> There is already a tomcat plugin, there is already a jetty plugin. So there
> should be a httpd plugin.
...
> I think it would be better to have a simple build plugin for httpd support
> and having some conventions for the project to run it with apache httpd.
If you have an itch, feel free to sc
Of course I can use the maven-exec-plugin. This will cause the build file
to have two different configurations, one for windows, one for *ix. I will
need to have a configuration file (going through filtering because of
document-root setting to target/classes for example). That's possible.
Let me a
Hi,
> Yes, Starting/stopping
> Deploying to an instance (whatever that means)
>
> The most important thing I was thinking of is testing. That means
testing a
> web application with apache httpd and selenium. Testing a web app that
> requires mod_rewrite won't work at the moment because tomcat an
Yes, Starting/stopping
Deploying to an instance (whatever that means)
The most important thing I was thinking of is testing. That means testing a
web application with apache httpd and selenium. Testing a web app that
requires mod_rewrite won't work at the moment because tomcat and jetty are
not aw
Can you explain what do you want to achieve from Maven: start/stop an httpd
instance, deploy to an httpd instance, ... ?
Jeff
On Mon, May 21, 2012 at 6:20 PM, martin.eisengardt <
martin.eisenga...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> Hi.
>
>
> I looked around for some apache plugin (apache httpd) and did n
