Martijn Dashorst wrote on Monday, November 29, 2004 1:32 AM:
I'm creating a cruisecontrol build and I want the cruisecontrol
generated/published site to go to a subdirectory of our
released site,
in order to prevent overwriting our released site when a build fails.
Therefore I want to
Hi Dominik,
this is the code fragment I use to clean multi projects.
maven.xml of the main project:
util:available file=${maven.multiproject.basedir}
j:set var=multiproject.exists value=true/
/util:available
postGoal name=clean
j:if
Eventually just jarred them and placed in local repository...Thanx
Jeff
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How does one alter the location where maven places the dependency XML
file it creates(as part of the reports)?
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Hi Chris,
thanks for your advice. As long as there are no native mechanisms
implemented in maven your way looks like a feasible solution to me.
It'll bring me closer to what I'm trying to achieve.
Cheers,
Dominik
On Mon, 2004-11-29 at 09:29 +0100, Christian Mouttet wrote:
Don't know if this
Hi Michal,
I'm working at the moment on a maven 1.1 snapshot. It would be nice to
have this feature available in maven 1.1. I'll keep my eyes open to when
it is going to be introduced in maven 1.1.
Thanks,
Dominik
On Sun, 2004-11-28 at 16:03 -0800, Michal Maczka wrote:
The indicator if
Hi all,
Is it possible to ask maven to modify/create/update download.xml
so that I could add gzip links.
Thanx,
--mike
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Hi,
I'm trying to load a POM with a piece of code found in the test files :
Project project = MavenUtils.getProject(new
File(maven/test/maven/project1.xml));
project.initialize();
but I get a strange exception(the POM is valid because is teke it from a
project) :
annot evaluate method:
Hi,
I'm really new to Maven, and I need some pointers on what's the best way
on how to integrate Maven with a project I'm working on for my team.
My project is a Java application that has a Client Side and a Server
side. Right now, I'm only focusing to get Maven working with the Client
side.
Right now I have an Ant script written for each module, and another ant
script that call those three ant scripts in order to build the project.
How would I get Maven to do the same thing as my ant scripts?
Use the multiproject plugin. The next command do what you want :
maven
Hi again,
I found on the web that the log4j level should be set on WARN or INFO and the
problem disappear, but...
Now I get another exception...
My test class is:
protected void setUp() throws Exception {
// I don't know if I must set this property
All generated XMLs go to ${maven.gen.docs}, override it if you like.
-D
On Mon, 29 Nov 2004 12:18:29 +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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How does one alter the location where maven places the dependency XML
file it creates(as part of the reports)?
Jeff
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On Mon, 2004-11-29 at 10:36, Adrian Tarau wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to load a POM with a piece of code found in the test files :
What information are you trying to extract?
If you are trying to extract some simple pieces of information then I
will take this opportunity to whip up an example
Hi all,
I think there might be a small bug in the way dependencies are currently
being resolved?
SCENARIO:
Two (or more) dependencies with same name but different extensions and types
are specified in the POM:
dependency
groupIdmydep/groupId
artifactIdmydep/artifactId
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What I want is just to load a POM and eventually to make a jellybean to add
dynamical dependencies to a POM(useful for me to inject in application.xml some
ejb and jar dependencies which are made in the same project).
So if you have a small example which just load the POM, please tell me.
Searching the archives is faster than typing such a long email :)
Already fixed in CVS HEAD for Maven 1.1.
- Brett
On Mon, 29 Nov 2004 20:32:59 +0100, Jesper Linvald
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Hi all,
I think there might be a small bug in the way dependencies are currently
being resolved?
How can I force the maven to stop de build process, and display a message about
why the build was failed from a Java Bean called from build.xml?
I used taskdef at top level maven.xml. It is going to be inherited in module
level maven.xml files. I dont want to inherit this taskdef in module level.Pls
send solution for this problem.
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i want to send mail to the module owner. How can i send mail to module owner if
build fails. If anybody Know the solution plz forward me. Here is my log file
of out put.
suppose common moudle fails i want to send mail to common module owner.
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Rajas,
You should find setting the nagEmailAddress in the build section of
your POM for all the modules should get the job done for you.
-Corey
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