> Date: Sat, 12 Jan 2013 02:00:38 -0800
> From: stade...@datazug.ch
> To: users@maven.apache.org
> Subject: Re: Deploy a project to multiple locations
>
> The thread shows different assumptions about " a project" because "deploying
> a project" needs
Hello,
after a while I found a possible way to accomplish the task. Based on
http://javarevisited.blogspot.de/2011/12/parse-xml-file-in-java-example-tutorial.html
I wrote a plugin. According my colleagues it works fine. for the next
step I want to extend is so it can be run under Unix/Linux and Wi
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Agreed .. ideally your build publishes an environment independent package
to a repository server and then your deployment tool retrieves it from
there and deploys it in all your environments.
This could be Maven on both sides but there are other tools better suited
for deployment e.g.. puppet, che
Hi Jörg,
> first you should be more precise on what you really want to do, e.g. by making
> an example.
I have web project that contains some subprojects. As
The super-pom calls the pom.xml from the subprojects and invoke they.
Each single project are more or less indiependet from each other and
Hello Patrick,
thanks for the idea. I will it suggest to the project team. Maybe they
will change thrier mind
2013/1/11 Patrick Turcotte :
> Hi Rainer,
>
> As simple as
>
> mvn -P profileName
>
> So your batch file could look like
> mvn -P profileToDeployOnServer1
> mvn -P profileToDeployOnServer
Hi everybody,
first you should be more precise on what you really want to do, e.g. by making
an example.
I assume that you are talking about environment specific settings.
So e.g. you have different environments like test, stage, live or maybe also
linux, windows, mac.
The best practice is to ke
Isn't this what installers are for?
Maven is for programmers. Programmers are not system administrators and
should not be building artifacts that are specific to run-times.
It is good to build tools that let System Administrators install your
artifacts correctly.
If you have both jobs, just make
Hi Rainer,
As simple as
mvn -P profileName
So your batch file could look like
mvn -P profileToDeployOnServer1
mvn -P profileToDeployOnServer2
mvn -P profileToDeployOnServer3
For more info, take a look at
http://maven.apache.org/guides/introduction/introduction-to-profiles.html
Patrick
On 13
BTW we are assuming (and this is an assumption) that you don't need to
change your artifact for each deployment artifact.
If you need to "tweak" the artifact for each deployment destination then
you actually need to create a separate module for each deployment
destination, as using profiles to mod
ship-maven-plugin@mojo
On 11 January 2013 10:39, Rainer Völschow wrote:
> Hi Patrick,
>
> one part of my question was, how can I pass the profiles to pom.xml
>
> > If what you want is to deploy a war with different servers (possibly with
> > different configurations), you could use profiles.
>
Hi Patrick,
one part of my question was, how can I pass the profiles to pom.xml
> If what you want is to deploy a war with different servers (possibly with
> different configurations), you could use profiles.
It seems there is no way that I can use Maven only. So I go into
myself and try to look
Hello Wayne,
you were right with you words that my goal is to distribut my project
to a location outside Maven.
2013/1/10 Wayne Fay :
>> at my work I've got the task to develop a maven build script, that is
>> able to deploy a project to different server enviroments. According my
>
> "deploy" has
Hi,
If what you want is to deploy a war with different servers (possibly
with different configurations), you could use profiles.
And if you want to do it for all of them in one go, you could write a
script (bat, bash) that would wrap it.
Patrick
On 13-01-10 10:43 AM, Rainer Völschow wrote:
This is actually best left to Jenkins, isnt it?
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On Thu, Jan 10, 2013 at 1:46 PM, Wayne Fay wrote:
> > at my work I've got the task to develop a maven build script, t
> at my work I've got the task to develop a maven build script, that is
> able to deploy a project to different server enviroments. According my
"deploy" has a certain meaning in Maven. It means to package up an
artifact and push it to a (single) Maven Repository. From there, you
can push the arti
Hello folks,
at my work I've got the task to develop a maven build script, that is
able to deploy a project to different server enviroments. According my
resaerch in the Internet, it seems that the maven-invoker-plugin is
the only once option for that. I visited the homepage of that plugin
servera
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