, and now want to get javadoc into my release profile, which I
think means I need to configure the plugin under the build element.
Is there any way I can get the plugin config shared across build and
reporting sections? (or
Hi Samuel, I'll fill you in where I have got to with 1 to 1
discussions off-line as this isn't off-line to save lots of detail on
this list.
Kelvin.
On Mon, Jul 26, 2010 at 10:52 AM, Samuel Langlois
samuel.langl...@fr.ibm.com wrote:
Hello,
Brian Fox-3 wrote:
You aren't on any block list,
a mirror in settings.xml with id maven2 and
url http://mirrors.ibiblio.org/pub/mirrors/maven2 and now I get no
attempted access to repo1or2.maven.org
On Tue, Jul 20, 2010 at 11:52 AM, kelvin goodson
kelvingood...@apache.org wrote:
I'm having local network problems reaching maven central repo
I'm having local network problems reaching maven central repo (not
pingable, traceroute fails). Whilst these are being fixed I set up a
proxy in my settings.xml
proxies
proxy
activetrue/active
protocolhttp/protocol
My colleagues and I are having problems building with maven, because
the maven central repo is not accessible from our office location.
Our network support people think that our IP addresses are being
blocked by the maven infrastructure. Is this the right place to come
to for this issue?
people ask us this someone in the said organization and tried to scrape the
contents of Maven Central.
Thanks Jason, assuming that this is the cause, can you help me
understand how we go about getting unblocked please?
Regards, Kelvin.
On Jul 20, 2010, at 8:38 AM, kelvin goodson wrote
In trying to deploy artifacts I have the following stanzas in my
settings.xml plugin
server
idme.people/id
usernamekelvingoodson/username
privateKeyc:\Dev\sshKeyForPAO.ppk/privateKey
connections.
Putty Keys are not compatible with OpenSSH.
You have to export your Putty key in OpenSSH format and use that file for
Maven.
AFAIR you can do it in pageant or in puttygen.
Christoph
Am 29.05.2010 14:46, schrieb kelvin goodson:
In trying to deploy artifacts I have
I want to produce selective javadoc in a project where we are in the
process of defining what is SPI. The packages containing SPI are
currently distributed amongst the projects in a non-ideal way.
I have tried using the excludePackageNames config element, but it
seems to be failing to handle the
you are downloading the artifact; which results in the reduced
size of the downloaded jar file.
thanks,
vaishali pande
Cognizant Technology solutions Pvt Ltd.
From: kelvin goodson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent
Hi,
I'm seeing a situation where a jar is downloaded and the maven build
output shows the correct size file being downloaded, but the file in the
local repo at the end of the build is truncated. The build fails on missing
symbols, and jar -tvf on the file fails with an exception of the file
Can someone help me figure out what's need to fix this error please? (see
subject of email and dump of command execution below)
I'm sure this build operation worked a month ago. I have upgraded to maven
2.0.6 in that time if that's of any interest.
I've looked at the deploy:deploy parameters,
I have a set of programs in one maven project which exercise code in
another, and I want to see how well the programs in the first cover code
execution of the source in the second. This is not a reactor build; the
first project simple declares the second to be a dependency. Is this
something
Hi,
I'm trying to understand best practice for testing a plugin [1]. The
plugin is aimed at exercising a tool that generates java source from XML
schema. It is bound to the generate-sources phase. I have inherited this
plugin, so I'm at novice level in developing maven plugins. I want to do a
I'm just coming back to look at this. I'm interested to know whether my
question did not make sense or whether no-one has the answer. Please help
if you can.
Regards, Kelvin.
On 21/03/07, kelvin goodson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a reactor build pom (correct terminology?) which
I have a reactor build pom (correct terminology?) which specifies a
test-scope dependency on junit:junit at version 3.8.1 and a provided-scope
dependency on asm
(see effective-pom.xml attachment produced with mvn help:effective-pom)
The assembly descriptor for creating my release
is correctly included as
dependency?
Cheers,
Vincent
2006/11/9, kelvin goodson [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I have a build failure that's happening when creating javadoc and it
seems
to be due to a change in the javadoc plugin behaviour.
Here is a mvn execution log that exhibits the problem
https
I have a build failure that's happening when creating javadoc and it seems
to be due to a change in the javadoc plugin behaviour.
Here is a mvn execution log that exhibits the problem
https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/incubator/tuscany/sandbox/kgoodson/javadocProblems/fresh.log
Here are the
I'm trying to fix my manifest to contain an Application-Vendor-Id. I'm using
the maven-osgi-plugin to create the manifest (this is stuff I have
inherited, so don't assume I have expertise here)
I can see in my pom the following
plugin
What I'd like to do for comments is make use of the MAVENUSER wiki
[1]. I'd like to see a link on every plugin site so that users can
share configuration examples or tell us that something is just plain
wrong.
+1 to that
Hello,
I'm new to configuring maven, and I am trying to create a release for a
project. The project includes a number of modules, one of which contains
sample source code. I would like my distribution to contain the source and
binary artifacts for the samples. I have discovered the
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