[M1] multiproject basedir not changing in subprojects?

Hi all, I've got some unit tests in a subproject of a multiproject that run fine when building from the subproject's basedir, but when the subproject is built as part of the multiproject build (that is, maven is launched in the parent directory), the basedir is that of the parent directory, and m

Re: [M2] How do you control order of plugins that execute during the same phase?

Thanks for the tip. Is there a JIRA on this? baerrach wrote: > > On 2/7/07, matthewadams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >> If I have two unrelated plugins, A & B, that need to run during the same >> build lifecycle phase, but A needs to run before B, how do I

[M2] How do you control order of plugins that execute during the same phase?

If I have two unrelated plugins, A & B, that need to run during the same build lifecycle phase, but A needs to run before B, how do I control that? For example, say I needed some aspect weaving and some persistent enhancement to go on during the process-classes phase, but I needed the persistent

Classes loaded by my plugin are not initialized

Hi all, My plugin is failing because the classes that I'm accessing within my plugin are not being initialized upon loading (specifically, their static initializers are not being called). Is there some configuration setting that I can make to cause classes that are loaded by the org.codehaus.cla

Re: How do I programatically add an element to my plugin's classpath?

ards > -allan > > > On 1/18/07, matthewadams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >> My mojo allows the user to define an extra property ("private File >> licenseFileDirectory"), which is a directory, that I'd like to add to the >> classpath when

How do I programatically add an element to my plugin's classpath?

My mojo allows the user to define an extra property ("private File licenseFileDirectory"), which is a directory, that I'd like to add to the classpath when my mojo runs so that I can find a resource (a license file) in the given directory. How can I programatically add this to the classpath in my

Version support for versions that use build numbers as part of version?

Hi all, NB: this is mostly a sanity checking message. I want to create a custom remote Maven repository to host our software that uses versions in the format .. build For example, for version 1.2.3 build 456, is the correctly Maven2-formatted version string "1.2.3-456"? It appears as though

Re: Using version range fails build, but exact version works

owever, you > may file an issue to: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MNG for this to be > fixed. > > Dawn > > > matthewadams wrote: >> >> Hi all, >> >> I'm using Maven 2.0.4 and the maven-antrun-plugin, and I express a >> dependency on a

Using version range fails build, but exact version works

Hi all, I'm using Maven 2.0.4 and the maven-antrun-plugin, and I express a dependency on a version of an artifact in the plugin. If I use an exact version number for that artifact, Maven2 succeeds. If I change the version number from an exact version to a version range, Maven fails to resolve t

Re: Packaging application with dependent jars?

I use the assembly plugin to create a jar that contains the contents of all jars that the application depends on. From my pom: ... org.apache.maven.plugins maven-assembly-plugin

Compile failing when using version range & build number

Hi all, I'm using Maven 2.0.4 and three things that I can't seem to put together correctly: build numbers in the published remote repository, a remote repository and version range in client project dependencies' pom.xml files. Our company uses major.minor.revision version numbers along with bui

RE: [M2] FAQ? Debugging unit tests in Maven2

Dan Fabulich-2 wrote: > > Probably what's happening is Maven is launching a second JVM to run your > tests. > > If so, you can use -DargLine="=-Xdebug -Xnoagent -Djava.compiler=NONE > -Xrunjdwp:transport=dt_socket,server=y,suspend=y,address=4657" to pass > those arguments to the launched JVM. >

[M2] FAQ? Debugging unit tests in Maven2

Hi, This seems to be a FAQ, and searches on this list seem not to yield definitive answers. I have a plain old Maven2 project whose unit tests I'd like to debug using an IDE. I've tried launching Maven2 with debug options set, but I never hit any breakpoints that I've set after attaching the de

Re: [M2] Request for Sun jars to be added to ibiblio m2 repo

FYI, I have sent feedback to Sun requesting that the J2EE Connector Architecture class files be rereleased under the CDDL. We'll see where this goes... -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/-M2--Request-for-Sun-jars-to-be-added-to-ibiblio-m2-repo-tf1977662.html#a5512591 Sent fr

Re: [M2] Request for Sun jars to be added to ibiblio m2 repo

Our current product is certified against JTA 1.0.1 -- we'll have to look into certifying against 1.0.1B & then this is no longer an issue, but I don't know when this will be. It also may not be an issue depending on the binary compatibility between 1.0.1 and 1.0.1B. Connector 1.5 is the latest &

[M2] Request for Sun jars to be added to ibiblio m2 repo

I was wondering if the powers that be could add the Sun jars for JTA (javax.transaction/jta/1.0.1) and Connector (javax.resource/connector-api/1.5) to the central ibiblio maven2 repo. I see that JTA 1.0.1B is there; can the previous two versions be added as well (1.0.1A, 1.0.1)? Thanks, Matthew