I see that the "attached" goal works, but for beta-4 it says that goal is
deprecated. Is this a bug in the "single" goal that prevents it from being
published during the package phase?
Thanks,
Lou
Jörg Schaible-2 wrote:
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> Hi Andrew,
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> Andrew Robinson wrote:
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>> The maven assembly plug-
Does Archiva 1.1.3 provide LDAP integration? I see some stuff in JIRA about
LDAP issues but I don't see any documentation anywhere on the site that
describes how to set it up.
Thanks,
Lou
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We are experiencing the same issue. But how can you clean out the plugin?
mvn -U?
Thanks,
Lou
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I went ahead and skipped trying to resolve this in surefire. Here's the
solution should anyone need it for Spring-JPA integration:
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manifest for the
jar that is created it shows test-classes as first (rightly so):
Manifest-Version: 1.0
Class-Path:
file:/C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/lsacco/.m2/repository/org/apache/maven/surefire/surefire-booter/2.4.3/surefire-booter-2.4.3.jar
file:/C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/lsacco/.m2/reposit
After running mvn help:effective-pom I see the plugin being set as expected:
C:\eclipse_workspaces\europa3\PCNRequestApprovalWeb\src\main\java
C:\eclipse_workspaces\europa3\PCNRequestApprovalWeb\src\test\java
C:\eclipse_workspaces\europa3\PCNRequestApprovalWeb\target\classes
I've read the previous posts on this issue, but still see that a resource I
am relying on (META-INF/persistence.xml) that exists in src/test/resources
is not being used by the surefire plugin. If I move this resource to
src/main/resources it works fine. I am using Maven 2.0.9.
Any ideas why src
I'm having the same issue. Can anyone help provide a solution?
Note that in my case the projects are all adjacent to each other in the
directory such that the Maven project has it's own directory rather than in
the root (due to Eclipse). My modules are identified as following in the
POM:
${runtime.env} is found
${runtime.env} is not found
Please let me know if there is anyway for it to pickup my ${runtime.env}
from my project.properties on the build server.
Thanks,
L
I have a "runtime.env" variable in my project.properties that has the
specific environment I want to use. Then in my maven.xml I use this
variable in 'if' statements (note: I'm using Maven 1.0.2 so this is Jelly).
For some reason this works fine in Eclipse, but when I run from
CruiseControl this
lsacco wrote:
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> This is really throwing off my CI build. I end up with a compile time
> error but Maven still says "Build successful" (see below). Anyone ever
> experience this before? Other projects I get build failed. Could it be
> because I'm using aspe
This is really throwing off my CI build. I end up with a compile time error
but Maven still says "Build successful" (see below). Anyone ever experience
this before? Other projects I get build failed. Could it be because I'm
using aspectJ in this project (only real difference).
Thanks,
Lou
wa
Nice...thanks! This is exactly what I was looking for.
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Basically, I would just like all the dependencies to be in one spot. I
realize they are downloaded to the local repository, but to ask our CM staff
to go grab them out of there is out of the question. Ideally, I would like
the build to run to create my JAR file and then put all the dependent JAR
Thanks Lucas, but there is no download available at the site. I looked at
uberjar as well, but this bundles everything in one jar. All I want to do
is just have the dependent jars downloaded to a specific directory.
Thanks,
Lou
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Hello,
I am producing a jar file as an artifact, but I want to bundle all the
dependencies I have listed in the project.xml to be included in the
distribution directory so they don't have to go hunting them down in their
local repository. Is this possible using Mave 1.0.2?
Thanks,
Lou
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Unfortunately, the remote deployment checkbox for Tomcat 5 is not checked for
Maven 1. But it looks like there's definitely options especially since I
can make ANT calls to your ANT API. I'll look further as time (almost
invariably never) permits, but the quick-and-dirty eludes me for now.
Lou
Unfortunately, the remote deployment checkbox for Tomcat 5 is not checked for
Maven 1. But it looks like there's definitely options especially since I
can make ANT calls to your ANT API. I'll look further as time (almost
invariably never) permits, but the quick-and-dirty eludes me for now.
Lou
I'm sorry...I'm not getting the cargo plugin. Maybe I'm not being clear.
I'm looking for a plugin that will remotely log into my tomcat instance,
undeploy the old WAR, and redeploy the resulting WAR from my maven build.
Does cargo support that scenario? This was why I was using the
maven-tomca
LOL...did you notice how I tried to take my message back? At any rate, I
have the jar now in $MAVEN_HOME/plugins. I'm assuming that suffices the
"install" requirement and now I can start adding the properties and goals to
my code?
Thanks,
Lou
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Hi Vincent,
I tried your alternatives per the last thread, but to no avail. Any ideas?
Here's my latest try:
$ maven plugin:download -DgroupId=org.codehaus.cargo
-DartifactId=cargo-maven-p
lugin -Dversion=0.8
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build:start:
plugin:download-artifact:
[mkdir] Created dir: C:\Documents and
Settings\lsacco\.maven\repository\org.
codehaus.cargo\plugins
/plugins/cargo-maven-plugin-0.8.jar
[echo] repo is ' http://www.ib
I’m attempting to use your plug-in for deploying to Tomcat. It says it’s
successful but I don’t see the application deployed in any way. Can you
advise?
My pertinent information:
Tomcat 5.0.28 (note that I’m not trying to precompile JSP so this should be
ok, no?)
Maven 1.0.2
plugin version 1.2
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