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I don't follow you. Checkstyle is an open source project and doesn't
require a license file to run. For more on Checkstyle see
http://checkstyle.sourceforge.net/
Morgovsky, Alexander (US - Glen Mills) wrote:
Actually, any license file which will allow checkstyle to run.
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We like Continuous Integration, so we set the parent.version of our
sub-modules to the latest snapshot of their parent.
When we go and release:prepare some sub-module, it'll complain about this
snapshot, attempt to bump the parent to the first next release, and fail
during release:perform,
Either you release the whole module hierarchy starting from the parent
release, or you use a non-snapshot dependency for the parent. As a rule of
thumb, you use a separate version for a master pom without modules (such as
a company-wide pom) and the same version for a multi-module project,
Hi, despite setting failsOnError to false, I still get this error.
Could someone please help?
Error:
[ERROR] BUILD FAILURE
[INFO]
[INFO] You have 3 checkstyle violations.
[INFO]
Hi guys,
I have an ear archive with lots of modules. The point is that I am having
some modules I want to include in the ear, and these modules are not present
in the local repository. Is there a way I can include them, by pointing the
ear archiver on the filesystem where they are located? I
Dear Sirs,
Currently I'm developing a webapp in eclipse running on a tomcat
instance. When I edit a .html or a .java file in eclipse, the
modification can be immediately observed (because Automatic building is
turned on in Eclipse and I'm using a context file that specifies the
docbase of
If you use Sysdeo's Eclipse Tomcat Launcher plugin (
http://www.eclipsetotale.com/tomcatPlugin.html) and its devloader, you can
point to src/main/webapp for context, pick up the class files from
target/classes and the libraries from your local m2 repo directories. It's
both faster and more
Wtp and the maven plugin for eclipse works for me.
Prereqs: wtp1.5, 2.x or 3.x
1. Define classpath variable M2_REPO in eclipse, pointing to your
maven repo.
2. Run mvn command...
mvn -U -Dwtpversion=1.5 eclipse:clean eclipse:eclipse
3. Import the generated project into eclipse
Ready to
