Ben Anderson wrote:
That did it - I didn't have defined - I was
just going off of this:
http://maven.apache.org/reference/user-guide.html#POM_Inheritance
Once again I will say that it'd be pretty much impossible to use maven
w/out being on this list or else delving into the code for every
little t
dan tran wrote:
Hello, is there a way to do that? I did some search on it but found no clue
(i am looking for ANT_HOME)
You do it the same way that you would in Ant.
${env.ANT_HOME}
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Thompson, Bryan B. wrote:
My problem is that the test cases that I've developed are not being
made into artifacts and they are not available for use on those other
modules. So far I've tried breaking out the tests into their own
module and I'm now wondering if it is viable to modify the declara
Thanks for pointing out that maven.dependency.classpath is a path. Is
there any way to view its value at runtime?
I also just had another flashback -- I think that
maven.dependency.classpath is only available in certain contexts.
Try making your custom goal depend on java:compile and see if tha
Parsons, David wrote:
Any other ideas?
I think I had the syntax wrong.
maven.dependency.classpath is not a variable, it's a path. So
printing it out won't show anything.
try this:
Tried both that and , to
no avail (NoClassDefFoundError).
Thanks for pointing out that maven.dependency.classpath is
Any other ideas?
I think I had the syntax wrong.
maven.dependency.classpath is not a variable, it's a path. So printing it
out won't show anything.
try this:
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Parsons, David wrote:
I need to write a goal to invoke the main() method of a class in my
Maven project. Following suggestions in a recent thread on this list, I
am attempting this with the tag. The problem I am having is
with the classpath, which needs to include the project's dependencies.
Fir
Nadeem Bitar wrote:
I am getting the following error:
Tag library requested that is not present: 'maven' in plugin: 'maven-
xdoclet-plugin-1.2.2-SNAPSHOT'
Why is maven trying to download this at the first place, I have not
specified any snapshot dependencies?
Also, I wouldn't really call this an e
Carlos Sanchez wrote:
You can extract them to a dir of your project and use jar override, then you
can distribute it with the rest of your files.
A similar option would be to create a separate local repository which is
checked in
with the rest of your project.
Something like this:
projectRoot/
Bain, Sinclair wrote:
Thanks Matthew!
That seems to have done the trick!
Would you happen to know why?
No problem. I think that, by default, Maven runs the tests in the same
VM that it builds
in, which includes all of the libraries which Maven itself depends upon.
Maven seems
to depend on an ea
Bain, Sinclair wrote:
Ant has the 'boolean' property
however I have been unable to identify an equivalent in
maven.
How can I encourage my test cases to use the xerces 2.6.1 version
which is in the local repository and specified in the project.xml as
follows:
Try setting maven.junit.fork=true
I
Chen, Andrew . wrote:
Has anyone used the Maven plugin for Doxygen. It is a SourceForge plugin.
How to get started and get it run?
We tried:
maven doxygen:doxygen
Maven (version 1.0) complained it does not know what is doxygen.
Any hint?
Hi Andrew,
It looks like you may not have the plugin inst
Christian Cabanero wrote:
Is there a way to get the Maven java plugin to work with JDK 1.5 beta?
I have 1.5 set as my default java installation and also overrode the
following property in my project.properties file
maven.compile.source = 1.5
but what I got was:
java:compile:
[echo] Compilin
Matt Raible wrote:
For those that use the multiproject plugin - how do you typically
develop? Do you make tweaks to the "core" module and then "install" it
before working on your "web" project?
I usually do this:
maven multiproject:clean multiproject:install
I'm not a big fan of snapshots, espec
Josip Gracin wrote:
How can I modify the maven.test.compile.src.set from within
maven.xml? What I need to do is the following:
when there is some property set, additional unit tests should
be included, otherwise, everything should be run
without those tests.
I tryed modifying maven.test.compile.
Dion Gillard wrote:
A project should create either a jar, or an ear, not both. Split it up
into two projects.
I agree that this is the easiest way. However, I once created a project
that built and ejb jar, a war, and an ear. It involved a preGoal to
ear:ear which created the war and jar, an
Onno van der Straaten wrote:
I have been spending loads of time on the following javac problem.
There is code that compiles with the following error:
warning: as of release 1.4, assert is a keyword, and may not be used as an
identifier
I try to solve the problem by providing the following options
Craig Gaffney wrote:
I am trying to use Maven with a few example projects (Torque),
and it cannot find two(2) jar files (jdni-1.2.1.jar & jdbc-2.0.jar), and
suggests downloading them. I have downloaded both jar files, but I am
not sure how to put them into the local repository so that they
Peter Nabbefeld wrote:
I've asked 4 questions before and didn't get any answer - could anybody
tell me why? Is this probably an apache-members-only mailing list?
Be patient, sometimes takes a little while. It's definitely not an
members-only thing.
There are plenty of people who answer question
Try removing your plugins directory (~/.maven/plugins). I think there
may be some stale plugins left
over from an older Maven version.
Paterline, David L. wrote:
I am getting the following error message when I execute "maven site" for my
project, using Maven v. 1.0-rc2 on HP-UX B.11.11. When I
Brett Porter wrote:
2) What is the best practice for this kind of thing
in which one can not find a jar file that one can
redistribute such as jaxrpc.jar?
This is really the only alternative we have until there are freely distributable
versions of such jars...
Axis distributes the jaxrpc API:
ht
Daniel Frey wrote:
I would like to know how you folks master this situation. How do you manages
examples in your projects? Do you recomend using different projects and do
it with a multiproject goal? Are there other ways?
I would do what you mentioned, put the examples in another subproject
which
Carlos Sanchez wrote:
If you are using test utilities and superclasses in different projects (as I
do) you should add them to src/java dir as any other utility classes. This
way they will be packed when calling jar plugin.
True, but I'd want to do it in a different subproject then, and have the
2
I frequently find myself in situations where I need a "test:jar" and
"test:jar-install" goal. Sometimes I have set of fairly abstract tests
that the tests in another subproject depend on. Other times, I have
tests that need to be run in a certain environment
(inside of a container), and I need
Sonnathi, Venkat wrote:
After the build. I need to run a Java class with the same classpath as the
build classpath. Is I think so, that's how I do it.
If so how do I access the project classpath (depdencies).
Add this to your ant:java element:
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matthew.hawthorne wrote:
Here's a hack which I used to solve this problem. I'd imagine that this
javadoc is being put online somewhere, right? So just add the URL of your
destination for the javadoc to the maven.javadoc.links property.
For example, I knew I was deploying my site
Mike Sluyter wrote:
I've just started using maven and I think it's awesome; I've gotten it to
build multiple projects with the reactor, but our projects are
interdependent, and when multiproject is used to generate the javadoc, the
resulting javadocs are partitioned by project. Ie, there's no
cross
Dion Gillard wrote:
throws Exception is an abomination.
Very true, but this is even worse:
try {
// stuff
} catch(Exception) {
return null;
}
;)
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Lach, Thierry wrote:
Is there any standard way to set up jndi properties from within maven?
Specifically what I'm looking for is a way to set jndi java environment
values prior to running junit tests, with the values calculated based
upon values set inside of build.properties.
Which properties are
Vincent Massol wrote:
How do you recon maven can know about the relevant goals?
I guess nothing magical. Simply a goalmap. For example:
[...]
This would be optional and the developer of the project would list the
main goals. "maven -G" would list those goals with their descriptions.
I
Bill Madison wrote:
I am a newbie to Maven. And my question is, if my
project needs some 30 thirdparty jars, for each of
them do I need to put a element in the
project.xml? Please let me know.
Yes.
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Algirdas P. Veitas wrote:
java.lang.NullPointerException
at org.apache.maven.plugin.PluginManager.attainGoals
(PluginManager.java:
430)
at org.apache.maven.MavenSession.attainGoals
(MavenSession.java:348)
at org.apache.maven.cli.App.doMain(App.java:543)
at org.apache.ma
Yura Ivanov wrote:
when I execute test goal it didn't work
Java Home is ${env.JAVA_HOME}
out ---
test:
[echo] Java Home is
BUILD SUCCESSFUL
Total time: 4 seconds
The code that you're executing wouldn't work in Ant either. First, you
have to do:
Yura Ivanov wrote:
I am a new in maven. In ant I could get JAVA_HOME as ${env.JAVA_HOME},
> but in maven it doesn't work. How can I get JAVA_HOME variable from
environment?
You can do it the exact same way as in Ant, except it has to be inside a
goal in a maven.xml file.
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Jeremy Whitlock wrote:
Thanks for your help. Good luck. Too bad this isn't easier. I
was hoping for some sort of element in project.xml where you could
change them:
.
.
.
Actually, if you know that you want to run the tests that way all the
time,
Jeremy Whitlock wrote:
I can't seem to get maven change the junit param of
userfile to false. Can someone help me out? Thanks,
I've only been able to get it to work using -Dmaven.junit.usefile=false
at the command line (although you could do the same in
[build | project].proper
http://maven.apache.org/~dion/maven.apache.org/reference/project-descriptor.html
This is very cool.
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Jean-François El Fouly wrote:
You can set the property maven.compile.deprecation to "on".
This info is located at:
http://maven.apache.org/reference/plugins/java/properties.html
Thanks.
I was more or less aware that this option exists but can someone please
tell me what the effect will be :
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Jean-François El Fouly wrote:
Is there any way (option or property somewhere ?) to get some kind of
report on the use of deprecated API's ?
You can set the property maven.compile.deprecation to "on".
This info is located at:
http://maven.apache.org/reference/plugins/java/properties.html
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Vincent Massol wrote:
Acutally I work with Dominique. We only need to send emails for now (we
do not need the modificationset Ant task from CC). CC is a good idea but
we'll need to do some research to see how it would work and how to
integrate it with our current continuous build. For now, would yo
What about trying:
pom.getPluginContext('maven-multiproject-plugin').setVariable(...)
A shot in the dark, but maybe it's worth a try.
Sonnek, Ryan wrote:
Still no luck for me, could this be multiproject related? When I echo the
property in my master project, the property is set fine, but once t
DeGraff, Adam wrote:
In ant I was able to reference my environment vars via something like
${env.JAVA_HOME}
Is there a similar way to do this in Jelly/Maven? The above syntax doesn't
produce anything.
You could do it in a maven.xml goal the same way that you would do it
with Ant.
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Sonnek, Ryan wrote:
Thanks for the reply. I can't say I fully understand why it's needed from
within maven.xml and not from the command line, unless settings passed from
the command line are "wrapped up" and fed into maven's plugins.
I read through the wiki, and tried to get it to work with the fo
Sonnek, Ryan wrote:
Any pointers on how to set properties from within my maven.xml? I've got a
short custom goal to set properties, then call install:
when I run this goal, tests are still run. If I run this from the command
line, tests are not run:
maven multiproject:inst
thorsten maus wrote:
have the following project-structure
root
|
| -- sample-ejb
| | - target
| | - xdoclet
| | ejbdoclet
| -- common-jar
the sample-ejb refers to the common-jar ..
the common-jar itself needs the generated interfaces of the sample-ejb ..
thorsten maus wrote:
how to i tell the ear plugin to integrate
jboss-service.xml
postgres-ds.xml
into its package ???
I added a postGoal to ear:ear in my maven.xml that updates the ear with
these files.
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Try removing the *.cache files from your ~/.maven./plugins directory.
Alexey Krasnoriadtsev wrote:
Hi all, I've got this weird exception. I tried it in different project
directories, with different files.. still..
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:cmn]$ maven -X
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| \/ |__ _Apache__ ___
| |\/| / _` \ V /
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, I received an error message and nothing was copied to the below named directory
everytime I try to use the goal, 'war:install'.
It would be interesting to see what the error message is...
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