Thanks, I did get it to work as per my other post. I didn't realise
maven put all the metadata into the plugin.xml file though!
On 5 Sep 2005, at 12:22, Edward Yakop wrote:
1. Check your plugin.xml.
2. Right at the bottom you will find something like
Note: this is taken from maven-jar-plu
1. Check your plugin.xml.
2. Right at the bottom you will find something like
Note: this is taken from maven-jar-plugin
${project.build.outputDirectory}
${project}
${project.build.directory}
${project.build.finalName}
Anything in between can b
Oops, just realised I'm on the users list asking stupid dev
questions! Will join the dev list and hop on over.
However in the meantime, I managed to get it to work by putting the
plugin section into my target pom. Then running the plugin in the
same directory somehow picked up all of the co
--- Ashley Williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit :
> Not quite sure what this achieves, but I did try it to no avail. I
> ended up with a rather nasty looking error:
>
> Edge between 'Vertex{label='com.williams1000.maven.plugin:maven-
> eclipseproject-plugin'}' and 'Vertex
> {label='com.willi
Not quite sure what this achieves, but I did try it to no avail. I
ended up with a rather nasty looking error:
Edge between 'Vertex{label='com.williams1000.maven.plugin:maven-
eclipseproject-plugin'}' and 'Vertex
{label='com.williams1000.maven.plugin:maven-eclipseproject-plugin'}'
introduce
Great that does work (when I tag :version on the end as well).
However I can't get it to recognize my @parameter values when I
specify them as -D command line variables. Is there some other way to
smuggle them in??
On 10 Sep 2005, at 10:03, Johnny R. Ruiz wrote:
Ashley Williams wrote:
Ashley,
Check in your repository if there is a
maven-myplugin-plugin-RELEASE.version.txt in your plugin dir (along the LATEST
file). If not, add these lines to your plugin POM then re-launch m2 install :
org.apache.maven.plugins
maven-myplugin-plugin
Ashley Williams wrote:
I've written a simple plugin that I wish to call from the command
line rather than as part of the project, just like m2 clean:clean, so
as such I've used the 'execute' goal annotation.
However no matter what I try maven seems to look for a RELEASE plugin
somewhere i
