Thanks for that. You definitely lead me down the right path. #2 was the
closest.
I declared the s-m-p in the pluginManagement section of my parent pom. Then,
to execute it, I simply put sql:execute on the command line.
For the modules I don't want to run, I declare the s-m-p inside those as
I'm using Maven 2.2.1 + Nexus 1.4.1 (open source edition), and I have a
system where, for each artifact that gets built and uploaded to Nexus, I
insert a row into a local database with that build's information using the
sql-maven-plugin.
With most of my projects, this works terrifically, because
Hi,
We have a parent POM that has the following configuration inside the
build/ section (NOT pluginManagement):
SNIP-
plugin
groupIdorg.apache.maven.plugins/groupId
artifactIdmaven-assembly-plugin/artifactId
version2.2-beta-5/version
On 11/06/2010 5:39 AM, Tobias Gierke wrote:
Hi,
We have a parent POM that has the following configuration inside the
build/ section (NOT pluginManagement):
SNIP-
plugin
groupIdorg.apache.maven.plugins/groupId
I have kept away from multi-module builds for my projects as i do not
understand how to control the release aspect of it. I do not want to
release all modules if there is no reason to. For example,
x is parent. Under x i have:
x1-service
x2-core
x3-web
first release is fine...everything is a
My question is, how can I access that very final filename with the
uniqueVersion? Is there some built-in variable where I can access that
myprog-1.0-060910.123432.jar filename?
Is there perhaps a way to hook your post-upload action into Nexus
itself, rather than Maven? Nexus obviously has
Hello all!
First I have to say I am a newbie with Maven2.
I created a long time ago a combined Flex/J2EE project in Eclipse with
Tomcat server and I have this default directory structure
- flex_src - here are the Flex sources
- Flex 4.0 SDK
- bin-debug
- flex_libs - Flex libs (I do not use
Hi,
Why not just have 2 parent poms, parent-with-assembly and
parent-without-assembly and let the child pom attach the most
appropriate parent.
Yes, this would work. Anyway, I'm inclined to consider this a bug. In my
opinion, declaring some configuration property using an empty XML
element
Now, what should I do next? Copy all Java files (source and JUnit tests)
from src/ into the directory in which App.java is located?
And all of my JUnit / DbUnit tests into the folder in which AppTest.java is
located?
Seems like a reasonable first step.
Wayne
I am still receiving emails from the m2eclipse list and looks like it
has been moved to the Sonatype servers. See this link for more info and
to subscribe: http://m2eclipse.sonatype.org/project-information.html
Thanks for the quick response from the m2eclipse team!
Shelli
-Original
I have a webapp that is to be used as a war overlay. My packaging type is
war.
It produces myOverlayWebapp.war
I have a different webapp myapp1 that depends upon this overlay... Works
well.
I have another webapp myapp2 that needs to depend upon the classes within
the overlay project at compile
are you using
attachClassestrue/attachClasses
in your WAR plugin config?
you can reference this WAR project's JAR in your project that requires the
classes for compile time, using classifierclasses/classifier
On Fri, Jun 11, 2010 at 11:03 AM, Starrman sta...@gmail.com wrote:
I have a webapp
Hi Starrman,
On Fri, Jun 11, 2010 at 11:03 AM, Starrman sta...@gmail.com wrote:
Do you have any ideas how I could depend upon the classes during the compile
yet not pull in the web artifacts into myapp2?
You're having problems because you aren't doing things The Maven Way.
Just refactor your
Hi everybody,
I create a maven-archetype as the following:
- myArchetype
+ pom.xml (1)
+ src/main/resources
+ META-INF...
+ archetype-resources
- pom.xml (2)
- src/...
In the second POM (pom.xml - 2) which module will be
Hello Jesse...
I agree with your principle of doing things the maven way and
Maven's principle of convention over configuration.
I actually am using common code in both projects... This was the
project that I referred to as the myOverlayWebapp.war project... I
am trying to use war
Hi Starrman,
On Fri, Jun 11, 2010 at 1:27 PM, Starrman sta...@gmail.com wrote:
I actually am using common code in both projects... This was the
project that I referred to as the myOverlayWebapp.war project... I
am trying to use war overlays for the common web components and the
common
it's actually Shan ;)
just to generalize (not fully sure if this applies to your scenario), if you
want a WAR project to produce a JAR locally (within the /lib dir of the
webapp), you can use
archiveClassestrue/archiveClasses
to have the same/similar JAR actually be
hi , i have 2 problem here could you help me:
1 . i need the maven snapshot because netbeans only can use maven release
3.0 and snapshot version , i have try with 3.0 beta version and i still
can't create a maven project , where i can download it
2. i have read the guide to build maven without
Hi, are you sure netbeans requires Maven 3?
http://wiki.netbeans.org/Maven
if you're new to Maven, building and understand Maven 3 will be tricky, so
it might be a good idea to stick with an older/stable version
On Fri, Jun 11, 2010 at 3:17 PM, christianto hendri
christianto.hen...@gmail.com
Thanks for that hint Brett! I don't control the SVN server in question, so
that option is out. But you gave me the bread crumb to run with. And in case
anyone else wants to try this folly...
I was able to put together the below pom file (I called it merge.pom.xml). I
can now invoke maven
example scenario:
- there is a super POM, which is the parent for 5 other POMs (A, B, C, D,
E), which have their own children too
- only A, B, and C are listed as modules in the super POM because the
others are logically separate (and also, issuing a build at the top with all
the modules
Hi,
thanks for the info - I think I might try the custom lifecycle approach if I
continue suffering from the ill effects of not remembering where the profile is
coming from (I think it must be my short term memory is going)
Rgds
Adam
Anders Hammar on 10/06/10 11:48, wrote:
Nope, not
wtpversion is being set to 2.0.
The problem is the dynamic web app facet that is being installed is version
2.5, when in fact the version specified in my app's web.xml is version 2.4.
As it turns out, this may not even be the cause of my real issue, which is
that the Jave EE Modules Dependencie
Well, one way would be to use m2eclipse and have it resolve workspace
projects (default setting when importing a maven project). With automatic
build turned on, the developer doesn't have to do anything for changes in
A/B/C to take effect.
/Anders
On Fri, Jun 11, 2010 at 22:40, Shan Syed
On 11/06/2010 5:00 PM, Anders Hammar wrote:
Well, one way would be to use m2eclipse and have it resolve workspace
projects (default setting when importing a maven project). With automatic
build turned on, the developer doesn't have to do anything for changes in
A/B/C to take effect.
It is
Thanks a lot for you reply.
I did this on a new Flex/Java project (I created a new project to try
to find out what's the error, because I did not get it working in my
real project)
mvn archetype:create -DgroupId=com.domain.myproject -
Dartifactid=myproject
The App.java is under
myproject
If I do a run as - Java application in Eclipse, I get the error:
Launch error: Selection does not contain a main type
What should I do after mvn archetype:create ... to get it working?
If you're using Eclipse, you should probably also be using m2Eclipse
[1] which integrates Maven into Eclipse.
It is not clear that this is a viable way to work.
You don't want to take everyone's interim code while testing your own. What
Well, you can also argue that people should not be checking code that
will break other people's builds, right?
I agree with the premise that you should depend on build
I already see and installed it. I can easily create a maven project
and manage it.
But I need a Flex/J2EE/BlazeDS project which I have to create as a
Flex Project.
And there I have to integrate Maven in this existing project, and this
does not work.
m2Eclipse does not help here in my
the archetype launcher is looking for a 'launch point'
assuming archetype.xml contains the source declaration
sourcesrc/main/java/App.java/source
so inside the driver class (in this case App.java) code a main method into
/src/main/java/App.java
Martin Gainty
it would be nice if you could somehow specify that certain dependencies were
transient or something (perhaps in a profile), and have maven go out and
execute the same goals on those?
On Fri, Jun 11, 2010 at 6:23 PM, Wayne Fay wayne...@gmail.com wrote:
It is not clear that this is a viable way
Hm, I do not understand. Where is the archetype.xml?
App.java:
package com.domain.myproject;
/**
* Hello world!
*
*/
public class App
{
public static void main( String[] args )
{
System.out.println( Hello World! );
}
}
So there is a main method.
Best Regards.
Am
it would be nice if you could somehow specify that certain dependencies were
transient or something (perhaps in a profile), and have maven go out and
execute the same goals on those?
You could do that with multiple parents and/or defining modules in the
parent in profiles.
Wayne
I read the question as one developer working on project A/B/C at the same
time he/she is working on war project D/E. For that scenario I see m2eclipse
as the best solution. You wouldn't be updating from scm, but just add your
own changes.
/Anders
On Fri, Jun 11, 2010 at 23:19, Ron Wheeler
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