Put something like this in your settings.xml:
default
true
scp://XX:YY@IP:/app_home/backup
Then you can refer to ${target-url} in your POM.
On 3/20/13, kishorej wrote:
> Hi,
> Instead of pom.xml i need to use it
Hi,
Instead of pom.xml i need to use it settings.xml and how to call that or
use it in pom.xml
Thanks,
kishore.J
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You can put a profile section in your settings.xml and define properties in
it that will be available to your POM.
On Mar 19, 2013 6:34 AM, "kishorej" wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I am using copy-maven-plugin for copying the .tar.gz from my hudson
> machine(artifact) to the development server. I am using
Why not using a ssh key with no password ?
Alternatively you can let the server download the file via a simple cron
script .(from hudson or even nexus or other MRM; nexus has a simple rest
api for that).
On Tue, Mar 19, 2013 at 2:34 PM, kishorej wrote:
> Hi,
> I am using copy-maven-plugin
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Subject: Copy-maven-plugin and settings.xml
Hi,
I am using copy-maven-plugin for copying the .tar.gz from my hudson
machine(artifact) to the development server. I am using username, password,
server ip and
Hi,
I am using copy-maven-plugin for copying the .tar.gz from my hudson
machine(artifact) to the development server. I am using username, password,
server ip and path as hard coded in my pom instead of settings.xml. Could
you please any one help me how to do the same in settings.xml file.
