Hi,
You need to add the Mojo repo at codehaus too.
codehaus.org
CodeHaus Snapshots
http://snapshots.repository.codehaus.org
Yepp, somebody (read me) is planning on doing a WAS6 version too real
soon.
Yes I see it also, but I need to use Websphere 5.1 for my project.
Not sure that WAS6 will be a good candidate for my context.
Rémy
Did you grab from SVN?
https://svn.codehaus.org/mojo/trunk/mojo/mojo-sandbox/mojo-was using
TortoiseSvn
or
svn co https://svn.codehaus.org/mojo/trunk/mojo/mojo-sandbox/mojo-was
mojo-was
If you do that and run "mvn clean install site" on it from that (mojo-was)
directory it should build just fine
Hi
Yepp, somebody (read me) is planning on doing a WAS6 version too real soon.
Hemod
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> Hi Remy,
> shame on me... i didnt follow links as i did need plugin at
> that time...
>
ould build just fine. If you can't get it then yell and I'll
generate the site and zip it for you get.
Hermod
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Hi Marco,
shame on me... i didnt follow links as i did need plugin at that time...
> well, then your best bet is to go with WAS-specific
Hi Hermod,
If you do "mvn site" on the downloaded source, you will get a bunch of
samples in doc of the generated site that are clear and precise.
I already tried it but the build failed...
[INFO] [site:site]
[WARNING] Unable to load parent project from repository: Could not find the
model f
Hi Marco,
shame on me... i didnt follow links as i did need plugin at that time...
well, then your best bet is to go with WAS-specific ant task, call them
from maven-antrun plugin
a friend of mine (Mr Peter Pilgrim) has done some work on that..
i post here the link of his blog where he describe
Hi Remy,
shame on me... i didnt follow links as i did need plugin at that time...
well, then your best bet is to go with WAS-specific ant task, call them
from maven-antrun plugin
a friend of mine (Mr Peter Pilgrim) has done some work on that..
i post here the link of his blog where he describes h
Hi Marco,
Thanks for the information.
I now understand that the mojo-was project [1] contains two sub-project
- was5-maven-plugin [2] : a maven plugin. But the document is not really
clear and up-to-date ;
- was-plugin-anttasks : some custom ant tags that you can call from antrun
plugin. I did
Hi
got it.
Courtesy of mr hermod opstvedt
below was its messge (dated 12/11/06)
hth
marco
Hi
The plugin was developed by me. It is here:
Maven2 plugin(s): http://snapshots.maven
.codehaus.org/maven2/org/codehaus/mojo/mojo-was
SVN: https://svn.codehaus.org/mojo/trunk/mojo/mojo-sandbox/mojo-was
Hi Remy,
WAS has some custom ant tags for that...
you can call those tasks from antrun plugin.
that's solution one
solution two is one maven guy wrote some maven 1.1 code for that. it's
in the archive of this list
if i can find it i post it here
regards
marco
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Hi,
I'm also interested by a such plugin.
I need to generate Stub websphere classes for ejb modules.
Grab it from svn:
https://svn.codehaus.org/mojo/trunk/mojo/mojo-sandbox/mojo-was
Don't you have an example in order to be able to generate Stub websphere
classes ?
What about also maven-was5
Hi
Yes. There is one in the sandbox at codehaus.
Grab it from svn: https://svn.codehaus.org/mojo/trunk/mojo/mojo-sandbox/mojo-was
Hermod
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