SCM Tag in pom.xml

Hello, if i define an scm Tag in my Pom, should it be defined like: scm:svn:https://myserver.com/projekt/trunk/pom.xml or scm:svn:https://myserver.com/projekt/trunk Second seem to be more precise what Countunuum needs to checkout (All Projects on trunk) And later if i need to define

Re: SCM Tag in pom.xml

Hello Jens, Yep, scm:svn:https://myserver.com/projekt/trunk is correct. This directory is checked out when it is added into Continuum. It is added by specifying https://myserver.com/projekt/trunk/pom.xml in the web interface. Cheers! Nap On 7/24/07, Mac-Systems [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

can not log in after deploy the continuum

I set the admin account at the first page after I deployed the continuum. But I can not log in, whatever I create a password remind session, I can not log in.

war packaging creates an extra folder

Hello, Using maven2 and a pom.xml packagingwar/packaging I successfully create the war in place but I create an extra regular folder (not war,jar, other) with my webapp. why is that? project xmlns=http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0; xmlns:xsi=http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance;

ClassNotFoundException with maven and axis2 plugin

Hi, I'm having problems creating a webservice using the axis plugin. I'm trying to compile the file and everything is okay, the class file is where it should be, but the plugin (axis2-java2wsdl-maven-plugin) does not seem to find it. Here's the pom file : project

Re: Stumped with dependency problem

I'm not sure whether it's the xmlbeans bit that it's worried about but then complaining about commons-beanutils, I've specifically excluded xmlbeans-jsr173 in my pom from the dependency I _think_ it's coming from: I managed to 'find' a version of xmlbeans-jsr173 and deployed that to

dependency-plugin without forking

Is it possible execute dependency:analyze without having the dependency-plugin fork the build? We'd really like to have dependency:analyze execute as part of every build, but having all the phases execute twice is not going to be acceptable. Is there a way to stop the depdendency-plugin from

Re: plugin with resource dependency

Hello, using getClass().getClassLoader().getResource(pResource) AND converting the surrounding method from static to non-static did it. Thanks for your help. Martin Testrot [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Hello, is it possible to load a non-java resource from the classpath with:

Maven Hibernate, creating a web-app

Hi everyone, I'm a newcomer to Maven and Hibernate.. If i use the hibernate dependeny groupIdhibernate/groupId artifactIdhibernate/artifactId version3.2.4.sp1/version scopecompile/scope in a web-app that's built with Maven, using the postgresql database, and adding appropriate postgresql

Re: Stumped with dependency problem

On 24/07/2007, at 5:16 PM, Paul Smith wrote: I've been (slowly) porting our application to Maven 2.0.x. Run up against a very weird dependency problem with a project that refuses to build anymore. See the full mvn -X output, but the snippet that appears to me to be the problem is this:

Cobertura broken ?

plugin groupIdorg.codehaus.mojo/groupId artifactIdcobertura-maven-plugin/artifactId version2.1/version If i added the cobertura to my pom and run mvn site i get error like: [ERROR] There are test failures. [INFO] Preparing

Site build failure with cobertura and base pom

This is related to my earlier question about base poms and sites. By base pom, I mean a pom which has no code or other files associated with it. I am currently getting the failure below while trying to generate a site from the directory where my base pom is. Here is my base pom:

Re: Generate Version class

Java JDK has simple way to do this. If You know some class located in your jar file simple way to get implementation version from this jar's manifest file is to call this known class.getPackage().*getImplementationVersion*(). rgds, Markku Francois Fernandes wrote: Yes, you're right. But the

how can we configure a jar project?

hello all, can somebody tell me how can we just configure projets using Maven2?? Like while doing development of a jar module i want all jars should be referred from my local repository. So that compile time errors will be avoided.. In maven1, we do have a goal like configure . Once we run

Re: Blame Mechanism

Mac-Systems a écrit : On Continuum Website :http://maven.apache.org/continuum/continuum-features.html stands it supports Blame Mechanism. How can i benefit from it ? And how to use it! It isn't a real blame mechanism. In the build result page, you can see files modified since the latest

Re: maven logging issue

Are you using log4j directly? Or are you using it via commons logging? If the latter, you might have to configure commons logging to use something other than log4j (like the java log). If not, then I've not heard of this problem. Eric On 7/24/07, Dmitry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I've been

Re: dependency-plugin without forking

dependency:analyze is meant to help people check their project dependencies occasionally and fix accordingly? What use-case do you have for requiring it to run every time? If you just want a print-out, there is always the dependency report. Eric On 7/23/07, William Ferguson [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Maven Hibernate, creating a web-app

http://dwark.blogspot.com/2006/10/maven-2-hibernate-hsqldb.html Eric On 7/24/07, pinky88 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi everyone, I'm a newcomer to Maven and Hibernate.. If i use the hibernate dependeny groupIdhibernate/groupId artifactIdhibernate/artifactId version3.2.4.sp1/version

Re: Blame Mechanism

Emmanuel Venisse schrieb: Mac-Systems a écrit : On Continuum Website :http://maven.apache.org/continuum/continuum-features.html stands it supports Blame Mechanism. How can i benefit from it ? And how to use it! It isn't a real blame mechanism. In the build result page, you can see files

Re: Cobertura broken ?

This is a known issue, use version 2.0 - Original Message From: Mac-Systems [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Maven Users List users@maven.apache.org Sent: Tuesday, July 24, 2007 2:23:41 PM Subject: Cobertura broken ? plugin groupIdorg.codehaus.mojo/groupId

Re: SCM Tag in pom.xml

Mac-Systems a écrit : Hello, if i define an scm Tag in my Pom, should it be defined like: scm:svn:https://myserver.com/projekt/trunk/pom.xml or scm:svn:https://myserver.com/projekt/trunk This one is the correct one, you must not add pom.xml at the end. Second seem to be more precise

management of several projects on different OS

Hi, I try to manage builds for several projects (Windows or UNIX) with only one Continuum server. Does Continuum support this architecture? If yes, what extra tools do I have to use? (ssh?) For example, is it possible to launch a script on a Solaris platform with a Continuum server installed

RE: dependency-plugin without forking

Actually in the unreleased snapshot, there is a goal called (i think) just-analyze that does exactly what you ask ;-) From: William Ferguson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tue 7/24/2007 12:21 AM To: Maven Users List Subject: dependency-plugin without forking

Re: management of several projects on different OS

I think you can with a shell project. Your script that will launch the remote process must return the exit code of the remote script. Emmanuel [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit : Hi, I try to manage builds for several projects (Windows or UNIX) with only one Continuum server. Does Continuum support

Re: Cobertura broken ?

That is odd. Version 2.1 of the plugin does not use Cobertura 1.9. That has just recently been added to the 2.2-SNAPSHOT version, which is not yet stable. Have you added a dependency on cobertura (not the plugin) yourself somewhere? There is a reported issue for this, but that is against

Re: Site build failure with cobertura and base pom

If you are using version 2.2-SNAPSHOT of the cobertura-maven-plugin, then this is a known issue: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MCOBERTURA-71 Aaron Zeckoski wrote: This is related to my earlier question about base poms and sites. By base pom, I mean a pom which has no code or other files

Re: Maven Hibernate, creating a web-app

Hey Eric, Thanks, I've already seen that article though.. I have a project set up like that, but it doesn't say anything about compiling,testing etc.. maybe it is just mvn package as any maven project..? Thanks, Karen Eric Redmond wrote:

RE: maven-dependency-plugin: Checks for updates for released artifacts?

I've never seen this before, and use mdep quite extensively. Can you paste a log? From: Barrie Treloar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tue 7/24/2007 12:08 AM To: Maven Users List Subject: Re: maven-dependency-plugin: Checks for updates for released artifacts?

Execute plugin on Build Failure or Success

Hi, I'm developing a plugin for Maven and I'll need it to execute only if the build has failed (or maybe if it succeeded). So I'd like to know if there's a way to do this conditional execution. Thanks, -- Ruben Gutierrez - To

Re: management of several projects on different OS

Thank you Emmanuel, I want to be sure on this point: if some projects I have to manage run in specific environments (a particular jdk version for example or different OS), I have to create one Continuum server for each environment? In any case, Continuum has been designed in this way, is that

Re: Julia Vilke/Moscow/Canon/FI is out of the office.

As much as I love getting out of office emails from people, it seems like we'll be getting this one for the next 5+ months. I can handle a few days/week of it, but not months. Can an admin please suppress Julia's ability to send emails to the list, or boot her entirely (for now)? Wayne On

Re: Cobertura broken ?

I tested 2.0 with an -U (force update) Again it is broken like shown below. How can a stable version break ? - Jens That is odd. Version 2.1 of the plugin does not use Cobertura 1.9. That has just recently been added to the 2.2-SNAPSHOT version, which is not yet stable. Have you added a

Re: management of several projects on different OS

You can't manage jdk or other tools that will run on a remote server, They must be configured in your scripts. In 1.1-beta-1 that we're releasing, you can configure jdk/maven/ant versions and env var for all builds that run on the continuum server Emmanuel [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit : Thank

Re: admin account locked

Reinstall using another database instance. Export both and compare tables with diff or a similar tool. Eventually you'll find it. When you do, please post back to the list for the benefit of others. Wayne On 7/24/07, B. De Mezzo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: UP ! No more ideas ? B. De Mezzo a

Re: Cobertura broken ?

Is this bug *ever* going to be fixed? It's been like this for many months... Larry On 7/24/07, Mac-Systems [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Dennis Lundberg schrieb: That is odd. Version 2.1 of the plugin does not use Cobertura 1.9. That has just recently been added to the 2.2-SNAPSHOT version,

RE: Julia Vilke/Moscow/Canon/FI is out of the office.

Brilliant idea, instead of mailing it to all, we can put a request on behalf of all the users to [EMAIL PROTECTED] (correct me if I am wrong.) Thanks and Regards Vaishali G.P. | Cognizant Technology Solutions, Pune-India | PSTN:+91 20 40222666 | VNet: 204703 | Your duty is to Be And not to be

Re: Site build failure with cobertura and base pom

Good call, I just saw that in another thread. I was not specifying the version. Forcing version 2.0 of the plugin seems to have fixed that. Thanks! :-) -AZ On 7/24/07, Dennis Lundberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: If you are using version 2.2-SNAPSHOT of the cobertura-maven-plugin, then this is a

Re: Cobertura broken ?

Mac-Systems wrote: I tested 2.0 with an -U (force update) Again it is broken like shown below. Then you would get 2.1 which is the latest released version. How can a stable version break ? It is called a regression [1] and happens to many systems. [1]

Re: Cobertura broken ?

Am I the only one that finds it profoundly ironic that a testing tool is broken? The cobbler's children have no shoes? Larry On 7/24/07, Dennis Lundberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Mac-Systems wrote: I tested 2.0 with an -U (force update) Again it is broken like shown below. Then you would

runtime properties

Hi, Is there a way to get Maven to dump its runtime settings so that you can see what setting file it is using and where it gets any other runtime configurations from? John Eurobase International Limited and its subsidiaries (Eurobase) are unable to exercise control over the content

Re: Julia Vilke/Moscow/Canon/FI is out of the office.

Yea, I already did send an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] as well... Wayne On 7/24/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Brilliant idea, instead of mailing it to all, we can put a request on behalf of all the users to [EMAIL PROTECTED] (correct me if I am wrong.) Thanks and Regards

Re: runtime properties

maven-help-plugin has some of that: http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-help-plugin/ In particular, check out the effective-pom mojo in help, and effective-settings. Wayne On 7/24/07, John Coleman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, Is there a way to get Maven to dump its runtime settings so

What is the correct way to use classifiers

Hi We are moving commons-logging over from Ant to a Maven 2 build. Almost everything is in place in the pom [1]. There is just one thing left. I'm seeking your advice on this. Commons-logging is a single module build in Maven 2, although it probably shouldn't be if we follow all the Maven

Failure building site using base pom and properties

I have a base pom that defines properties as shown below: (https://source.sakaiproject.org/contrib/caret/entitybroker/trunk/pom.xml) project modelVersion4.0.0/modelVersion nameSakai Entity Broker/name groupId${eb.groupId}/groupId artifactId${eb.id}/artifactId packagingpom/packaging

Re: Cobertura broken ?

Ironic as that may be, there's no need to rub it in. This is open source software where many people contribute on their spare time. That means that sometimes it will take time for issues to be solved. If you feel that this is a *really* important issue for you, then please feel free to write a

Re: admin account locked

Sorry I do a bad manipulation ... and I remove the continuum tree ... So I have now to reinstall all project ... :( Thx for all your advices ! BDM. Wayne Fay a écrit : Reinstall using another database instance. Export both and compare tables with diff or a similar tool. Eventually you'll

RE: runtime properties

Thanks Wayne, even this is falling over now - I have checked the local repo and the dep is in there!? Regards, John [DEBUG]Profile with id: 'netbeans-public' has been explicitly activated. [DEBUG]Profile with id: 'netbeans-private' has been explicitly activated. [INFO]Scanning for projects...

maven2 question

Hi everyone, I have a project with configuration files: desa/file1.xml desa/file2.xml homo/file1.xml homo/file2.xml prod/file1.xml prod/file2.xml I need a maven2 task that produces the following output: target/desa/config.jar target/homo/config.jar target/prod/config.jar where each jar

How To Ask Questions The Smart Way

Hi everybody From time to time we try to make it easier for us to help you. One way to do that is to inform you about how open source software and support works, both here at Maven and in general. In the general category I would like to recommend a document titled How To Ask Questions The

Problem maven plugin:download

Hi all, I am using maven for the first time, in order to setup a Daisy development environment. I have installed the 1.1 version of maven and I use the command maven plugin:download -DartifactId=maven-torque-plugin -DgroupId=torque -Dversion=3.1.1

Re: Cobertura broken ?

I wanted to mention that I think the plugin is really great and invaluable for generating code test coverage reports. We are using it on all our maven 2 projects and the output that is generated is very helpful. Even if the current version doesn't work, it is still a great body of work. Well

Re: [m2] Parent POM and dependencies

hi Jim I think I understand what you are saying and I have been in the same boat, though in a different aspect. Here's is what I understand about this, and my feeling is that current support of inheritance and aggregation do not complement each other. Project type pom can be used for two

Re: properties injection issue

h, I run mvn using the '-Pprofilename' method for activating my profiles. This way I can build several version of the same code base on the same set of pom files. I only need to specify a different profile. When I do 'mvn -Pprofilename help:effective-pom' I get a successful build and all

Re: pom inheritence and multi-module pom do not complement

This is what i finally did: Defined two projects with type=pom. pom 1 (build pom): define common configurations, including product version and dependencyManagement entries. This is the base pom for all projects in the product. pom 2 (product aggregation pom): defines modules and also defines

how to auto-deploy parent pom along with the inherited pom

hi I have one base pom.xml that is inherited by another pom. The child pom declares the relative path of the parent pom and so maven in not required to pull this parent pom from the repository, when the child project is built. Child pom does not even define its own version and inherits it from

NoClassDefFoundError SurefireBooter

Hi, I am trying to use the useSystemClassLoadertrue/useSystemClassLoader because I have some JCE dependent jars that located in jre/lib/ext When I try to run my tests I am getting the following: [INFO] Building jar: c:\temp\surefirebooter43869.jar java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:

Maven: Creating a JAR in a WAR in an EAR

Hi: I have a single project with multiple packages: 1. Package A - EJB files 2. Package B - Servlet files 3. Package C - Helper classes The objective is to create a JAR of the EJB files, and then a WAR of the servlet files that also includes the JAR (but not the .class files directly) and

Re: Maven: Creating a JAR in a WAR in an EAR

You should use multiple projects with dependencies set up between them. Some webpages should help explain it: http://maven.apache.org/guides/getting-started/index.html http://www.onjava.com/pub/a/onjava/2005/09/07/maven.html Also the free PDF ebooks from Mergere/DevZuz and Sonatype have

Re: how to auto-deploy parent pom along with the inherited pom

No, you must cd to the directory of base pom and run mvn deploy again. Or if you have things configured with modules etc, you should be able to run mvn deploy from only the parent directory, and it should build and deploy the parent and all modules with one command. Wayne On 7/24/07, kapilanand

Compilation Errors: Generated Sources and Clover

I have a project which uses the jaxb plugin [1] and is instrumented using the clover plugin [2]. This project consistently results in build failures caused by duplicate classes during compilation. Clover seems to be causing the jaxb generated-sources to be duplicated: [INFO] [compiler:compile]

module assembly

I have a project with three modules. I've set up the modules so that they correctly build their assembly using mvn assembly:assembly. When I try to invoke assembly:assembly from the project (i.e. parent) directory, it doesn't seem to call that target on the modules. Am I missing something here?

RE: Maven: Creating a JAR in a WAR in an EAR

This does seem to be the easiest - but if you are working with a new project only. If I have an existing structure where ONE project contains all the necessary packages for the EJB and WAR, how do I go about packaging the JAR-WAR-EAR? -Original Message- From: Wayne Fay [mailto:[EMAIL

Exclude a dependency without knowing where it's from

How do you exclude a JAR file A when you don't know what dependency B transitively includes A as a dependency? I have a lot of dependencies that Maven gets from the public and internal repositories - naturally, Maven retrieves its dependencies too. Rather than looking through 75 POM files to

Re: module assembly

Hi Andrew, assembly:assembly is an aggregator mojo, which means that it is limited by design to only execute a single time per build, regardless of how many modules are present in the reactor. What it sounds like you're looking for is the assembly:single mojo, which has no such restriction, and

RE: How to use ${project.build.directory}?

Hi Michael, Thanks for the information, I tried this approach and it worked, and even though the jdm.interfaces module was built correctly with no errors or warnings, when I tried to build another module that depends on the jdm.interfaces module, it generated the following warning: [INFO]

Re: Exclude a dependency without knowing where it's from

Not that I'm aware of. Try mvn -X ... then search the output to see which dependency(-ies) are bringing in the dep. Then add the exclusion to those deps directly. Wayne On 7/24/07, lightbulb432 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: How do you exclude a JAR file A when you don't know what dependency B

Re: Exclude a dependency without knowing where it's from

Hi, shouldn't the depenency plugin help in this case? It has a tree mojo which displays the tree of dependencies. This way you can track down the dependency depending on the unwanted dependency. http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-dependency-plugin/tree-mojo.html lightbulb432 schrieb: How

NoClassDefFoundError SurefireBooter

Hi, I am trying to use the useSystemClassLoadertrue/useSystemClassLoader because I have some JCE dependent jars that located in jre/lib/ext When I try to run my tests I am getting the following: [INFO] Building jar: c:\temp\surefirebooter43869.jar java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:

RE: Exclude a dependency without knowing where it's from

You can use the dependency:tree (from the latest snapshot version). You can detect some of these errors using dependency:analyze-dep-mgt (if it finds a dependency that was excluded anywhere, it will warn you) and you can enforce it in the build using the enforcer noBannedDependencies rule.

Re: how to auto-deploy parent pom along with the inherited pom

Hi Kapil, Glad you solved your problems. In the future, please do *not* email me (or any one else) directly. You are FAR more likely to get a positive response by emailing the list. In all honesty, I am likely to ignore or delete emails sent directly to me, and I know this is the normal

Re: maven-dependency-plugin: Checks for updates for released artifacts?

On 7/24/07, Brian E. Fox [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I've never seen this before, and use mdep quite extensively. Can you paste a log? That's good to hear. It could well be something specific to our environment. Whoops, After preparing more details for this response, I noticed where the

Julia Vilke/Moscow/Canon/FI is out of the office.

I will be out of the office starting 16.05.2007 and will not return until 08.01.2008. I'm on maternity leave till January 2008. In case of Canon Consumable business, please contact Mikhail Popov, in case of Paper business - Maria Bondarenko.

Re: Maven: Creating a JAR in a WAR in an EAR

This is against Maven philosophy, period. On 7/24/07, Vaidya, Supriya A (US - Chicago) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: This does seem to be the easiest - but if you are working with a new project only. If I have an existing structure where ONE project contains all the necessary packages for the EJB

Re: Maven: Creating a JAR in a WAR in an EAR

It is absolutely against the Maven philosophy. Having said that, you could probably make it work with jar-pom.xml, war-pom.xml, ear-pom.xml and judicious use of include/excludes, but that sounds like entirely too much work. And no offense, but I'm not going to help you do it. ;-) Your best

Re: Maven: Creating a JAR in a WAR in an EAR

Hey Supriya, u need to write 4 pom.xmls for this. one @ root level and rest 3 in each of the module u mentioned. for ejb projects u need to generate RMIC code as well.. for that u shud make some significat changes to pom.xml of ejb module. for info on this u can refer this:

Re: how can we configure a jar project?

Hi, You don't need to do that in Maven 2. If you want to package a project, you only need to specify its packaging whether jar or war, etc., set the dependencies of your project in the pom.xml and then execute mvn package. These dependencies will be downloaded from the central repo if it