odinet [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday, 3 May 2004 3:41 PM
> To: Maven Users List
> Subject: Re: pom.getPluginContext deprecated
>
>
> Brett Porter wrote:
>
> >>Besides, I would like to learn more about how maven plugins get
> >>resolved (as how
Brett Porter wrote:
Besides, I would like to learn more about how maven plugins get
resolved (as how maven matches a plugin when 2 versions of the same
plugin are installed).
Versionining is not well defined in Maven 1.x. All of the plugin
installation goals actually remove all previous ver
> When browsing the snapshot docs for the maven Project class I have
> noticed that the getPluginContext() method is now deprecated.
> I use it
> quite a lot to retrieve some plugin defined properties.The
> documentation says it should be replaced with 'tag', but I have know
> idea what it mea
oops, sorry.. my bad.. was intended to be a private mail :/
-- gd
Gilles Dodinet wrote:
hi guillaume,
suis alle sur le site de noga systemes (http://www.noga-systemes.com/,
right ? - cf. la vcard) et le site est plutot sobre ;) comment cela se
passe-t-il pour vous maintenant ? surbookes ?
b
hi guillaume,
suis alle sur le site de noga systemes (http://www.noga-systemes.com/,
right ? - cf. la vcard) et le site est plutot sobre ;) comment cela se
passe-t-il pour vous maintenant ? surbookes ?
btw, pour repondre a ta question, il s'agit de
org.apache.maven.jelly.tags.maven.PluginVarTa
When browsing the snapshot docs for the maven Project class I have
noticed that the getPluginContext() method is now deprecated. I use it
quite a lot to retrieve some plugin defined properties.The
documentation says it should be replaced with 'tag', but I have know
idea what it means (there is
Hi,
I've written my own plugin from where I want to access the properties of
another plugin (e.g.
${pom.getPluginContext('maven-test-plugin').getVariable('maven.test.reportsD
irectory')}, however this doesn't seem to work any more (I'm pretty sure it
worked bef
