Hi,
When using the maven eclipse plugin and generating the .project and
.classpath files,
i want to add a include file or class folder to the classpath. The include
option seems not to
function any solution to this ?
Greetings
Marco Pas
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Hi All,
I have an issue when I run reactor from my base project.xml.
I get a BUILD FAILED with following message:
...
Element... m:reactor
Line.. 17
Column 40
...
Unable to obtain goal [reeferbk-dist] -- ... ant:copy Warning:
Could not find file ~/projects/MyPrj/target/taglib.xml to
Hi all.
I'm just wondering... Have you ever attempted to create a dependency
without the version/ or jar/
tags?
Maybe I'm stupid, but I'd expect Maven to look for a jar
${dep.groupId}/jars/${dep.artifactId}.jar - but instead
it attempts to locate ${dep.groupId}/jars/${dep.artifactId}-.jar :-/
Hello
I would like to use the maven:addPath property,
so should the following be possible, I get a nullpointer exception and it
shows
UnattainableGoalException: Unable to obtain goa. [java:compile]
in maven.xml:
preGoal name=java:compile
ant:path id=eventsystem.srcs
Marco Pas wrote:
When using the maven eclipse plugin
You should probably direct such questions to the eclipse plugin mailing
list:
http://mevenide.sourceforge.net/mail-lists.html
Cheers,
Daniel
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Daniel Bonniot wrote on Friday, February 27, 2004 2:31 PM:
Marco Pas wrote:
When using the maven eclipse plugin
You should probably direct such questions to the eclipse plugin
mailing list:
http://mevenide.sourceforge.net/mail-lists.html
Well, I think the original poster did not mean the
On Fri, 2004-02-27 at 07:46, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all.
I'm just wondering... Have you ever attempted to create a dependency
without the version/ or jar/
tags?
You need to have a version element. If you want to override the naming
convention we force you to use the jar/ element. But
Not that this is something which would jump right out at a person, but
if you check the XSD definition for the project.xml file (see
$MAVEN_HOME/project.xsd), I believe you'll see that the version tag is a
required element. Therefore, the XML document isn't even valid without
it. The reason maven
I have a project with 4sub-modules and use the reactor to build them.
My project maven.xml should now copy all module-jars and all dependencies of the
modules into a single dir.
I tried the deploy:copy-deps but this works only when it used in a
module-maven.xml.
After that I tried this:
I have a quick and, I hope, easy question for you
guys. I have the xdoclet output location setup to
output to the target dir as follows (build.properties)
maven.xdoclet.hibernatedoclet.destdir=${maven.build.dir}/xdoclet/hibernatedoclet
However, I find that xdoclet outputs the xml files to
no
I am using xdoclet/hibernate and do not see that behavior.
Location 2 and 3 might be bugs.
I also have
maven.xdoclet.hibernatedoclet.destdir=${maven.build.dir}/xdoclet/hibernatedoclet
and the generate .hbms are only in that folder.
Do you have something set up in project.xml resources that might
--- Tim Chen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am using xdoclet/hibernate and do not see that
behavior.
Location 2 and 3 might be bugs.
I also have
maven.xdoclet.hibernatedoclet.destdir=${maven.build.dir}/xdoclet/hibernatedoclet
and the generate .hbms are only in that folder.
Do you have
Well.. I only ask cause I'm using xdoclet/hibernate combo and it is
working just fine. (only generates it to the location I ask).
Just out of curiousity:
What version of XDoclet are you using?
Can you paste your project.properties and build section from your
project.xml?
-Tim
Eric Merritt
--- Tim Chen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well.. I only ask cause I'm using xdoclet/hibernate
combo and it is
working just fine. (only generates it to the
location I ask).
Just out of curiousity:
What version of XDoclet are you using?
Can you paste your project.properties and build
section
Okay.. I dont see anything obvious in there (someone else might).
Do you have anything in your maven.xml that would relate to this?
Or are you calling the xdoclet-hibernate task directly from the cmd line?
-Tim
Eric Merritt wrote:
--- Tim Chen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well.. I only ask cause
go into your repository and look in your local repository, the
$MAVEN_HOME_LOCAL/plugins/maven-xdoclet-plugin-1.2
Look at the plugin.properties, you can see all the defaults used, that
you can override.
The plugin.jelly is a monster, about 11,000 lines of code. But it is
worth the look.
Tim
lots of licensing issues to deal with there, some folks just don't want
their jars uploaded to ibiblio -- even though you can download them for
free from the source!
Just add the needed directories to your $MAVEN_HOME_LOCAL, for example:
mkdir $MAVEN_HOME_LOCAL/repository/jstl/jars
and stick it
Hello,
I keep receiving the following error when trying to run the JAX-RPC ant
tasks from within Maven. I just cannot seem to find the problem. I have a
suspicion that I'm in ClassLoader hell, but I'm not sure. I'm using JDK
1.4.2_03, Maven-1.0-rc1, and JWSDP-1.3.
The strangest thing is that if
In this article just under the warning,
http://maven.apache.org/start/install.html
the directions say,
For Windows:
%MAVEN_HOME%\bin\install_repo.bat %HOME%\.maven\repository
I understand %MAVEN_HOME% but I do not understand %HOME%.
Exactly what are they referring to
Request and String have been there since Feb 2003 and Sept 2003
respectively.
If you need other ones there then put a request through JIRA.
In the meantime (or instead of) you can always host your own repository.
Create a directory on your webserver and add files just as you would see
them on
Apparently the attachments didn't work. Here is the strange *.h file:
/* DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE - it is machine generated */
#include jni.h
/* Header for class com_sun_tools_javac_Main */
#ifndef _Included_com_sun_tools_javac_Main
#define _Included_com_sun_tools_javac_Main
#ifdef __cplusplus
%HOME% is your windows user account home.
If you want to share your repository, do not put it in any one person's
home directory, I use
C:\mavenrepository
and everybody on the system has access.
George Hester wrote:
In this article just under the warning,
No, we just need to get them up and available in
/www/www.apache.org/dist/java-repository on minotaur, they'll be
published onto ibiblio using the rsync Jason's running between the two.
Notice: Apache Projects should all be publishing thier jars onto
java-repository not via requests to
Thanx for your help. Licensing should not be a problem in this case.
The whole jakarta-taglibs project uses the Apache Software License. So
you can redistribute it in anny form including a public repository.
lots of licensing issues to deal with there, some folks just don't
want their jars
Alright I think you are talking about these environment variables:
ALLUSERSPROFILE for All Users or for me as the Adminstrator:
USERPROFILE
%HOME% equals one of the above?
Is that correct? I would make a repository folder under C:\Documents and
Settings\%profile% and then that's that?
This
open a command window and just type
set
and you'll see the whole pile of environment variables.
I advise against using any directories in maven that contain spaces,
such as Documents And Settings. While they're convenient for we
humans, some jelly scripts tokenize on white space and things can
I hope this hasn't been asked too many times before, but...
Is it possible for me to add some menu items to the navigation
generated by the multiproject plugin? It appears that my
xdocs/navigation.xml just overwrites (instead of merges) the one
created by multiproject:create-nav.
Thanks,
Jim
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