Hi All,
Using maven-dependency-plugin to download some dependencies to indicated target
folder. Which works fine under serial build. Under parallel build,
copy-dependency-to-test works as expected but did not see
copy-byteman-dependency gets executed. Is there any restriction of using
hello
i have some files into one directory:
jboss-ejb-client_local.xml
jboss-ejb-client_pre.xml
jboss-ejb-client_prod.xml
i have into my pom some profiles, one for each file (local, pre. prod)
if i compiel for one profile, for example, pre, i need to copy the pre file
(jboos-ejb-client_pre.xml
Hello Aitor:
Using profiles is really the wrong way to do this. You are better off to
realize that you have three separate artifacts that are being generated:
- The “.war” file for ‘pre’
- The “.war” file for ‘local’
- The “.war” file for ‘prod’.
You should treat these as separate artifacts,
position.
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On 25/09/2009, at 6:24 PM, Entner Harald wrote:
The ant script
On 25/09/2009, at 6:24 PM, Entner Harald wrote:
The ant script has in my opinion a bad side effect. The structure is
not allowed to change, so i would prefer to use dependencies so
structure changes would have no side effects.
Currently i use the maven-dependency-plugin that copies the
On Sun September 27 2009 7:28:48 pm Brett Porter wrote:
On 25/09/2009, at 6:24 PM, Entner Harald wrote:
The ant script has in my opinion a bad side effect. The structure is
not allowed to change, so i would prefer to use dependencies so
structure changes would have no side effects.
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Betreff: Re: copy file from dependent jar
I'm a bit lost. Is Resource1 already included in Proj1 and is Proj1 a
dependency of Proj3?
- Brett
On 24/09/2009, at 8:01 PM, Entner Harald wrote:
Hello,
i face the following problem. Currently i'm refactoring a project
Hello,
i face the following problem. Currently i'm refactoring a project so
that i can move from ant to maven. It works rather well (i have done
this in my old company as well), but some special cases occur. Most of
them i could fix, but one causes me a headache.
This is the simple view of
I'm a bit lost. Is Resource1 already included in Proj1 and is Proj1 a
dependency of Proj3?
- Brett
On 24/09/2009, at 8:01 PM, Entner Harald wrote:
Hello,
i face the following problem. Currently i'm refactoring a project so
that i can move from ant to maven. It works rather well (i have
Hello,
I'm trying to copy with maven a file (*.jks) so that file keeps the
original file date , but no success till now, the copied file get the
current date not the original one.
Have someone faced something like this? Any advises?
Thanks for your kind Help
I'm using something like next:
Have you tried an assembly instead?
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Hi,
Did you find an answer for your problem below? I am trying to do the
same thing here. I 'd appreciate it if anyone can answer this.
Regards,
geirgp wrote:
Thanks for replying, but I can't see how configuring this plugin can help me
copy a file during the process-sources phase. What I
AFAIK this can only be done with the antrun plugin.
Ahmet Aytekin wrote:
Hi,
Did you find an answer for your problem below? I am trying to do the
same thing here. I 'd appreciate it if anyone can answer this.
Regards,
geirgp wrote:
Thanks for replying, but I can't see how configuring
I think the following solution should work for you.
Here are two example profiles
profile
idenv-qa/id
activation
property
nameenv/name
valueqa/value
/property
/activation
properties
Hi,
Sorry, I misread your previous email. I thought it was about using a
different config file for every profile.
Anyway, I don't know of any plugin that can be used for what you wanted
to do..
-Deng
geirgp wrote:
Thanks for replying, but I can't see how configuring this plugin can help me
Hi,
There's a couple of approaches to this:
1) use separate resources directories for each customer, with each
one containing a config.xml. Then configure a resources block in each
profile that points at the appropriate directory.
2) use a single config file that has its values specified
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Is there a plugin to copy a specified file during the build process?
In src/main/resources I have config-customer1.xml, config-customer2.xml,
...3 and so on.. Depending on which profile I activate when running Maven
I need one of these files to be copied to src/main/resources/config.xml so
that
In each of your profiles, you could define a separate build block
which contains which resources you want to be included in each profile
(using the includes and excludes tags).
You may want to take a look at this..
Hi,
Is there a plugin to copy a specified file during the build process?
In src/main/resources I have config-customer1.xml,
config-customer2.xml,
...3 and so on.. Depending on which profile I activate when running
Maven
I need one of these files to be copied to
In each of your profiles, you could define a separate build block
which contains which resources you want to be included in each profile
(using the includes and excludes tags).
You may want to take a look at this..
But I do not need scp, I only need file copy on my
localhost.
:-(
Maybe I have to use ant plugin.
--- Bernd Bohmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Jon,
just deployed a little bit documentation about the
wagon plugin.
http://myfaces.apache.org/wagon-maven-plugin
We are using this
Files can also be copied locally with the wagon-maven-plugin (use file protocol
instead of scp). BTW, the plugin is able to copy multiple files, because it
takes an input directory as argument. Filtering or multiple source/destination
directories do not work currently.
I use this plugin for
hi,
What's the easiest way to copy file in maven?
Should I use ant plugin to do that?
Thanks.
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Yeah, ant is the easiest way.
Eric
On 6/14/07, acec acec [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi,
What's the easiest way to copy file in maven?
Should I use ant plugin to do that?
Thanks.
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On 6/14/07, Eric Redmond [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yeah, ant is the easiest way.
Eric
Or you can try this :
http://quebbemann.kicks-ass.net/development/qu-base/maven-plugins/copy-maven-plugin/index.html
Don't take the name of root in vain.
Jeff Mutonho
Cape Town
South Africa
First what is the reason for your need to copy a file?
The first thing that triggers in my mind is that you have a resource file
that you need copied to your artifact. If this is not the case then you may
need to define your problem a little better.
Nathan
On 6/14/07, Jeff Mutonho [EMAIL
Hi,
We have an old project, which uses ant and could
generate a customized tomcat folder.
My new project using maven, I need copy some files
into old customized tomcat folder.
Thanks.
Arden
--- Nathan Maves [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
First what is the reason for your need to copy a
file?
Hi,
maybe it's not the best way to use the recommended copy-maven-plugin. Although
it does its job (and yes I wrote it) there are plugins out there which have
better capabilities.
You might want to check out the wagon-maven-plugin from the MyFaces project:
If the file is in the repository, you can use the
maven-dependency-plugin:copy goal.
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hi,
What's the easiest way to copy file
Is there any documentation on the wagon plugin?
On 6/14/07, Ralf Quebbemann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
maybe it's not the best way to use the recommended copy-maven-plugin.
Although
it does its job (and yes I wrote it) there are plugins out there which
have
better capabilities.
You might
Hello Jon,
just deployed a little bit documentation about the wagon plugin.
http://myfaces.apache.org/wagon-maven-plugin
We are using this plugin to publish the nightly builds to the nightly
build download location.
Regards
Bernd
Jon Strayer wrote:
Is there any documentation on the wagon
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