You could run maven with the -X parameter and scan all the debug
messages and look for the names of all the plugins used.
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Sent: Wednesday, February 13, 2008 3:58 PM
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Subject: The
I would like to not include the jar file for log4j when producing a WAR
file but allow it to be used when running my web app in Jetty.
You see, JBoss includes a jar for log4j (a different version than I have
set up a dependency for in my POM file) and it causes errors when the
WAR file is
I don't know if you wanted to clutter up this mailing list with
individual responses, but my dev team is using 2.0.7.
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I'm just a newbie to maven, but I believe that is the point of
SNAPSHOTS. By default, if you specify that you want the snapshot
version of a dependency, maven will check once a day for newer
snapshots. But that is configurable to check more or less frequently.
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Sent: Friday, October 05, 2007 6:13 AM
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Subject: RE: mvn site and multprojects
In answer to your question about which goals I'm running here is a part
of my original message that got snipped...
I have a project that contains several subprojects
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On Thu, 2007-10-04 at 07:03 -0700, Holt, Jack C. wrote:
OK. It turns out that I had url tags in all but one POM that said
the
modules were
/subproject dir/index.html whereas main project
dir/subproject dir/target/site/index.html is correct. How do I fix
that?
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I have a project that contains several subprojects. When I run mvn
site in the top-level project's directory, the index.html contains
links for the subprojects but they point to
http://maven.apache.org/index.html. I assume this is a default that is
not getting overridden because I haven't
According to page 50 of Better Builds with Maven you should use
${project.build.finalName}. This is because the finalName tag is supposed to
be placed in the build section of the POM.
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Where is the correct location in the project directory tree for
properties files?
For instance, I am using a file I call message_en.properties that is
used to contain the i18n messages that I want to access using resource
bundles. In other words, it contains the English version of
/resource
/resources
directorytarget/directory
finalName${artifactId}-${version}/finalName
defaultGoalwar/defaultGoal
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De: Holt, Jack C. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Enviado el: lunes, 23 de abril de 2007 23:34
Para: users
Please forgive me if this question has been asked a million times already
but I didn't see it in the FAQ and this is my first post so here goes...
When I enter mvn package in the root directory of my project, I get a
Compilation failure with the following error message (apparently from javac
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