Jochen Wiedmann wrote:
Sorry, but this seems to become a never ending story.
Just a remeark: The endless loop is still present with Maven 2.0.1.
Jochen
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Sorry, but this seems to become a never ending story.
As suggested on this list, I have added two "execution" steps to my POM.
Both have different ID's. (See below.) However, if I do an "mvn
package", or "mvn assembly:assembly" now, then an endless loop begins.
Any idea, what's wrong? I have
i think the infinite loop problem it has been fixed in svn
-Dan
On 12/11/05, Arnaud Bailly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I configured assembly into toplevel pom.xml for a multimodules project,
> exactly as indicated in dan tran's post and it goes into an endless
> loop !!
> Any idea about wha
I configured assembly into toplevel pom.xml for a multimodules project,
exactly as indicated in dan tran's post and it goes into an endless
loop !!
Any idea about what's going on ?
Is the assembly configuration inherited in children poms ?
How can I make a multi-modules assembly ?
Regards
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If you assigned an id to each that is different it will be ok.
- Brett
On 12/10/05, Jochen Wiedmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> dan tran wrote:
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> > you can run maven-assembly-plugin multiple times
>
> Thanks for the hint. I may be doing something wrong, but so far it
> doesn't work. Here's wha
Hi
you need to add an someId inside the element.
different for each execution.
Regards
Mark Donszelmann
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> From: Jochen Wiedmann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Saturday, December 10, 2005 7:38 PM
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dan tran wrote:
you can run maven-assembly-plugin multiple times
Thanks for the hint. I may be doing something wrong, but so far it
doesn't work. Here's what I did:
- Added the "executions" section to the assembly plugins configuration.
- Removed my existing "configuration" section.
- Invok
you can run maven-assembly-plugin multiple times
...
...
maven-assembly-plugin
package
...
assembly
Henry Isidro wrote:
You can override them by creating an assembly descriptor and placing bin
or src in the tag.
I see that I can specify *one* such descriptor via the plugins
"descriptor" property. But what, if I want to override both?
Haven't tried this yet, but you can use executions to
Jochen Wiedmann wrote:
Hi,
I'd like to use the assembly plugin for creating distributions. After
reading the documentation and doing some first attempts, I do have the
following questions:
- There are predefined ID's like "bin" and "src". These are (to me) very welcome
for reading as examples
Hi,
I'd like to use the assembly plugin for creating distributions. After
reading the documentation and doing some first attempts, I do have the
following questions:
- There are predefined ID's like "bin" and "src". These are (to me) very welcome
for reading as examples. However, they do not re
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