Hello Emmanuel,
I wasn't able to remove the notifiers, because there were no remove buttons
:-)
I re-installed continuum again with a fresh database, let's see, if it works
now.
Regards,
Martin
Emmanuel Venisse wrote:
For the notifiers, it's the same procedure.
If you want to look at
Hello everyone,
I need some help. I tried to include the Ant task scp in my Maven2 pom.xml
by defining taskdef name=scp classname=com.jcraft.jsch.JSch / using
the maven-antrun-plugin. But it doesn't work Embedded error: No public
execute() in class com.jcraft.jsch.JSch. If you want to start
Hi,
I need some help. I tried to include the Ant task scp in my Maven2 pom.xml
by defining taskdef name=scp classname=com.jcraft.jsch.JSch / using
the maven-antrun-plugin. But it doesn't work Embedded error: No public
execute() in class com.jcraft.jsch.JSch. If you want to start this task in
Hi,
I wonder if anyone have a nice solution to the following nuisance.
I have a multi module maven project in which one of the modules is the
webapp and the other contains services and utilities libraries.
I would like to be able to debug the code, and update a class in any module
and have that
This was our own error, and not something caused by
maven-surefire-plugin.
There was an override of java.io.tmpdir in the top POM of the
project. A result of copy'n paste from a different project at a point
in time when we understood very little about the way maven operated.
Sorry for the
Lukas Theussl wrote:
Check the docs for maven.jar.override:
http://maven.apache.org/maven-1.x/using/managing-dependencies.html
Thanks. I looked at this and it wasn't clear to me whether override
meant that an entry had to be present in the project.xml which was
subsequently overridden by
maven = maven2
On 15/03/07, Mikael Andersson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I wonder if anyone have a nice solution to the following nuisance.
I have a multi module maven project in which one of the modules is the
webapp and the other contains services and utilities libraries.
I would like to
Hi,
The problem with this solution (separate the war project into a classes
and a webapp part) is that the IDEs and a Testserver will not be able to see
the project as a whole -- you'll just have a dependency on the jar as a
library and will not be able to reload the classes when working on a
Hello everyone.
Again I need your help. I want my Maven2 build process not to build a jar if
no content for inclusion is marked. But the Lifecycle phase packaging should
still be executed with the binded plug-in. How can I realise that?
Thanks for your effort
Greetings
Christian Clauss
That's indeed a nice workaround for a failure inside the maven2 plugin.
I've set up these externaltools and nog it's ok.
It's rather a pitty that the build-in functionality (e.g. maven2 install)
fails
because the pmd:pmd mojo cannot be executed.
If anybody has any idea why it's failing, please
Hi,
further care must be taken when writing plugins considering that maven can
be embedded. Maven sort of acts as a container for code. And maven itself
can be embedded.
In particular, I haven't seen any documentation that clearly states what the
plugin developers should do to ensure their
i also tried moving the common system properties into the
configuration element of the plugin while keeping specific ones into
the configuration of each execution block..
yet without no luck: tests are not executed with the correct properties set.
On 3/14/07, Valerio Schiavoni [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi William,
Does anyone know why I get:
[WARNING] Error loading report
org.apache.maven.plugin.taglist.TagListReport - AbstractMethodError:
canGenerateReport()
when executing 'mvn site' with the taglist-maven-plugin?
plugin
groupIdorg.codehaus.mojo/groupId
I will be out of the office starting 03/15/2007 and will not return until
03/19/2007.
I will respond to your message when I return.
I am using cruisecontrol to build a multimodule project.
The problem I am observing is that if projects A and B are checking in at
the same time and B depends on A the order that they are built in is not
set.
This means that if B builds before A then the build will fail.
I have had a look
Define two builds, one just to run the tests and report them. The
second build to just do the site.
On Wed, 14 Mar 2007 11:47:07 +0100, Erik Ruisma
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Hello all,
I'm not quite sure if this is a continuum or a Maven question, but I
thought
to post first on the Continuum
Hi all,
I added a Maven 2.0 project with some sub-projects. Now I can see all
sub-projects in the Show projects panel.
I wanted to remove the sub-projects, because I don't want to allow users to
build them separately.
But I get an error-message when removing the project. How can I remove this
Hi!
I'm trying to add a new project (from svn) to continuum, but how can I
specify the credentials (svn required authorization) in the initial add?
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It's a known bug in 1.0.3 that appear sometimes.
if you remove first build definitions on your projects, you'll can after remove
your projects.
Emmanuel
Martin M a écrit :
Hi all,
I added a Maven 2.0 project with some sub-projects. Now I can see all
sub-projects in the Show projects panel.
I will be out of the office starting 03/15/2007 and will not return until
03/19/2007.
I will respond to your message when I return.
Hi Emmanuel,
thanks for the gint.
Now I get an error message, that the Notifiers can't be removed.
I think there might be some more bugs, so is there any change to get a list
of all tables created by continuum, that I can clean them manually?
Regards,
Martin
Emmanuel Venisse wrote:
It's a
Hi Aidan.
We've done both on one of our engagements.
We first were building all dependencies too, then using a reactor build.
Lately, I've tended for the fail fast approach.
We have a large number of discrete projects in a single cruisecontrol
installation.
Increasingly, we're tending to let
Hi List,
Is there a maven command/plugin/etc. that I could use to generate a
simple text file that lists all of the dependencies for a certain
project?
For example, I'd like to see this if I'm in projectA's directory:
projectA
jarA
jarA-A
jarA-v
jarB
jarS-2
jarZXY
jarC
The maven-dependency-plugin [1] might have some functionality
available that you would find helpful. Otherwise the output of mvn -X
package provides some ugly text in an indented fashion, similar to
how you've typed it.
[1] http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-dependency-plugin/usage.html
That's getting close... is there a way to disable all of the debug
statements that have to do with fetching POMs and JARs from remote
repositories that are sprinkled in between the indented text?
-Original Message-
From: Wayne Fay [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 15, 2007
Hi,
I'm actually evaluating Artifactory as repository proxy/cache and today played
a bit with the maven-release-plugin (2.0-beta-5-SNAPSHOT; more precisely
maven-release-plugin-2.0-beta-5-20070301.114416-5.jar according to my local
repository).
My pom.xml started with the following:
?xml
I want to use features of 2.2-SNAPSHOT assembly plugin, but now its time to
release my project. The release plugin refuses to prepare my project until
I use the released version of the assembly plugin. I have two choices:
1) revert back to 2.1 release of assembly plugin,
2) build and
Hi Jörg,
Thanks for your reply. I have a couple of questions about your layout.
1. You have two parent poms. One in a sub directory for performing a
release, and another at the top level to link all modules together for
dependency resolution, is this correct?
2. You say your .links/trunk
Further information:
It seems to work if I configure the assembly plugin like this, but can
someone explain:
plugin
artifactIdmaven-assembly-plugin/artifactId
!-- 495495 is subversion id of snapshot we use (AFAIK) --
version2.2.495495/version
dependencies
There is not currently any way to filter the logging statements. This
is under discussion on Maven Dev list recently as an area which
requires improvement.
So until then, I'd suggest liberal usage of sed, awk, grep, etc. ;-)
Wayne
On 3/15/07, Patrick Schneider [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Ian,
There is a maven-dependency-tree-plugin in the sandbox that does exactly
this. I think we where talking about merging it with maven-dependency
but it hasn't happened yet. We are currently merging the
dependency-analyzer first.
-Original Message-
From: Wayne Fay [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On 15/03/07, Brian E. Fox [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There is a maven-dependency-tree-plugin in the sandbox that does exactly
this. I think we where talking about merging it with maven-dependency
but it hasn't happened yet. We are currently merging the
dependency-analyzer first.
It's actually
Not sure if this is considered a user thing or a dev thing -
I am working on a custom plugin to help generate some documentation,
so far existing examples have been helpful but I am not clear on some
aspects of plugin configuration. Specifically, I'm getting an NPE
when I try to provide an
Hi All
Is there a way to pass username of continuum to a maven??
Like when some user logs into continuum and kick of the maven build, at
the maven end is there any way to get the name of that continuum user
using any properties like ${continuum.user.id} like that?
Thanks,
Raghurajan
Please use continuum-users@maven.apache.org
[EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
Hi All
Is there a way to pass username of continuum to a maven??
Like when some user logs into continuum and kick of the maven build, at
the maven end is there any way to get the name of that continuum user
using any
Hi,
When i run maven with some repositories defined in a profile in settings.
And call maven in an empty directory, the only repo i grab is central.
Is there an alternative way than ${project.remoteArtifactRepositories}
to grab the repos ?
Should i fill a jira ?
Regards,
Raphaël
Seems like Maven should use all the repos defined in the profile,
assuming you activated it properly. Sounds like a bug to me, too.
Fairly simple to make a test case so make sure you do that and include
it with the jira.
Wayne
On 3/15/07, Raphaël Piéroni [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
When i
Hi All
Is there a way to pass username of continuum to a maven??
Like when some user logs into continuum and kick of the maven build, at
the maven end is there any way to get the name of that continuum user
using any properties like ${continuum.user.id} like that?
Thanks,
Raghurajan
is this a correct test case ?
1. create a settings file with a profile setting somealternative repo
with activation by default
2. create a sample mojo with only
${project.remoteArtifactRepositories} which fails if it doesn't find
the defined repoin it.
An alternative test could be activate by
Hello.
I know I can remove it, but something is going through the minds of the
Maven developers to have it there as default. What is the point of
having the text SNAPSHOT in a jar compiled under Maven?
Owen.
Are you using the released 2.0 version of the maven-changelog-plugin?
IIRC this issue has been fixed.
George Stragand wrote:
The the url element inside the scm element defines the root of the scm
site;
all good. Example (removed other items from snippets):
scm
Yea yea yea...
With some trivial googling, I found
http://www.developer.com/lang/article.php/3510331 provided a sufficient
answer to this question. Consequently, as I am the sole developer, I
removed it on the project in which I'm working.
Owen.
-Original Message-
From: Owen Thomas
Hi
I want maven2 first look up artifacts in my own repository , if not found ,then
the central repository.
How should I config in the settings.xml
Thanks for any advise?
Jesse
Well I have to be sorry for not to investigate the issue I wrote about.
If the issue is the same all your tests really successfull are (big
admires). In my opinion this issue comes most likely from the corrupted OS
as like the one I'm running on (xp sp2) or some other hidden cause, surely
not
On 3/15/07, JesseLiu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I want maven2 first look up artifacts in my own repository , if not found ,then
the
central repository.
How should I config in the settings.xml
I don't think you can control the order repositories are searched.
What you could do is have your
Hello Maven Guru,
I saw a Tomcat-plugin sample that associates the plugin for the deployment
at install phase. Can anybody tell me how to associate it to deploy
phase. When I tried to switch phaseinstall/phase to
phasedeploy/phase, it asked me to specify repo URL. How do I avoid
this?
Thanks,
Hello Maven Gurus,
Got a another question here. Since whenever you use a standard target to
build, there is no way to avoid the prior steps (for example, mvn install
will always step through compile, test, package..), Can anybody tell me how
to use a customized goal in Maven2 to skip some or all
Hi,
I am working on Using Maven and cactus along with Clover for Integration
testing.Has anyone tried out something on similar lines.
It could be great if someone could provide a simple example for the same or
some useful links where i could find some examples.
Regards
Raju
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Hi,
We are using the maven ear plugin to build ear files containing several ejb
projects.
Each of these projects have a complex set of dependencies, not neccessarily
with
the same version. We specify the libraries to include in the ear in the
pom.xml of the
ear project, thus overriding any
2007/3/16, raju [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,
I am working on Using Maven and cactus along with Clover for Integration
testing.Has anyone tried out something on similar lines.
It could be great if someone could provide a simple example for the same
or
some useful links where i could find some
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