Hello,
Since a few months, some European mirrors have become increasingly
unreliable. For example, maven.sateh.com is missing some packages
which were distributed in June, mirrors.dotsrc.org is missing some
dated from February (for example, asm/asm/3.0)!
I talked to the admins of dotsrc
Quoting Carlos Sanchez [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
you can try cica.es too, that's up to date
http://maven.apache.org/guides/mini/guide-mirror-settings.html
Thanks, I'll keep that in mind :-)
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Quoting Jason van Zyl [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Do other people have the same problems? If so, is someone working
on a solution? For example, by creating a main site for mirrors
only (i.e. closed to the general public so mirrors can get the
updates in a timely manner). Or can mirrors connect
Jorg Heymans schrieb:
Since a few months, some European mirrors have become increasingly
unreliable. For example, maven.sateh.com is missing some packages
which were distributed in June, mirrors.dotsrc.org is missing some
dated from February (for example, asm/asm/3.0)!
Any particular
Hello,
I'd like to call your attention to this discussion:
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-3083
The issue here is that the Derby Network Server looks for a JAR called
derbynet.jar on the classpath ... by *name*. Of course, when I use
Maven, the JAR is called
this.
Any ideas?
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code would be nice, too. Don't forget to post here if you find a
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fogwolf [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb am 11.10.2006 16:39:43:
Thanks for the suggestion. This Eclipse plugin looks good does a lot
of
what the plugin I've written does, but I'd still like
by SAX simply
doesn't know about any classes loaded by the maven classloader.
*expletive deleted*
Is it possible to create a plugin which uses Xalan 2.8.1 despite the fact
that maven has its own Xalan in lib/endorsed and with Java 1.5?
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path after maven's dependency mechanism has
downloaded it for me.
This also means I cannot ask for ${project.dependencies} because it's a
dependency of the plugin, not the project.
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The next idea was to browse the Repositories but how do I ask a repository
for an artifact? (Note: this artifact is *not* in the dependency list of
the current POM!)
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plugin's POM (*not* the POM of
the current project) to load the version number from there. Is there a
way?
I guess I could use a filter :-/
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Dan Tran [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb am 12.10.2006 12:14:47:
How do I
in mind that maven is also used by non-apache
projects which just might not like the idea to be relicensed automatically
;-)
Please create the plugin in such a way that a different license can be
specified easily. Also, allow to specify where it should go to in the
release.
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wrong with 2.0.4711? Isn't it major.minor.patchlevel?
I see no reason to add another level which doesn't add any useful
information.
The confusion of users would only happen if there was no hint what
happened to 2.0.6, so we just need a complete changelog.
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Brett Porter [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb am 30.10.2006 09:12:53:
I was thinking that as well, wrt testng. It would be really good to
establish some dependencies so that tests that are bound to fail
could just be skipped if an earlier one fails. Also, the groups would
is in
the JAR, etc) but u2 is *always* null.
I've been looking at the Java VM source (Sun) and getResource() just calls
getClassLoader0() just like getClassLoader() does (there is no
SecurityManager installed).
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-POM problem is not related to my solution!)
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Please also consider http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MPMD-44 (allow to
specify a ruleset in the POM) because it's just a single line change. I've
tested the patch here and it works OK for me.
With those two: +1
Without those two: 0
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the repository.
[DEBUG]
org.apache.maven.plugins:maven-resources-plugin:maven-plugin:2.2:runtime
(selected for runtime)
Does anyone have any idea what the problem could be?
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What's wrong?
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Hello,
I updated Archiva today and tried to compile it. The mvn install
aborts
with NoClassDefFoundError
After cleaning my local repository and the cached repositories in my
Archiva proxy, I could compile again.
While this works, it's sub-optimal. How do I debug an error like this?
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Hello,
I updated Archiva today
Please post the error.
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Tom Huybrechts a écrit :
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This plugin uses sourcelevel 1.5:
https://svn.codehaus.org/mojo/trunk/mojo/mojo
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with the official
snapshots.
If the plugin is released with the very same version, you have to delete
it manually on your side but until then, you can work.
How about a -PATCH version? :-)
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be. As it is, the solution is
simple (at least when you're used at how simple it is to setup and compile
maven projects) and the question is how useful such a patch mechanism will
be (ie. how often can you fix your problems with it?).
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are useful and which only look good
but don't really work.
Incidentially, I'd like to see a tool which can show me what phases there
are and which plugin binds to which phase (in order to debug
execution/dependency problems like
https://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MSOURCES-11).
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in which
you can specify arbitrary phases and say this phase depends on that one.
So I could say package depends on prepackage-tomcat-war and maven sorts
everything out.
This of course means maven has to load all plugins (or at least the
configs) at startup.
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users always wonder about and which you
could easily hide behind the scenes?
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MetaMake target resolution.
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your tests in another.
The question is not if it's a stupid thing to do, the question is: If I
*have* to, what do I do? Currently, my solution is to revert to ant and
control maven from there.
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to download something else from that
repository which fails and Maven blacklists it for the build. -U doesn't
help in this case. Check your log for download errors.
3. Have you tried to delete your local Maven repo? Or at least the
maven-metadata-*.xml files?
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something which it shouldn't
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Mojo C wants to run after A but before C. In MetaMake, I can say in C:
## C: A
## B: C
Now, the build order will be defined: A - C - B.
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Running mvn in debug mode so I can attach eclipse to the running
instance.
How do you do that?
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- Run the tests
How can I make sure in my mojo that the many copy resources are executed
in the right order?
The idea of lifecycle is good but only as a big framework in which you can
plug other things and you need a way to specify dependencies between the
other things, too.
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one. ;-)
The idea that you'll never have to fix a broken POM/JAR/whatever is just
ridiculous. :-) As I understand it, the repo admins are just very
reluctant to modify already published artefacts.
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So, what is the way forward?
The most simple solution right now is probably to add
http://repo1.maven.org/eclipse/ to your list of repositories in
settings.xml.
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Use dependencies in your pom.xml to specify what you need and maven will
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Hello,
I had a couple of problems with Maven's way to access the internet. For
example, if I wanted to redirect maven to the closest mirror, I would
have to define a whole lot of mirrors in my settings.xml. And it
wouldn't always work because different projects use different IDs.
Then, there are
Hello,
I had a couple of problems with Maven's way to access the internet. For
example, if I wanted to redirect maven to the closest mirror, I would
have to define a whole lot of mirrors in my settings.xml. And it
wouldn't always work because different projects use different IDs.
Then, there are
Brett Porter wrote:
Can anyone think of a use case other than the war plugin, or should we
just go with the pre-package phase?
I have these use cases:
- Filter or generate files for the site plugin (for example, extract
information out of the sources for apt files)
- Multi-Step source/unit
Quoting Graham Leggett [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
It looks like the plugin is not making an attempt to create the
directories in the repository before trying to upload the file to the
repository, thus the failure:
Have you tried with 1.0-beta-2 of wagon-webdav? This solved some
problems for me.
Hello,
This should be an FAQ but I couldn't find anything: How do I connect a
dependency of a mojo which uses commons-logging to the Maven logging?
In my case, I'm using the jasperreports mojo which uses the
jasperreports JARs which depend on commons-logging. Since nothing is
specified,
Quoting Graham Leggett [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Tue, January 30, 2007 1:55 pm, Aaron Digulla wrote:
Have you tried with 1.0-beta-2 of wagon-webdav? This solved some
problems for me.
Added the 1.0-beta-2 of wagon-webdav like this:
build
extensions
extension
Quoting Graham Leggett [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Have you tried with 1.0-beta-2 of wagon-webdav? This solved some
problems for me.
Which version of the maven-deploy-plugin do you use? Have you tried 2.3?
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It's not the universe that's limited,
Hello,
My POMs have two parents: The one in the parent directory and the one
which supplies them with the build defaults.
Out of necessity, they can't be the same POM. The ../pom.xml just
specifies the build order. The POM specified with the parent element
supplies the build config (for
Quoting Graham Leggett [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Can anyone confirm whether this plugin has ever worked for them, and if
so, what DAV server is being used? I am using httpd v2.0.52 as shipped
default with RHEL4.
I'm using wagon-webdav 1.0-beta-2 with maven-deploy-plugin 2.3
together with Archiva
Quoting Gregory Kick [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I'm writing a plugin that I would like to be able to use the saxon
XPath 2.0 implementation. I've got it working perfectly fine in my
unit tests, but when I try to run it as a mojo, it reverts back to
using the jdk XPathFactory. I would assume that
Quoting Jason Dillon [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I played around with this a little today, very nice.
How does DSMP handle SNAPSHOT updates?
Usually, I just forbid them :-) (see the allow and deny rules).
At work, I don't want SNAPSHOTs to pollute my environment, so I
disabled them. Even if a POM
Quoting John Casey [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Do you have even more plugin configuration in this third parent POM? If not,
why is it critical that the webapp/library projects can declare themselves
to be children of this POM (in addition to the type-specific POMs)? If you
do have more plugin
Quoting Joakim Erdfelt [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I'm the one responsible for the misguided repository.urlName concept.
Maybe you'd like to have a look at DSMP (http://www.pdark.de/dsmp/)
I'm using the repository ID to find out which user/password to use
during deploy but other than that, I'm ignoring
Quoting Brett Porter [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I don't think either of these are cases for 'package resources', but
general lifecycle improvements (Which are in the 2.1 design wiki).
I'm still arguing for a generic lifecycle management (where a mojo can
add any number of additional phases and maven
John Casey wrote:
That sparked the idea of having mixins. With mixins, I could separate
the two trees cleanly.
I'm still a little unclear on how mixins would be cleaner than two
levels of inheritance. If multiple levels of inheritance confuses the
site plugin, then that plugin
Hello,
I have a mojo which has dynamic parameters/properties which have to be
specified via the commandline.
When I'm in my execute() method, what do I have to call to see value
when I call mvn with -Dtest=value?
They aren't in MavenProject/Model.getProperties()...
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Quoting Franz Allan Valencia See [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Good day to you, Aaron,
add @parameter to your mojos field so that it can be configured in the pom.
How do I add @parameter to my mojo at runtime? :-)
Some background: I'm currently extending the archetype plugin. In my
new version, you
Stephane Nicoll wrote:
This release fixes all known issues.
** Improvement
* [MSOURCES-11] - When source plugin is used, it should make sure
it is invoked during install
YAY! +1 :-)
Just to be sure: You checked with a parent POM? (ie. when the source
plugin is configured in the *parent*
Mika Göckel wrote:
Hi!
My problem is, that I need to escape HTML entities in resource files
when coping them to target/test-classes.
Is it a good idea to extend resources-plugin to support something like
escapeHtml=true as attribute or is it a better idea to create a
completely new mojo?
Mika Göckel wrote:
Do you think of a chain of filters like in ant?
Maybe. One of the issues I've had was to make the plugin to replace
everything *except* ${basedir}. If I was able to write my own filters, I
could have solved that more easily (now, I just call an ant task
afterwards which
Jason Dillon wrote:
Yes Maven 2.0.x does allow you to configure a mirror for a repo, but
that is *not* what I am looking for.
Also, there is no corporate proxy, if I has the luxury of such a proxy
for my users then this would not be an issue. The problem is that my
users are all of the
Joerg Hohwiller wrote:
Hi there,
I have already used SWT and GWT together with maven. Both need native system
libraries at some specific point. This causes trouble when running code (e.g.
test-cases) with maven.
The latest 3.3 release of SWT includes the library files in the JAR! I
have no
Aaron Digulla schrieb:
Brian E. Fox schrieb:
I think it's safer to leave it at beta-6. Most people aren't expressing any
issues and if anyone has trouble, they can manually lock to beta-5. This is
safer than potentially downgrading everyone.
beta-6 doesn't work for me at all. I suddenly
Brian E. Fox schrieb:
I think it's safer to leave it at beta-6. Most people aren't expressing any
issues and if anyone has trouble, they can manually lock to beta-5. This is
safer than potentially downgrading everyone.
beta-6 doesn't work for me at all. I suddenly get:
Quoting Aaron Digulla [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
The bug is still there in 2.0.9. I've downloaded the source and the
bug lurks in this code:
MavenPluginCollector.java:
public PluginDescriptor getPluginDescriptor( Plugin plugin )
{
// TODO: include version, but can't do
Quoting Aaron Digulla [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Quoting Aaron Digulla [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
The bug is still there in 2.0.9. I've downloaded the source and the bug
lurks in this code:
MavenPluginCollector.java:
public PluginDescriptor getPluginDescriptor( Plugin plugin )
{
// TODO
Quoting Aaron Digulla [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
After an epiphany, I found the problem: A corrupt JAR file in the
repository. I've opened http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MNG-3523
The bug is still there in 2.0.9. I've downloaded the source and the bug
lurks in this code:
MavenPluginCollector.java
Dan Fabulich schrieb:
The sad tale of SUREFIRE-491 began when I tried to fix SUREFIRE-121.
http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/SUREFIRE-491
http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/SUREFIRE-121
The request seemed innocent enough. Wouldn't it be cool if you could
pass system properties to your tests,
Hi,
This may sound silly but I can't get this to work:
parent
groupIdch.globus/groupId
artifactIdglobus-parent-pom/artifactId
version${version.globus-parent-pom}/version
/parent
I tried to define the property via settings.xml,
Quoting Ralph Goers [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
It is currently working as designed. Maven won't resolve properties for
any of the items in the parent section. The pom below would be a
problem if it was actually installed into a repository as it would
require that the property be specified even if the
Quoting Stephen Connolly [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
What is the most simple way to include common dependencies, plugin configs
and properties in many POMs?
[...]
please vote for http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MOJO-1178
This has a goal called update-parent that will update the parent version in
the
Quoting Ralph Goers [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
It is currently working as designed. Maven won't resolve properties for
any of the items in the parent section. The pom below would be a
problem if it was actually installed into a repository as it would
require that the property be specified even if the
Quoting Stephen Connolly [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
you can use -DparentVersion=[1.3.4]
to force a specific version and it rewrites the pom without changing
any formatting or comments
That sounds very promising!
In fact, I've just downloaded the patch and found it's a complete plugin.
Here are a
Hi guys,
It's official: I'm through with the W3C and the stupid XML parsers which
came in it's wake. To allow to write XML filters and editors which don't
ruin the layout, I've started my own XML parser project DecentXML.
The main goals are to provide a library to manipulate exiting (small)
XML
Quoting Brett Porter [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I've got some code ready for you to try:
http://www.pdark.de/decentxml-1.0-SNAPSHOT-src.tar.gz
wrong list? :)
I've seen three Maven plugins which use their own code to manipulate
POM and other XML files in projects, so I guess this is the right list
Quoting Olivier Lamy [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,
In preparation of the maven-war-plugin, I'd like to release and
promote out of the sandbox the maven-filtering component version
1.0-alpha-1.
The goal of this component is to provide a common tool for maven
plugins to filtering resources.
If you're
Quoting John Casey [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I've got some code ready for you to try:
http://www.pdark.de/decentxml-1.0-SNAPSHOT-src.tar.gz
wrong list? :)
still, sounds cool. Are you parking this at SF or Codehaus or anywhere
like that? :-)
Currently, I'm hosting that on my own server; this was a
Jason van Zyl schrieb:
It's official: I'm through with the W3C and the stupid XML parsers which
came in it's wake. To allow to write XML filters and editors which don't
ruin the layout, I've started my own XML parser project DecentXML.
There are a couple that are decent. XMLBeans does a good
Hi,
I've finished all the main features and released version 1.0 of
DecentXML on Google Code: http://code.google.com/p/decentxml/
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Follow me and I'll show you something beyond
Michael McCallum schrieb:
there is already http://www.xom.nu/ that is worth considering... its goal
is
correctness and roundtripability ;-)... its mature and stable... i have used
it and been very happy
xom doesn't preserve whitespace in elements (no XML parser besides
DecentXML can do
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But I think looking at StAX and possibly trying to patch that to be
smarter about formatting, if necessary, might be a better route for us.
StAX can't preserve whitespace between attributes, between and the
element name, whitespace after the last
Hi,
I've released DecentXML last Friday.
Changelog: http://code.google.com/p/decentxml/wiki/Changelog
Tutorial: http://code.google.com/p/decentxml/wiki/Tutorial
In SVN you can find 1.2-SNAPSHOT which has a TreeIterator, too.
I suggest everyone who *writes* POM and other XML files to have a
Quoting Milos Kleint [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
how do you deal with newly added content? just overwriting a value for
existing elements is relatively easy.
I mean if I add a new dependency to the pom file, how do I make sure
it's properly indented? That's been the major issue for me now with
the jdom
Quoting Stuart McCulloch [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
StAX can't preserve whitespace between attributes, between and the
element name, whitespace after the last attribute and the , between /
and the end element name. Same goes for all pull parsers.
personally speaking, I don't actually mind if / foo
Quoting Jochen Wiedmann [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
As for patching it: StAX is a standard API (JSR-173). How big are my chances
that the standard API is going to be extended to allow the features I need?
No API forbids extending.
In Java, APIs are written by paranoid control freaks ;) Just try to
Quoting Jason van Zyl [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
StAX can't preserve whitespace between attributes, between and
the element name, whitespace after the last attribute and the ,
between / and the end element name. Same goes for all pull
parsers.
Why not fix StAX?
Because StAX is not meant to
Quoting Stephen Connolly [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
You can fix StAX, we know the authors. Even if you added an extension
property that turned on better whitespace handling that would be fine. I'm
not keen on pulling in another XML parser to be honest.
+1000...
*sigh*
Okay. Look at the last example
Quoting Michael McCallum [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Tue, 05 Aug 2008 19:28:47 Aaron Digulla wrote:
I mean, there was *no* XML parser which can do 100%
round-tripping before DecentXML. It's just a non-issue for the XML guys.
xom using xerces 2.6.7 was supposed to be able to do a complete round
Stuart McCulloch schrieb:
For example, the first version of the m2eclipse POM editor would remove all
comments after Add dependency. That's not cool. Those comments contained
references to web pages and explanations why some stuff was set up oddly.
yeah, I hate it when an editor zaps all
Stuart McCulloch schrieb:
Sorry. I've written code with about any XML parser out there and none of
them would even get close to what DecentXML can do. In DecentXML, there are
no private fields or methods. Everything is meant to be extended or reused.
It's meant to be useful instead of
Stuart McCulloch schrieb:
Why not fix StAX?
Because StAX is not meant to do this. I need to keep the original XML
source somewhere to be able to recreate anything you might have done. That
includes entities (and how you entered them originally) and all kind of
weird stuff that every XML
Jochen Wiedmann schrieb:
particular mode, one could supply and accept additional events. In the
case of white space around attributes, you could offer an extension of
the Attribute interface that informs about whitespace to the left and
to the right.
That's great. Can I also add new getters
Hello,
That didn't work well. Okay, since you don't believe me, here is an
(incomplete) list of changes I would need in StAX to be able to use it
for my work instead of having to write my own XML parser. Note: If you
feel like asking who would ever need that? while reading that list,
Quoting Jochen Wiedmann [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
That didn't work well. Okay, since you don't believe me, here is an
(incomplete) list of changes I would need in StAX to be able to use it for
my work instead of having to write my own XML parser.
I think here is a misunderstandment. The question was
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