Sasvata Chatterjee wrote: > Jorg/All, > > I have been trying to start building with m2, and so far most of it > works. Great work on adding the poms, many thanks!! > > I have gone through and reduced the dependencies in some poms as much as > I could. By that I mean that I put just the bare minimum dependencies > needed to compile each excalibur project. I can build with m2, as well > as within Eclipse (and projects work fine with both Maven's Eclipse > plugin, and Eclipse's Maven plugin :-)). Any objections if I check > these poms in? > Go ahead - I think less dependencies are always a good thing :)
> I have checked in a Maven-2 Fortress Meta plugin, and modified the poms > that needed it. > > Also, the resources definition is common across all the poms. for the > license, notice, meta-inf, etc. It'd be nice to move that to the > top-level Excalibur pom. Does anybody see any potential problems with > that? If not. I'll go ahead and do it. Ok. > > Finally, on Win-XP I am running into some test issues. Since the tests > used to work fine with Maven-1, I am assuming this has something to do > with the maven-surefire-plugin. It seems that sometimes the > TestCase.run() method isn't called, and those testcases that depend on > fields being initialized by that method, fail. I have added > <testFailureIgnore> configuration on the components/datasource, > components/monitor and components/xmlutil pom.xml-s to get around for > the moment. Anybody else running into this? > I have similar problems with Win-XP and Cocoon when running our tests through m2 - at least sometimes they run and sometimes they fail, so it could be the same problem. I never had time to search for the real cause. Carsten -- Carsten Ziegeler - Open Source Group, S&N AG http://www.s-und-n.de http://www.osoco.org/weblogs/rael/ --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
