Hi,
I am trying to migrate a Java application built by Ant to Maven2. among other
the build perform the following operations:
1) Running a javadoc doclet to find annotated Java files to be externalize
later as web services
2) compile a small part of the code for step 3
3) run Axis java2wsdl on
I don't really agree here. I think it's pretty much on a project level. I
have different projects in my workspace that has different formatting
requirements. And in my project, we have the exported xml-file version
controlled. I defenetly think it would be great if the maven-eclipse-plugin
could
On 18 March 2010 07:11, Perez Ronen ronen.pe...@comverse.com wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to migrate a Java application built by Ant to Maven2. among
other the build perform the following operations:
1) Running a javadoc doclet to find annotated Java files to be externalize
later as web services
feel free to submit patches. I have seen this request to configure
code-style per project before, but it kind a die out
-D
On Thu, Mar 18, 2010 at 12:29 AM, Ludwig Magnusson
lud...@itcatapult.com wrote:
I don't really agree here. I think it's pretty much on a project level. I
have different
Hi every one,
I have a need to checkout a CVS tag at build time, and have no idea
how to configure the tag. Any advice is greatly appreciated
here is my configuration
configuration
connectionUrl${cvsroot}:mymodule/connectionUrl
/configuration
Thanks
-Dan
I can create a JIRA-task and look into if I can solve it. Perhaps I will do it
within the next month then.
But it would also be nice to get confirmation that it canät be done using the
available configuration possibilities today.
/Ludwig
-Original Message-
From: Dan Tran
Thank you, Patrick, I try this.
Thank you for all, who has taken a part in this discussion.
Best Regards,
Sipungora
Patrick Turcotte-4 wrote:
Maybe this could help. If you make the modification through Eclipse
interface, and check how the files were modified in .settings, you could
never mind,
The secret is in scmVersionType adn scmVervsion configuration
On Thu, Mar 18, 2010 at 1:02 AM, Dan Tran dant...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi every one,
I have a need to checkout a CVS tag at build time, and have no idea
how to configure the tag. Any advice is greatly appreciated
here is
Hi Laurent,
after investigating the problem i found the cause for this...sorry..;-(
I hope to get a new update on the weekend...
Thanks for testing MLV...
Kind regards
Karl Heinz Marbaise
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Hi Kistrian,
cool..
one question: Is Maven 3 required or would it work with Maven 2.2.1 as well
? Or didn't you test it ?
Kind regards
Karl Heinz Marbaise
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Hi,
We would like to invoke different goals on 1 plugin.
From reading the documentation, it seems that the best way to achieve this
is to setup a profile and specify the same plugin but with a different goal.
Here is the 1st time that the plugin is defined in the pom.xml. Take note of
the
give each execution a different id
and if you don;t want something inherited by child projects, set
inheritedfalse
On 18 March 2010 11:38, izak.wessels izak.wess...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
We would like to invoke different goals on 1 plugin.
From reading the documentation, it seems that the
stephenconnolly wrote:
give each execution a different id
and if you don;t want something inherited by child projects, set
inheritedfalse
Yup, we tried that.
Example :
build
plugins
plugin
groupIdorg.apache.maven.plugins/groupId
artifactIdmaven-pmd-plugin/artifactId
build
plugins
plugin
artifactIdmaven-antrun-plugin/artifactId
version1.1/version
executions
execution
idechodir/id
goals
goalrun/goal
/goals
phaseverify/phase
*
Have different executions in different phases to ensure the order.
In the same phase you cannot gaurantee any order AFAIK.
Subir
-Original Message-
From: Perez Ronen [mailto:ronen.pe...@comverse.com]
Sent: Thursday, March 18, 2010 12:42 PM
To: Maven Users List
Subject: How to perform
We still want the plugin to be inherited by the child projects.
But thanks for the clarification on the syntax.
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From: stephenconnolly [via maven users]
ml-node+4756077-278159017-469...@n2.nabble.com
Date: Thu, 18 Mar 2010 04:16:17
To:
The instructions at:
http://code.google.com/p/java-twitter/
call for one to declare their repo, and then just cite the g/a/v with
version 0.9-SNAPSHOT.
When I call it out in a pom, I get
[INFO] Unable to find resource
'net.unto.twitter:java-twitter:jar:0.9-SNAPSHOT' in repository
From Maven documentation:
http://maven.apache.org/guides/introduction/introduction-to-the-lifecycle.html
It says:
a build phase can also have zero or more goals bound to it. If a build phase
has no goals bound to it, that build phase will not execute. But if it has one
or more goals bound to
Hello maven-archetype-plugin users,
I am looking to insert a current datetime stamp into file generated by my
own archetype. I found an old ticket
http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/ARCHETYPE-63 said it's been implemented
since alpha-1, but $currentDate still doesn't work on my alpha-4 version.
Any
I've solved it. This is my parent model:
http://old.nabble.com/file/p27945404/pom.xml pom.xml Warning: It doesn't
work so. It must be extended. It should only show the principle.
Settings for .settings files were made with eclipse first and then they was
saved in foo-core.xml and in foo-ui.xml
Another section for the Best Practices Guide
Sonotype has an article that almost describes how to do this. It is
pretty good but lacks a bit about how (and why) to create a pom for the
jars you need to upload.
Ron
Wayne Fay wrote:
pThe document has moveda
Another Best Practice example about how to structure a project into
Maven projects with libraries and dependencies to avoid the Big Bang
theory of deployment.
Ron
Perez Ronen wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to migrate a Java application built by Ant to Maven2. among other
the build perform the
Perhaps a silly question but did you add their repository to your list
of repositories.
Perhaps I am mistaken but it looks like there is a extra 0.9-SNAPSHOT
in the real path and their instructions are not correct.
I did not test this but you might want to try it
On Thu, Mar 18, 2010 at 1:56 PM, Karl Heinz Marbaise k...@soebes.de wrote:
Hi Kistrian,
cool..
one question: Is Maven 3 required or would it work with Maven 2.2.1 as well
? Or didn't you test it ?
it really needs maven 3 due to the way all the rubygems get downloaded
as gem artifacts
Hi Kristian,
First thanks for the answer
But i know of the nar plugins which are used for C++/C compilings etc. and
dependency download (nar-files) etc. and they are working for MVN 2.2.1 as
well...
http://duns.github.com/maven-nar-plugin/
Kind regards
Karl Heinz Marbaise
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Guys, I am trying to push Maven in my organization, so I am facing the reality
of existing mega projects with mega chaos and the resistance of some zealous
ant users. Do you have an operative suggestions?
-Original Message-
From: Ron Wheeler [mailto:rwhee...@artifact-software.com]
You can set up maven in paralell, non-disruptively. Once you have that, get
site reports working and then ask the Ant guys to produce a bill-of-materials!
===
Curtis Yanko
UHGIT
Computer Services - ADIS
Continuous Integration Service
https://ulink.uhc.com/groups/cis
I did add the repo.
On Thu, Mar 18, 2010 at 9:27 AM, Ron Wheeler
rwhee...@artifact-software.com wrote:
Perhaps a silly question but did you add their repository to your list of
repositories.
Perhaps I am mistaken but it looks like there is a extra 0.9-SNAPSHOT in
the real path and their
Did you make any progress? I'm trying to do this same.
~ David
Allan Ditzel wrote:
Hi,
We have the need to run some ant tasks within our maven project, but we
need
to get a fully qualified path to the artifact to pass in to some ant
tasks.
The only thing I've found so far is the
Is there a property set by the site plugin when the site
goal runs (as the release plugin sets the performRelease
property)?
If there is, where/how could I have found the answer? I
looked in site
plugin doc, lifecycle pages, googled,
Perez Ronen wrote:
Guys, I am trying to push Maven in my organization, so I am facing the reality
of existing mega projects with mega chaos and the resistance of some zealous
ant users. Do you have an operative suggestions?
Unfortunately there is not a best practices guide.
I can give
Another section for the Best Practices Guide
There are multiple books written about Maven (many as free PDFs) in
addition to the Maven website, various plugin documentation, Maven
User Wiki, and many other resources.
At least one third of the questions on this list are straight out of
the
Guys, I am trying to push Maven in my organization, so I am facing
the reality of existing mega projects with mega chaos and the
resistance of some zealous ant users. Do you have an operative suggestions?
It sounds like you would benefit from a mandate from someone higher up
that will gently
The instructions at:
http://code.google.com/p/java-twitter/
call for one to declare their repo, and then just cite the g/a/v with
version 0.9-SNAPSHOT.
Perhaps a silly question but did you ask on their user list first?
This may be a known error in their documentation that they can help
you
Wayne Fay wrote:
Another section for the Best Practices Guide
There are multiple books written about Maven (many as free PDFs) in
addition to the Maven website, various plugin documentation, Maven
User Wiki, and many other resources.
There is no shortage of documentation but it is not
Wayne Fay wrote:
Guys, I am trying to push Maven in my organization, so I am facing
the reality of existing mega projects with mega chaos and the
resistance of some zealous ant users. Do you have an operative suggestions?
It sounds like you would benefit from a mandate from someone higher
Guilty as charged. I have this sense that I've gotten into trouble
with snapshot timestamps before, so I lept here.
On Thu, Mar 18, 2010 at 1:22 PM, Wayne Fay wayne...@gmail.com wrote:
The instructions at:
http://code.google.com/p/java-twitter/
call for one to declare their repo, and then just
PS- Who is producing and assuming ongoing responsibility
for this BPG?
The community.
It won't get done. Someone needs to come forward and lead the charge. All these
suggestions going to the mailing list I am sure a lot of readers are enjoyoing
but I doubt anyone is actually
Can you provide examples of large organizations that made the move from Ant
to Maven and were happy with the process and felt that the benefits
outweighed the initial costs.
I can only speak for the companies that I work for, and Maven has only
been adopted in pockets, not broadly due to the
- unambiguous - no you might do this or mayby that just if your situation
is this and you want the best development environment do exactly this.
But notice some recent questions on the list...
- how to compile from multiple source directories
- migrating a large ant build to maven without any
For the most part, I agree with Wayne's sentiment.
We did it in stages, and even now it isn't fully adopted. Like just about
everyone else, before Maven we were using ant. A number of more agile projects
which had more empowerment heard about Maven and just tried it on their
projects. Some of
On 3/18/10 2:06 PM, Wayne Fay wrote:
My personal opinion (and it is shared by many of the active people on
this list) is that jumping in with your first Maven project as a big
Ant migration is the worst possible way to get started with Maven and
is nearly guaranteed to fail.
Just to echo
It was key for us that it happened in a grass roots fashion.
A meritocrocy approach, while slow, is generally the best way to
get buy in. If you force it, everyone will hate it and not be very productive.
I agree 100% with the grassroots, meritocracy approach. But it sounded
like the OP in
Wayne Fay wrote:
- unambiguous - no you might do this or mayby that just if your situation
is this and you want the best development environment do exactly this.
But notice some recent questions on the list...
- how to compile from multiple source directories
- migrating a large ant build
I believe there are some blog posts over at Soantype's blog about success
stories migrating to Maven. Have a look there!
http://blogs.sonatype.com
/Anders
On Thu, Mar 18, 2010 at 18:35, Ron Wheeler
rwhee...@artifact-software.comwrote:
Wayne Fay wrote:
Guys, I am trying to push Maven in my
I don't see an easy way to specify the same configuration values for the
maven-javadoc-plugin so that they'll apply when it is used from
buildplugins as well as from reporting. What's the best way to do
this?
Thanks,
Laird
On 3/18/10 3:55 PM, Ron Wheeler wrote:
Wayne Fay wrote:
- unambiguous - no you might do this or mayby that just if your
situation
is this and you want the best development environment do exactly this.
But notice some recent questions on the list...
- how to compile from multiple
Interesting.
Much of what you say I think is already documented. For example the definitive
guide explains quite well that by convention Maven supports one artifact per
project. It also contains many if not most of the best practices that users
often ask on this list how to circumvent.
But I
Justin Edelson wrote:
On 3/18/10 3:55 PM, Ron Wheeler wrote:
Wayne Fay wrote:
- unambiguous - no you might do this or mayby that just if your
situation
is this and you want the best development environment do exactly this.
But notice some recent questions on the list...
Thiessen, Todd (Todd) wrote:
Interesting.
Much of what you say I think is already documented. For example the definitive
guide explains quite well that by convention Maven supports one artifact per
project. It also contains many if not most of the best practices that users
often ask on this
Hey Wayne,
We don't need to start name calling here.
zealous ant users? Would that be someone who believes that their favorite
tool must be best for everybody. Remind you of anyone?
There are ant users and maven users. And there are zealous users and pragmatic
users. You don't have to be a
Hey Wayne,
We don't need to start name calling here.
zealous ant users? Would that be someone who believes that their favorite
tool must be best for everybody. Remind you of anyone?
Read the posts in this thread from Ronen Perez before making
assumptions about me calling anyone names... this
Hi All,
I am creating an EJB jar (not EJB-client).
Its supposed to have a dependency jar (ussi.jar) included within it for
deployment, but
the EJB jar created never contains the ussi.jar. I am using
compile-scope dependencies.
If you do have a few minutes, please take a look at the
Its supposed to have a dependency jar (ussi.jar) included within it for
deployment, but
the EJB jar created never contains the ussi.jar. I am using
compile-scope dependencies.
Google for maven ejb jar bundle gave this link at the top:
Hi,
For the following, lets take a simple example of :-
Create a Session Bean that is deployed --by itself-- and not within
a EAR.
And also, lets assume that the session bean depends on a commercial
(3rd party) JAR for (say) statistical analysis.
EJB jars always had dependency JARs
Anyone have any help for this?
[INFO] Failed to create assembly: Error creating assembly archive src:
Problem creating TAR: request to write '4218' bytes exceeds size in
header of '4095' bytes
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On Thu, Mar 18, 2010 at 7:18 PM, Karl Heinz Marbaise k...@soebes.de wrote:
But i know of the nar plugins which are used for C++/C compilings etc. and
dependency download (nar-files) etc. and they are working for MVN 2.2.1 as
well...
http://duns.github.com/maven-nar-plugin/
that is great - I
EJB jars always had dependency JARs located under META-INF/lib;
Has this changed?
Again, what Java app server or EJB container and JVM/JDK are you
using? This is not part of the JAR specification [1] and does not
comply with Sun's advice regarding J2EE packaging in general [2].
i.e., should
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