First, what you're trying to do is not the normal use case for Maven as a
build tool. I'd say you want to use Maven as some kind of utility.
Therefore, the way to solve your need is not as straight forward as
following the Maven way.
So, first, do you really need to use Maven? Why not continue to
thanks Anders.
I am beginner on maven. So can you please how to do that If you still want
to use Maven, I'd say the best way to solve things is to
deploy the war to a Maven repo in your current build (you can use the Maven
Ant task or any proprietary API for your repo manager). You then create
Ant Maven task: use Google. There info out there.
Repo manager API: Talk to the people at your organization who manages this.
If you still need help, ask on the users list of that repo manager.
/Anders
On Tue, Mar 29, 2011 at 08:29, ensienne t.zei...@gmail.com wrote:
thanks Anders.
I am
google is your friend: maven ant tasks deploy
- Stephen
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On 29 Mar 2011 07:30, ensienne t.zei...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello,
I have started using maven2.
I want to deploy a non-build maven war in local installed tomcat with maven.
After long search, I have found this:
4.0.0
deploy_war
DeplyWarTomcat
1.0-SNAPSHOT
war
DeplyWarTomcat
http://maven.apache.org
I have started using maven2.
I want to deploy a non-build maven war in local installed tomcat with maven.
After long search, I have found this:
4.0.0
deploy_war
DeplyWarTomcat
1.0-SNAPSHOT
war
As you can see, your email client stripped the XML. Go post this at
pastebin.org and send
Sorry I can not understand what do you ask me to do
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You are right.
I will attach my pom.xml with this post.
That is it http://maven.40175.n5.nabble.com/file/n4268650/pom.xml pom.xml
I don't nderstant how to define the path to the war generated by a non build
maven.
thank you very much for any help
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Now this is the right link to the pom.xml: http://pastebin.com/9yZri8Xm
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I don't nderstant how to define the path to the war generated by a non build
maven.
I don't understand your question. Tell us in the simplest possible
terms what you have, what you are trying to get, and what you have
tried that has failed.
Wayne
I have a war generated by a non build maven.
this war is placed in /home/usr/ws/myapp/target/app.war
I want to create a maven project that can deploy this war into installed
tomcat (/usr/home/tomcat-6), launch it.
The next step is to run some selenium tests on this war.
I have created a maven
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