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You're welcome!
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Hi Marc!
You really made my day. Thank you very very much. I dont know how to thank
you.
Have a nice day.
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Hi Cem!
> But another question, why didnt my configuration work?
For pom, the 'war:war' goal is already bound to
the package phase (with the execution ID 'default-war'). With 'test2',
You added an additional execution with its own configuration.
Please take a look at the build output. You'l
Hi Marc,
Firstly, the configuration what you suggessted solved our problem.
Actually before posting last example here, I checked out source of the war
plugin and checked difference between two version of the files. I noted that
there was a change in the behaviour of the cache mechanism of the w
Hi Cem,
that example helped a lot, before seening that, I could only guess ...
The solution for Your problem is to set the 'useCache' parameter of the
maven-war-plugin to 'true'. Seems like the default value for this
parameter changed between the 2 plugin versions.
maven-war-plugin
Hi,
I attached a sample project.
You can compare with mvn clean prepare-package and mvn clean package
Check test.txt file and note that maven replace plugin logs.
http://maven.40175.n5.nabble.com/file/n3384991/Test.zip Test.zip
Also I dont know how did you conclude that I have not enough kn
>>> 1) Create an exploded directory of project
>>> 2) Make necessary processing at prepare package phase
>>> 3) Create a war which has processed files
> I am not sure that I understood everything very good but I changed my
> custom plugin lifecycle to 'process-resources'. It did not help me as
> I
Hi,
I am not sure that I understood everything very good but I changed my custom
plugin lifecycle to 'process-resources'. It did not help me as I expected.
(Cmd: "mvn clean war:exploded package")
At the logs I could see successfully processed files. My custom plugin is
processing sources without
Just for curiosity: what happens if You configure the 'prepare-war'
execution of Your test configuration for the 'process-resources' phase?
As Your custom plugin goal and the 'war:exploded' goal are both
configured for the same phase, are You sure that they're really executed
in the estimated or
Also tried such configuration to test. It is still changing that processed
files with unprocessed files.
org.apache.maven.plugins
maven-war-plugin
2.1.1
prepare-war
prepare-package
exploded
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Hi,
I have an application which was working with maven 2.1-beta-1 quite good.
However after upgrading my war plugin I started to have a problem regarding
packaging my application.
Short decription: Running this command
mvn clean war:exploded package
Detailed Description:
I would like to make
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