date:20110407

Here we have a similar setup, we manage to build everything into a WAR 
including dependent jars using reactor/assembly project:


BTW, we use separate poms for parent (inheritance) and reactor 
(multi-module), which I think makes sense as all sub-modules have the 
parent as parent but not one sub-module even knows about the reactor one 
(which serves just to build everything).


So the reactor project lists ALL other modules (besides parent, only 
used to inherit properties). Not a module depends or inherits from 
reactor module. The war module depends on some jars, which in turn 
depend on other jars etc.


So when we issue mvn install or mvn deploy in the reactor project, 
it will first see the dependency graph going from the war to everything 
else, and first install/deploy the needed things (jars) so, when it 
reaches the war for packaging, all the necesary jars have already been 
installed/deployed, and are available as dependencies to the war, which 
gets packaged and installed/deployed as expected.


So I thing the tricky part for us to see about reactor and parent and 
modules and all this stuff was separating concerns: our parent only used 
to inherit, the reactor only used to lists all other modules, and the 
build order is determined by a correctly specified dependency graph (the 
war depends on jars, etc).


With multiple wars I believe it should behave the same way, if 
dependencies spring from the wars to the jars they depend on (and thus 
when building separate graphs are calculated each culminating in a war 
with other dependencies included inside as jars).


Em 06-04-2011 15:46, Wendy Smoak escreveu:

On Wed, Apr 6, 2011 at 10:44 AM, Adam Gibbonsadam.s.gibb...@gmail.com  wrote:

Also I refer you to:
http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-assembly-plugin/which states
that it can create distributions in the war format.


It *can* but you generally only need it if the war plugin is not doing
what you need.

When building a war, the war plugin is the logical choice _until_ you
run into some complication that the war plugin can't solve.



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Re: The maven-assembly-plugin and a large complex project.

2011-04-07 Thread Adam Gibbons

Alex, that's perfect! Exactly the kind of thing I'm trying to do myself.
Would you mind posting your reactor, war, jar and parent poms please? I'd
really like to see a working example of this in action.

Cheers,
Adam

On 7 April 2011 09:51, Alex Lopez alo...@flordeutopia.pt wrote:

 Here we have a similar setup, we manage to build everything into a WAR
 including dependent jars using reactor/assembly project:

 BTW, we use separate poms for parent (inheritance) and reactor
 (multi-module), which I think makes sense as all sub-modules have the parent
 as parent but not one sub-module even knows about the reactor one (which
 serves just to build everything).

 So the reactor project lists ALL other modules (besides parent, only used
 to inherit properties). Not a module depends or inherits from reactor
 module. The war module depends on some jars, which in turn depend on other
 jars etc.

 So when we issue mvn install or mvn deploy in the reactor project, it
 will first see the dependency graph going from the war to everything else,
 and first install/deploy the needed things (jars) so, when it reaches the
 war for packaging, all the necesary jars have already been
 installed/deployed, and are available as dependencies to the war, which gets
 packaged and installed/deployed as expected.

 So I thing the tricky part for us to see about reactor and parent and
 modules and all this stuff was separating concerns: our parent only used to
 inherit, the reactor only used to lists all other modules, and the build
 order is determined by a correctly specified dependency graph (the war
 depends on jars, etc).

 With multiple wars I believe it should behave the same way, if dependencies
 spring from the wars to the jars they depend on (and thus when building
 separate graphs are calculated each culminating in a war with other
 dependencies included inside as jars).

 Em 06-04-2011 15:46, Wendy Smoak escreveu:

  On Wed, Apr 6, 2011 at 10:44 AM, Adam Gibbonsadam.s.gibb...@gmail.com
  wrote:

 Also I refer you to:
 http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-assembly-plugin/which states
 that it can create distributions in the war format.


 It *can* but you generally only need it if the war plugin is not doing
 what you need.

 When building a war, the war plugin is the logical choice _until_ you
 run into some complication that the war plugin can't solve.


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maven-surefire-plugin additionalClasspathElement not working ?


Does anybody know why this is not working:


   
c:/_composer/_config/libraries/picketlink-bindings-1.0.4.final.jar
  

I keep receiving the following error while running the itblast-plugin on
tomcat5x:
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException:
org.picketlink.identity.federation.bindings.tomcat.sp.SPPostSignatureFormAuthenticator


Complete plugin:


org.apache.maven.plugins
maven-surefire-plugin
2.8

false

${VMARGS__TEST_PROPERTY_FILE_SQLSERVER}
${VMARGS__MAVEN_SUREFIRE_PLUGIN_2}
false

   
c:/_composer/_config/libraries/picketlink-bindings-1.0.4.final.jar
  



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Maven surefire plugin run twice with different argLine setttings

Within our build process we would like to run all unittests twice. Because we
would like to test everything against SQL Server and Oracle.

To achieve this I added the maven-surefire-plugin to the pom twice. The
first one has id 'run_tests_oracle_id' and the second one is called
'run_tests_sqlserver_id'.
Now in the configuration I use the argLine to set which database has to be
used. 
But each time when the build is executed the latest configuration of
maven-surefire-plugin is used. So it seems not possible to load two
maven-surefire-plugins with two different configurations?

Does somebody know a solution for this? Main purpose is running all unittest
twice on two different databases using maven-surefire-plugin and the
itblast-plugin.

Thx in advance.


run_tests_oracle_id


run_tests_oracle





org.apache.maven.plugins
maven-surefire-plugin
2.8

  false

${VMARGS__TEST_PROPERTY_FILE_ORACLE}
${VMARGS__MAVEN_SUREFIRE_PLUGIN_1}
false

   
c:/_composer/_config/libraries/picketlink-bindings-1.0.4.final.jar
  




org.twdata.maven
maven-itblast-plugin
0.5


itblast_oracle

post-integration-test

execute


tomcat5x

${APPSERVER_DB_ORACLE__PORT__HTTP}

${APPSERVER_DB_ORACLE__PORT__RMI}

${junit.test.pattern}











run_tests_sqlserver_id


run_tests_sqlserver






org.apache.maven.plugins
maven-surefire-plugin
2.8

false

${VMARGS__TEST_PROPERTY_FILE_SQLSERVER}
${VMARGS__MAVEN_SUREFIRE_PLUGIN_2}
false




org.twdata.maven
maven-itblast-plugin
0.5


itblast_sqlserver
verify

execute


jetty6x

${APPSERVER_DB_SQLSRV__PORT__HTTP}

Re: Maven surefire plugin run twice with different argLine setttings

2011-04-07 Thread Tamás Cservenák

Hi Hugo,

Your XML from both of your mails is garbled, unreadable (by Nabble UI if I'm
right).

Please use proper MUA or even better paste (http://pastebin.com/) or gist (
https://gist.github.com/) them and send the links to them instead.

Thanks,
~t~

On Thu, Apr 7, 2011 at 11:03 AM, Hugo de Oude hdo...@allshare.nl wrote:

Within our build process we would like to run all unittests twice. Because
we
would like to test everything against SQL Server and Oracle.

To achieve this I added the maven-surefire-plugin to the pom twice. The
first one has id 'run_tests_oracle_id' and the second one is called
'run_tests_sqlserver_id'.
Now in the configuration I use the argLine to set which database has to be
used.
But each time when the build is executed the latest configuration of
maven-surefire-plugin is used. So it seems not possible to load two
maven-surefire-plugins with two different configurations?

Does somebody know a solution for this? Main purpose is running all
unittest
twice on two different databases using maven-surefire-plugin and the
itblast-plugin.

Thx in advance.

run_tests_oracle_id

run_tests_oracle

org.apache.maven.plugins
maven-surefire-plugin
2.8

false

${VMARGS__TEST_PROPERTY_FILE_ORACLE}
${VMARGS__MAVEN_SUREFIRE_PLUGIN_1}
false

c:/_composer/_config/libraries/picketlink-bindings-1.0.4.final.jar

org.twdata.maven
maven-itblast-plugin
0.5

itblast_oracle

post-integration-test

execute

tomcat5x

${APPSERVER_DB_ORACLE__PORT__HTTP}

${APPSERVER_DB_ORACLE__PORT__RMI}

${junit.test.pattern}

run_tests_sqlserver_id

run_tests_sqlserver

org.apache.maven.plugins
maven-surefire-plugin
2.8

false

${VMARGS__TEST_PROPERTY_FILE_SQLSERVER}
${VMARGS__MAVEN_SUREFIRE_PLUGIN_2}
false

org.twdata.maven
maven-itblast-plugin
0.5

itblast_sqlserver
verify

execute

jetty6x

${APPSERVER_DB_SQLSRV__PORT__HTTP}

${APPSERVER_DB_SQLSRV__PORT__RMI}

${junit.test.pattern}

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Re: Maven surefire plugin run twice with different argLine setttings

Oh I'm sorry. I tried to correct the problem and hopefully it is ok now?

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ws.zones.apache.org down

2011-04-07 Thread Ben Short

Hi,

Over the last couple of days my builds have been failing because the
repository hosted at ws.zones.apache.org is down.

Does anyone know whats going on with this server?

Regards

Ben

Re: The maven-assembly-plugin and a large complex project.

I don't think I can post the full thing, but I'll post some cut down 
version so you can make an idea.


BTW, I got the idea from the documentation on sonatype site, look into 
maven reference and maven by example books, available for free. They 
include links to sample projects configured more or less this way.


http://www.sonatype.com/books/mvnref-book/reference/public-book.html

Em 07-04-2011 10:30, Adam Gibbons escreveu:

Alex, that's perfect! Exactly the kind of thing I'm trying to do myself.
Would you mind posting your reactor, war, jar and parent poms please? I'd
really like to see a working example of this in action.

Cheers,
Adam

On 7 April 2011 09:51, Alex Lopezalo...@flordeutopia.pt  wrote:


Here we have a similar setup, we manage to build everything into a WAR
including dependent jars using reactor/assembly project:

BTW, we use separate poms for parent (inheritance) and reactor
(multi-module), which I think makes sense as all sub-modules have the parent
as parent but not one sub-module even knows about the reactor one (which
serves just to build everything).

So the reactor project lists ALL other modules (besides parent, only used
to inherit properties). Not a module depends or inherits from reactor
module. The war module depends on some jars, which in turn depend on other
jars etc.

So when we issue mvn install or mvn deploy in the reactor project, it
will first see the dependency graph going from the war to everything else,
and first install/deploy the needed things (jars) so, when it reaches the
war for packaging, all the necesary jars have already been
installed/deployed, and are available as dependencies to the war, which gets
packaged and installed/deployed as expected.

So I thing the tricky part for us to see about reactor and parent and
modules and all this stuff was separating concerns: our parent only used to
inherit, the reactor only used to lists all other modules, and the build
order is determined by a correctly specified dependency graph (the war
depends on jars, etc).

With multiple wars I believe it should behave the same way, if dependencies
spring from the wars to the jars they depend on (and thus when building
separate graphs are calculated each culminating in a war with other
dependencies included inside as jars).

Em 06-04-2011 15:46, Wendy Smoak escreveu:

  On Wed, Apr 6, 2011 at 10:44 AM, Adam Gibbonsadam.s.gibb...@gmail.com

  wrote:


Also I refer you to:
http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-assembly-plugin/which states
that it can create distributions in the war format.



It *can* but you generally only need it if the war plugin is not doing
what you need.

When building a war, the war plugin is the logical choice _until_ you
run into some complication that the war plugin can't solve.



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Re: Installing third party artifact

2011-04-07 Thread Yegor Bugayenko

I asked a very similar question in SO a few weeks ago:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4906147

Maybe you will find it useful (the discussion is still open there).

—
Yegor Bugayenko, PMP®, SCEA



On Wed, Apr 6, 2011 at 7:17 PM, Wayne Fay wayne...@gmail.com wrote:

  I have pom that has dependency of python to be installed in order to run
  test phase. I have python in specified version as third party in my nexus
  thirdparty repository.
  How can I specify what to do with the dependency (for this example,
 install
  python on machine if not exists)

 Maven has no ability (that I know of) to install an external package
 like Python during a build cycle as a result of a particular
 dependency occuring in a given project's list of deps. You could
 perhaps construct something using the dependency plugin or the exec
 plugin to do something along these lines.

 Wayne

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Re: The maven-assembly-plugin and a large complex project.

This is an example multi-module project with separate war, reactor and 
parent poms


Em 07-04-2011 11:16, Alex Lopez escreveu:

I don't think I can post the full thing, but I'll post some cut down
version so you can make an idea.

BTW, I got the idea from the documentation on sonatype site, look into
maven reference and maven by example books, available for free. They
include links to sample projects configured more or less this way.

http://www.sonatype.com/books/mvnref-book/reference/public-book.html

Em 07-04-2011 10:30, Adam Gibbons escreveu:

Alex, that's perfect! Exactly the kind of thing I'm trying to do myself.
Would you mind posting your reactor, war, jar and parent poms please? I'd
really like to see a working example of this in action.

Cheers,
Adam

On 7 April 2011 09:51, Alex Lopezalo...@flordeutopia.pt wrote:


Here we have a similar setup, we manage to build everything into a WAR
including dependent jars using reactor/assembly project:

BTW, we use separate poms for parent (inheritance) and reactor
(multi-module), which I think makes sense as all sub-modules have the
parent
as parent but not one sub-module even knows about the reactor one (which
serves just to build everything).

So the reactor project lists ALL other modules (besides parent, only
used
to inherit properties). Not a module depends or inherits from reactor
module. The war module depends on some jars, which in turn depend on
other
jars etc.

So when we issue mvn install or mvn deploy in the reactor
project, it
will first see the dependency graph going from the war to everything
else,
and first install/deploy the needed things (jars) so, when it reaches
the
war for packaging, all the necesary jars have already been
installed/deployed, and are available as dependencies to the war,
which gets
packaged and installed/deployed as expected.

So I thing the tricky part for us to see about reactor and parent and
modules and all this stuff was separating concerns: our parent only
used to
inherit, the reactor only used to lists all other modules, and the build
order is determined by a correctly specified dependency graph (the war
depends on jars, etc).

With multiple wars I believe it should behave the same way, if
dependencies
spring from the wars to the jars they depend on (and thus when building
separate graphs are calculated each culminating in a war with other
dependencies included inside as jars).

Em 06-04-2011 15:46, Wendy Smoak escreveu:

On Wed, Apr 6, 2011 at 10:44 AM, Adam Gibbonsadam.s.gibb...@gmail.com

wrote:


Also I refer you to:
http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-assembly-plugin/which states
that it can create distributions in the war format.



It *can* but you generally only need it if the war plugin is not doing
what you need.

When building a war, the war plugin is the logical choice _until_ you
run into some complication that the war plugin can't solve.



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Re: The maven-assembly-plugin and a large complex project.

BTW the mvn install or mvn deploy is done in our case on the top 
directory, the reactor one, and it gets propagated to the others in 
appropriate order by the reactor module.


Em 07-04-2011 11:16, Alex Lopez escreveu:

I don't think I can post the full thing, but I'll post some cut down
version so you can make an idea.

BTW, I got the idea from the documentation on sonatype site, look into
maven reference and maven by example books, available for free. They
include links to sample projects configured more or less this way.

http://www.sonatype.com/books/mvnref-book/reference/public-book.html

Em 07-04-2011 10:30, Adam Gibbons escreveu:

Alex, that's perfect! Exactly the kind of thing I'm trying to do myself.
Would you mind posting your reactor, war, jar and parent poms please? I'd
really like to see a working example of this in action.

Cheers,
Adam

On 7 April 2011 09:51, Alex Lopezalo...@flordeutopia.pt wrote:


Here we have a similar setup, we manage to build everything into a WAR
including dependent jars using reactor/assembly project:

BTW, we use separate poms for parent (inheritance) and reactor
(multi-module), which I think makes sense as all sub-modules have the
parent
as parent but not one sub-module even knows about the reactor one (which
serves just to build everything).

So the reactor project lists ALL other modules (besides parent, only
used
to inherit properties). Not a module depends or inherits from reactor
module. The war module depends on some jars, which in turn depend on
other
jars etc.

So when we issue mvn install or mvn deploy in the reactor
project, it
will first see the dependency graph going from the war to everything
else,
and first install/deploy the needed things (jars) so, when it reaches
the
war for packaging, all the necesary jars have already been
installed/deployed, and are available as dependencies to the war,
which gets
packaged and installed/deployed as expected.

So I thing the tricky part for us to see about reactor and parent and
modules and all this stuff was separating concerns: our parent only
used to
inherit, the reactor only used to lists all other modules, and the build
order is determined by a correctly specified dependency graph (the war
depends on jars, etc).

With multiple wars I believe it should behave the same way, if
dependencies
spring from the wars to the jars they depend on (and thus when building
separate graphs are calculated each culminating in a war with other
dependencies included inside as jars).

Em 06-04-2011 15:46, Wendy Smoak escreveu:

On Wed, Apr 6, 2011 at 10:44 AM, Adam Gibbonsadam.s.gibb...@gmail.com

wrote:


Also I refer you to:
http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-assembly-plugin/which states
that it can create distributions in the war format.



It *can* but you generally only need it if the war plugin is not doing
what you need.

When building a war, the war plugin is the logical choice _until_ you
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Inheritance of properties

2011-04-07 Thread Wolf Geldmacher

Hello List.

I'm aiming at introducing maven (mvn 3.0.3 to be precise) in our
company.

In preparation for the task I've set up a company wide POM (c-p-p) and a
project specific POM (c-p-p-p) plus a sample project for the developers
here to use as a template (sample-project) - all included below.

The SCM used is Subversion and the structure of the repositories is
historically grown, which requires me to define a scm-loc property
which needs to be reset for every project.

The problem I'm encountering:

After mvn install for the company and project wide parent POMs I run
mvn help:effective-pom from within the sample-project with unexpected
results:

...
groupIdcom.company/groupId
artifactIdsample-project/artifactId
version2012.0.0-SNAPSHOT/version
nameA sample project/name
descriptionA very simple example project./description
urlhttps://doc.company.com/build/trunk/maven/sample-project/url
scm
connectionscm:svn:https://svn.company.com/repos/build/trunk/maven/sample-project/c-p-p-p/sample-project/connection

developerConnectionscm:svn:https://svn.company.com/repos/build/trunk/maven/sample-project/c-p-p-p/sample-project/developerConnection
urlscm:svn:https://svn.company.com/repos/build/trunk/maven/sample-project/c-p-p-p/sample-project/url
/scm
...

- The project URL that I explicitly (re-)defined in the
   sample-project's POM is expanded as I would expect.
- All URLs in the SCM section of the effective POM have a trailing
   c-p-p-p/sample-project (as does the project URL if it is inherited
   and not explicitly set it in the sample-project's POM).

I understand that maven does inheritance before interpolation, so as
the scm-loc property is set in the sample-project's POM I would expect
all expansions of the property to have the value defined in the POM.

What am I missing?
Where does the additional suffixing come from?
Is this a bug?
Is there a way to achieve my goal without having to make it explicit in
every single derived POM?

As side remarks: The effective POM fpr c-p-p-p looks ok - no unexpected
tailing traces of the parent POM there; and mvn 2.2.1 behaves exactly
the same way.

Cheers,
Wolf


POMs used

c-p-p/pom.xml:

project xmlns=http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0;
 xmlns:xsi=http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance;
 xsi:schemaLocation=http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0
http://maven.apache.org/maven-v4_0_0.xsd;
  modelVersion4.0.0/modelVersion

  !-- Artifact coordinates --
  groupIdcom.company/groupId
  artifactIdc-p-p/artifactId
  version2012.0.0-SNAPSHOT/version
  packagingpom/packaging

  !-- Artifact description --
  nameCompany Parent POM/name
  descriptionCentral POM for all of Company.  Defines central
locations, central repositories and central properties./description
  urlhttps://${doc-host}/${svn-loc}/url

  !-- Globally defined properties --
  properties
!-- Documentation host --
doc-hostdoc.company.com/doc-host
!-- Subversion repository host --
svn-hostsvn.company.com/svn-host
!-- readonly access to SVN --
svn-roscm:svn:https://${svn-host}/repos/svn-ro
!-- read/write access to SVN --
svn-rwscm:svn:https://${svn-host}/repos/svn-rw
!-- Current branch in SVN --
svn-branchtrunk/svn-branch
!-- location of artifact in SVN --
svn-locbuild/${svn-branch}/maven/c-p-p/svn-loc

!-- Default encoding used for source files --
project.build.sourceEncodingUTF-8/project.build.sourceEncoding
  /properties

  !-- Repositories (SVN integration) --
  scm
connection${svn-ro}/${svn-loc}/connection
developerConnection${svn-rw}/${svn-loc}/developerConnection
url${svn-ro}/${svn-loc}/url
  /scm

/project

c-p-p-p/pom.xml:

project xmlns=http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0;
xmlns:xsi=http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance;
  xsi:schemaLocation=http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0
http://maven.apache.org/xsd/maven-4.0.0.xsd;
  modelVersion4.0.0/modelVersion

  properties
!-- location of artifact in SVN --
svn-locbuild/${svn-branch}/maven/svn-loc
  /properties
  
  !-- Import Company-wide Settings --
  parent
groupIdcom.company/groupId
artifactIdc-p-p/artifactId
version2012.0.0-SNAPSHOT/version
  /parent

  !-- This defines generic project settings --
  groupIdcom.company/groupId
  artifactIdc-p-p-p/artifactId
  version2012.0.0-SNAPSHOT/version
  packagingpom/packaging
  nameCompany Project Parent POM/name
  descriptionCentral POM for Company Projects. Defines generic project
properties./description

/project

sample-project/pom.xml:

project xmlns=http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0;
xmlns:xsi=http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance;
  xsi:schemaLocation=http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0
http://maven.apache.org/xsd/maven-4.0.0.xsd;
  modelVersion4.0.0/modelVersion

  !-- Import Company Project Wide Settings --
  parent
groupIdcom.company/groupId
artifactIdc-p-p-p/artifactId
version2012.0.0-SNAPSHOT/version
  /parent

  properties
!-- location of artifact in SVN --

Re: Maven surefire plugin run twice with different argLine setttings

2011-04-07 Thread Stephen Connolly

still bad...

i'm going to guess that you defined the plugin twice, e.g.

plugin
artifactIdmaven-surefire-plugin/artifactId
...
/plugin
plugin
artifactIdmaven-surefire-plugin/artifactId
...
/plugin

instead of adding an extra execution to the plugin

plugin
artifactIdmaven-surefire-plugin/artifactId
executions
execution
idora/id
configuration
...
/configuration
/execution
execution
idmssql/id
configuration
...
/configuration
/execution
/execution
/plugin

Now you should note that the above will run the tests three times!
(there is a default execution of the plugin)

In Maven 3.x you can disable the default execution with

execution
iddefault-test/id
configuration
skipTeststrue/skipTests
/configuration
/execution

That won't work for Maven 2.x so if you need to support building with
Maven 2.x then you either define one execution's configuration in the
plugin configuration and reset the configuration back in the second
configuration (i.e. you only have one execution defined in your pom)
plugin
artifactIdmaven-surefire-plugin/artifactId
!-- by default use ora config --
configuration
...
/configuration
executions
execution !-- add one execution for mssql --
idmssql/id
configuration
...
/configuration
/execution
/execution
/plugin

or you do something like

plugin
artifactIdmaven-surefire-plugin/artifactId
configuration
skipTeststrue/skipTests
/configuration
executions
execution
idora/id
configuration
skipTests${skipTests}/skipTests
...
/configuration
/execution
execution
idmssql/id
configuration
skipTests${skipTests}/skipTests
...
/configuration
/execution
/execution
/plugin

which will disable surefire by default and re-enable it based on the
skipTests property for the two executions.

On 7 April 2011 10:55, Hugo de Oude hdo...@allshare.nl wrote:
Oh I'm sorry. I tried to correct the problem and hopefully it is ok now?

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Re: Maven surefire plugin run twice with different argLine setttings

2011-04-07 Thread Stephen Connolly

On 7 April 2011 12:08, Stephen Connolly stephen.alan.conno...@gmail.com wrote:
still bad...

i'm going to guess that you defined the plugin twice, e.g.

plugin
artifactIdmaven-surefire-plugin/artifactId
...
/plugin
plugin
artifactIdmaven-surefire-plugin/artifactId
...
/plugin

Forgot to mention... I can conclude you are using Maven 2.x... Maven
3.x will tell you to take a long walk off a short pier if you attempt
to duplicate the same plugin in the pom.

Maven 2.x will just merge the two which is why the last one wins for you

instead of adding an extra execution to the plugin

Now you should note that the above will run the tests three times!
(there is a default execution of the plugin)

In Maven 3.x you can disable the default execution with

execution
iddefault-test/id
configuration
skipTeststrue/skipTests
/configuration
/execution

or you do something like

which will disable surefire by default and re-enable it based on the
skipTests property for the two executions.

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Oh I'm sorry. I tried to correct the problem and hopefully it is ok now?

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Re: Inheritance of properties

First of all, I think that you're addressing the (what I call) developer way
by adding properties for many tings. Even if this would work, it makes the
poms difficult to read and understand. I believe future tooling support
(like m2eclipse) will solve some of this, but I still regard this as the
developer's approach.

For example, I would leave the generic scm section out of the corporate
pom. Or more correctly, the corporate pom will have a scm section specifying
(without the usa of properties) the path to the scm where the corporate pom
is located. Then for each product, the parent pom would override this by
declaring the correct scm path for it.

Have a look at how the corporate pom at Apache, Codehaus, etc is made up.
Best-practice that works. It will give you some hints of configuration that
you corp parent do lack.

/Anders

On Thu, Apr 7, 2011 at 12:45, Wolf Geldmacher wolf.geldmac...@abacus.chwrote:

 Hello List.

 I'm aiming at introducing maven (mvn 3.0.3 to be precise) in our
 company.

 In preparation for the task I've set up a company wide POM (c-p-p) and a
 project specific POM (c-p-p-p) plus a sample project for the developers
 here to use as a template (sample-project) - all included below.

 The SCM used is Subversion and the structure of the repositories is
 historically grown, which requires me to define a scm-loc property
 which needs to be reset for every project.

 The problem I'm encountering:

 After mvn install for the company and project wide parent POMs I run
 mvn help:effective-pom from within the sample-project with unexpected
 results:

 ...
 groupIdcom.company/groupId
 artifactIdsample-project/artifactId
 version2012.0.0-SNAPSHOT/version
 nameA sample project/name
 descriptionA very simple example project./description
 urlhttps://doc.company.com/build/trunk/maven/sample-project/url
 scm
 connectionscm:svn:
 https://svn.company.com/repos/build/trunk/maven/sample-project/c-p-p-p/sample-project/connection
developerConnectionscm:svn:
 https://svn.company.com/repos/build/trunk/maven/sample-project/c-p-p-p/sample-project
 /developerConnection
 urlscm:svn:
 https://svn.company.com/repos/build/trunk/maven/sample-project/c-p-p-p/sample-project
 /url
 /scm
 ...

 - The project URL that I explicitly (re-)defined in the
   sample-project's POM is expanded as I would expect.
 - All URLs in the SCM section of the effective POM have a trailing
   c-p-p-p/sample-project (as does the project URL if it is inherited
   and not explicitly set it in the sample-project's POM).

 I understand that maven does inheritance before interpolation, so as
 the scm-loc property is set in the sample-project's POM I would expect
 all expansions of the property to have the value defined in the POM.

 What am I missing?
 Where does the additional suffixing come from?
 Is this a bug?
 Is there a way to achieve my goal without having to make it explicit in
 every single derived POM?

 As side remarks: The effective POM fpr c-p-p-p looks ok - no unexpected
 tailing traces of the parent POM there; and mvn 2.2.1 behaves exactly
 the same way.

 Cheers,
 Wolf


 POMs used

 c-p-p/pom.xml:

 project xmlns=http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0;
 xmlns:xsi=http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance;
 xsi:schemaLocation=http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0
 http://maven.apache.org/maven-v4_0_0.xsd;
  modelVersion4.0.0/modelVersion

  !-- Artifact coordinates --
  groupIdcom.company/groupId
  artifactIdc-p-p/artifactId
  version2012.0.0-SNAPSHOT/version
  packagingpom/packaging

  !-- Artifact description --
  nameCompany Parent POM/name
  descriptionCentral POM for all of Company.  Defines central
 locations, central repositories and central properties./description
  urlhttps://${doc-host}/${svn-loc}/url

  !-- Globally defined properties --
  properties
!-- Documentation host --
doc-hostdoc.company.com/doc-host
!-- Subversion repository host --
svn-hostsvn.company.com/svn-host
!-- readonly access to SVN --
svn-roscm:svn:https://${svn-host}/repos/svn-ro
!-- read/write access to SVN --
svn-rwscm:svn:https://${svn-host}/repos/svn-rw
!-- Current branch in SVN --
svn-branchtrunk/svn-branch
!-- location of artifact in SVN --
svn-locbuild/${svn-branch}/maven/c-p-p/svn-loc

!-- Default encoding used for source files --
project.build.sourceEncodingUTF-8/project.build.sourceEncoding
  /properties

  !-- Repositories (SVN integration) --
  scm
connection${svn-ro}/${svn-loc}/connection
developerConnection${svn-rw}/${svn-loc}/developerConnection
url${svn-ro}/${svn-loc}/url
  /scm

 /project

 c-p-p-p/pom.xml:

 project xmlns=http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0;
 xmlns:xsi=http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance;
  xsi:schemaLocation=http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0
 http://maven.apache.org/xsd/maven-4.0.0.xsd;
  modelVersion4.0.0/modelVersion

  properties
!-- location of artifact in SVN --
svn-locbuild/${svn-branch}/maven/svn-loc
  /properties

Re: The maven-assembly-plugin and a large complex project.

2011-04-07 Thread Wendy Smoak

On Thu, Apr 7, 2011 at 5:30 AM, Adam Gibbons adam.s.gibb...@gmail.com wrote:
 Alex, that's perfect! Exactly the kind of thing I'm trying to do myself.
 Would you mind posting your reactor, war, jar and parent poms please? I'd
 really like to see a working example of this in action.

There are lots of open source projects out there where you can see the
whole thing.

Have a look at the Apache Archiva (repository manager) build:
http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/archiva/trunk/

The hierarchy is much deeper here, but if you start at
   http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/archiva/trunk/archiva-modules/archiva-base/
you will see the pom.xml in that directory has typepom/type and a
list of modules that match the subdirectories.

If you list *all* the subdirectories as modules Maven will figure
out the build order based on how they depend on each other.

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Re: Inheritance of properties

2011-04-07 Thread Jörg Schaible

Hi Wolf,

Wolf Geldmacher wrote:

 Hello List.
 
 I'm aiming at introducing maven (mvn 3.0.3 to be precise) in our
 company.
 
 In preparation for the task I've set up a company wide POM (c-p-p) and a
 project specific POM (c-p-p-p) plus a sample project for the developers
 here to use as a template (sample-project) - all included below.
 
 The SCM used is Subversion and the structure of the repositories is
 historically grown, which requires me to define a scm-loc property
 which needs to be reset for every project.
 
 The problem I'm encountering:
 
 After mvn install for the company and project wide parent POMs I run
 mvn help:effective-pom from within the sample-project with unexpected
 results:
 
 ...
 groupIdcom.company/groupId
 artifactIdsample-project/artifactId
 version2012.0.0-SNAPSHOT/version
 nameA sample project/name
 descriptionA very simple example project./description
 urlhttps://doc.company.com/build/trunk/maven/sample-project/url
 scm
 
connectionscm:svn:https://svn.company.com/repos/build/trunk/maven/sample-
project/c-p-p-p/sample-project/connection
   
 
developerConnectionscm:svn:https://svn.company.com/repos/build/trunk/maven/sample-
project/c-p-p-p/sample-project/developerConnection
 urlscm:svn:https://svn.company.com/repos/build/trunk/maven/sample-
project/c-p-p-p/sample-project/url
 /scm ...
 
 - The project URL that I explicitly (re-)defined in the
sample-project's POM is expanded as I would expect.
 - All URLs in the SCM section of the effective POM have a trailing
c-p-p-p/sample-project (as does the project URL if it is inherited
and not explicitly set it in the sample-project's POM).
 
 I understand that maven does inheritance before interpolation, so as
 the scm-loc property is set in the sample-project's POM I would expect
 all expansions of the property to have the value defined in the POM.
 
 What am I missing?
 Where does the additional suffixing come from?

The artifactId is automatically appended as suffix when URLs are inherited.

 Is this a bug?

No.

 Is there a way to achieve my goal without having to make it explicit in
 every single derived POM?

No.

 As side remarks: The effective POM fpr c-p-p-p looks ok - no unexpected
 tailing traces of the parent POM there; and mvn 2.2.1 behaves exactly
 the same way.

BTW: The behavior *is* annoying. It's not only that it prevents 
interpolation, it also silently implies that the artifactId matches the 
folder structure in the SCM.

- Jörg


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Include dependency jars in the resources

2011-04-07 Thread Sathyanarayana, Divya

Hi,
I am new to Maven so, please help me out with the solution.
I have set up a Java project and the pom creates a jar out of it. It has
5 dependency jars which are in my repository and the project refers to
it fine (M2_REPO)
These external jars are being placed under src directory but are not
packaged with jar.
I want to include these external jars in my jar. (Do not want to place
each jar in resource manually)

How do you tell pom.xml to include dependency jars in resources of the
jar?


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Re: Maven surefire plugin run twice with different argLine setttings

Thanks for your information.
At the moment we cannot switch to Maven 3 yet.

I understand the part to take up multiple executions within the same
surefire plugin. 
But how will this work combined with the itblast-plugin.
Normally the itblast-plugin sets the goal (execute) and to be able to run
the itblast-plugin it uses the surefire plugin. Then itblast is instructed
to run the tests against for instance a jetty6x container. 
And to use the itblast-plugin a surefire plugin is needed. But I don't know
if adding more executions to the surefire plugin will work for me. Because
actually the itblast-plugin should have two executions if I understand his
correctly.




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Re: Checkout and Build all dependencies

On 06/04/2011 8:04 PM, AnasMughal wrote:

We have a compliance/audit requirement that we need to be able to exactly
reproduce builds. (Current requirement does not allow the build machine
access to our internal nexus repository.)

All builds or just releases?
What stops you from doing that now? If you use releases properly in
Maven and in your SVN, you should be able to rebuild any release.
Everyone that has a system in production that is maintained has this
need. It is not just an idea imposed from outside.
If you can not rebuild every module that you have released into
production or out to a customer base, how do you know that you can fix
any bugs?

SVN has all the information required to find the source code and the
Maven POMs have all the information required to rebuild any release from
the sources with all of the correct third party software and correct
internally generated artifacts.

Building a snapshot takes more effort.

How often do you need to demonstrate a complete rebuild?
Is it worth automating?
How many projects make up the complete application?
Ours has over 70 and I am sure that I can rebuild all 70 for any release
but I have never thought of automating the process.

It would take a couple of hours to rebuild and I would have to set up a
new Nexus if I did not want to delete the existing releases from Nexus.

I do not backup my Nexus data so I have to be sure that I can rebuild
any release artifact from the sources.
I know that I can build something close to the snapshots that existed on
any given day using the history in SVN to identify the right sources.
It will be more work and some modules may be out of synch if the
developer did not check in every source that was deployed as a SNAPSHOT.
We do not require that in our workflow nor do I particularly care about
rebuilding SNAPSHOTS as they are transient by definition and are never
released into the wild.

Ron

We have a few projects with typical maven dependency hierarchy. Is there a
way that I could setup a build script that would fetch all dependencies from
SVN and then trigger a complete build.

Of course, we start the build process by deleting everything from the local
maven repository.

Then, we build going down the dependency hierarchy. As we build a parent, we
install it in the local maven repository on the build machine.

This does seem to be something that CruiseControl and Hudson do. Should I
consider just setting up CruiseControl or Hudson to perform the builds for
us? Or, is there a better way to setup this checkout and build process.

Any advice much appreciated.
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Re: Include dependency jars in the resources

 I am new to Maven so, please help me out with the solution.
 I have set up a Java project and the pom creates a jar out of it. It has
 5 dependency jars which are in my repository and the project refers to
 it fine (M2_REPO)


This worries me. What do you mean by M2_REPO? You shouldn't have any
references to the (local) repository in your project.


 These external jars are being placed under src directory but are not
 packaged with jar.


How are these jars being placed in the src folder? Anything being
produced/copied/unpacked/etc during the build process should be put in the
target folder.


 I want to include these external jars in my jar. (Do not want to place
 each jar in resource manually)

 How do you tell pom.xml to include dependency jars in resources of the
 jar?


Did you try googling?
http://www.mail-archive.com/users@maven.apache.org/msg72607.html

/Anders

Re: Include dependency jars in the resources

If I got what you meant, you could put the jars in the directory
src/main/resources (which is Maven's standard directory for resources) and
then Maven would include it in the root of the final generated jar.

Regards,
Rafael.

On Thu, Apr 7, 2011 at 9:14 AM, Sathyanarayana, Divya 
divya.sathyanaray...@fmr.com wrote:

 Hi,
 I am new to Maven so, please help me out with the solution.
 I have set up a Java project and the pom creates a jar out of it. It has
 5 dependency jars which are in my repository and the project refers to
 it fine (M2_REPO)
 These external jars are being placed under src directory but are not
 packaged with jar.
 I want to include these external jars in my jar. (Do not want to place
 each jar in resource manually)

 How do you tell pom.xml to include dependency jars in resources of the
 jar?


 Regards,
 Divya Arun
 Fidelity India

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Re: Include dependency jars in the resources

Oh, no! He should not!
This is what Maven's dependency management should be used for.

/Anders

On Thu, Apr 7, 2011 at 14:54, Rafael Vanderlei rafaelvander...@gmail.comwrote:

 If I got what you meant, you could put the jars in the directory
 src/main/resources (which is Maven's standard directory for resources) and
 then Maven would include it in the root of the final generated jar.

 Regards,
 Rafael.

 On Thu, Apr 7, 2011 at 9:14 AM, Sathyanarayana, Divya 
 divya.sathyanaray...@fmr.com wrote:

  Hi,
  I am new to Maven so, please help me out with the solution.
  I have set up a Java project and the pom creates a jar out of it. It has
  5 dependency jars which are in my repository and the project refers to
  it fine (M2_REPO)
  These external jars are being placed under src directory but are not
  packaged with jar.
  I want to include these external jars in my jar. (Do not want to place
  each jar in resource manually)
 
  How do you tell pom.xml to include dependency jars in resources of the
  jar?
 
 
  Regards,
  Divya Arun
  Fidelity India
 
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Re: Include dependency jars in the resources

'Course he must use Maven´s dependency management to include dependency jars
in classpath, but if for some reason of his he wants to include some jars
inside the one jar he is actually building, I think the best option would be
to make Maven think it´s a resource. I cant see how maven would include 5
jars inside another just by using it´s default dependency management.

On Thu, Apr 7, 2011 at 9:56 AM, Anders Hammar and...@hammar.net wrote:

 Oh, no! He should not!
 This is what Maven's dependency management should be used for.

 /Anders

 On Thu, Apr 7, 2011 at 14:54, Rafael Vanderlei rafaelvander...@gmail.com
 wrote:

  If I got what you meant, you could put the jars in the directory
  src/main/resources (which is Maven's standard directory for resources)
 and
  then Maven would include it in the root of the final generated jar.
 
  Regards,
  Rafael.
 
  On Thu, Apr 7, 2011 at 9:14 AM, Sathyanarayana, Divya 
  divya.sathyanaray...@fmr.com wrote:
 
   Hi,
   I am new to Maven so, please help me out with the solution.
   I have set up a Java project and the pom creates a jar out of it. It
 has
   5 dependency jars which are in my repository and the project refers to
   it fine (M2_REPO)
   These external jars are being placed under src directory but are not
   packaged with jar.
   I want to include these external jars in my jar. (Do not want to place
   each jar in resource manually)
  
   How do you tell pom.xml to include dependency jars in resources of the
   jar?
  
  
   Regards,
   Divya Arun
   Fidelity India
  
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Re: Include dependency jars in the resources

2011-04-07 Thread Manuel Doninger

You can (and i think you should) use the assembly-plugin, if you want
to do that.

Manuel

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rafaelvander...@gmail.com wrote:
 'Course he must use Maven´s dependency management to include dependency jars
 in classpath, but if for some reason of his he wants to include some jars
 inside the one jar he is actually building, I think the best option would be
 to make Maven think it´s a resource. I cant see how maven would include 5
 jars inside another just by using it´s default dependency management.

 On Thu, Apr 7, 2011 at 9:56 AM, Anders Hammar and...@hammar.net wrote:

 Oh, no! He should not!
 This is what Maven's dependency management should be used for.

 /Anders

 On Thu, Apr 7, 2011 at 14:54, Rafael Vanderlei rafaelvander...@gmail.com
 wrote:

  If I got what you meant, you could put the jars in the directory
  src/main/resources (which is Maven's standard directory for resources)
 and
  then Maven would include it in the root of the final generated jar.
 
  Regards,
  Rafael.
 
  On Thu, Apr 7, 2011 at 9:14 AM, Sathyanarayana, Divya 
  divya.sathyanaray...@fmr.com wrote:
 
   Hi,
   I am new to Maven so, please help me out with the solution.
   I have set up a Java project and the pom creates a jar out of it. It
 has
   5 dependency jars which are in my repository and the project refers to
   it fine (M2_REPO)
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How to generate clients for my project

Hi.

I have a multi module project and I need to generate two clients (could be
more) for my application. But the clients need to include classes that are
in different modules, so I'm kind of not having much idea on how to do this.

My project structure is like this

- root
--- module a (jar)
--- module b (jar)
--- module c (ejb)
--- module d (ejb)
--- module e (war)
--- module f (war)

As I said, the clients I need to generate must include a different subset of
classes that are in module a, module b and module d. Also I need to deploy
these clients to the company's repository (I'm using Nexus) so the consumers
can declare it as a dependency.

What do you recommend for this need?

Thanks and regards,
Rafael.

RE: Include dependency jars in the resources

2011-04-07 Thread Sathyanarayana, Divya

Yes but I do not want to do that manually. Is there a way to tell pom to
include it in src/main/resources?

Regards, 
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If I got what you meant, you could put the jars in the directory
src/main/resources (which is Maven's standard directory for resources)
and then Maven would include it in the root of the final generated jar.

Regards,
Rafael.


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Hi,
I am new to Maven so, please help me out with the
solution.
I have set up a Java project and the pom creates a jar
out of it. It has
5 dependency jars which are in my repository and the
project refers to
it fine (M2_REPO)
These external jars are being placed under src directory
but are not
packaged with jar.
I want to include these external jars in my jar. (Do not
want to place
each jar in resource manually)

How do you tell pom.xml to include dependency jars in
resources of the
jar?


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Divya Arun
Fidelity India

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Re: Installing third party artifact

2011-04-07 Thread gadi_sr

Thank you, I will try to use some of the tequnices.

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Re: How to generate clients for my project


This looks like a classic web services configuration.

The web services project produces a jar that all the clients need, it 
gets deployed as an artifact and the clients depend on that artifact.


Is that what you are trying to do?

Ron

On 07/04/2011 9:27 AM, Rafael Vanderlei wrote:

Hi.

I have a multi module project and I need to generate two clients (could be
more) for my application. But the clients need to include classes that are
in different modules, so I'm kind of not having much idea on how to do this.

My project structure is like this

- root
--- module a (jar)
--- module b (jar)
--- module c (ejb)
--- module d (ejb)
--- module e (war)
--- module f (war)

As I said, the clients I need to generate must include a different subset of
classes that are in module a, module b and module d. Also I need to deploy
these clients to the company's repository (I'm using Nexus) so the consumers
can declare it as a dependency.

What do you recommend for this need?

Thanks and regards,
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Re: How to generate clients for my project

Hi, Ron. Thanks for response.

How would I configure such a project using Maven? Keeping in mind I already
have all the code in the modules I mentioned before and I just need a way to
put everything together in a jar and then deploy to Nexus.

Regards,
Rafael.

On Thu, Apr 7, 2011 at 10:36 AM, Ron Wheeler rwhee...@artifact-software.com
 wrote:

 This looks like a classic web services configuration.

 The web services project produces a jar that all the clients need, it gets
 deployed as an artifact and the clients depend on that artifact.

 Is that what you are trying to do?

 Ron


 On 07/04/2011 9:27 AM, Rafael Vanderlei wrote:

 Hi.

 I have a multi module project and I need to generate two clients (could be
 more) for my application. But the clients need to include classes that are
 in different modules, so I'm kind of not having much idea on how to do
 this.

 My project structure is like this

 - root
 --- module a (jar)
 --- module b (jar)
 --- module c (ejb)
 --- module d (ejb)
 --- module e (war)
 --- module f (war)

 As I said, the clients I need to generate must include a different subset
 of
 classes that are in module a, module b and module d. Also I need to deploy
 these clients to the company's repository (I'm using Nexus) so the
 consumers
 can declare it as a dependency.

 What do you recommend for this need?

 Thanks and regards,
 Rafael.



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Re: Include dependency jars in the resources

2011-04-07 Thread Stephen Connolly

what I think you are asking to do is:
1. add the jars you want to embed (you do know that the jar spec does
not support opening jars within jars as if they are jars... you can
process them youself, but they cannot be added to the classpath) as
dependencies to the pom with some scope that is not transitive
(provided is probably best)
2. use the maven dependency plugin's copy-dependencies goal to copy
the artifacts (you will need to use the
includeScope/includeArtifactIds/includeGroupIds to carefully pull out
just the ones you want) and have it output them in
${project.build.directory}/generated-resources/dependency
3. use the buildhelper-maven-plugin @mojo's add-resource goal to add
${project.build.directory}/generated-resources/dependency as a
resource directory

and presto-chango you will have the jars you selected embedded within your jar.

-Stephen

P.S.
I suspect you will find that you have hit the perils of getting what
you asked is not always what you want

On 7 April 2011 14:17, Sathyanarayana, Divya
divya.sathyanaray...@fmr.com wrote:
 Yes but I do not want to do that manually. Is there a way to tell pom to
 include it in src/main/resources?

 Regards,
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        Sent: Thursday, April 07, 2011 6:25 PM
        To: Maven Users List
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        Subject: Re: Include dependency jars in the resources


        If I got what you meant, you could put the jars in the directory
 src/main/resources (which is Maven's standard directory for resources)
 and then Maven would include it in the root of the final generated jar.

        Regards,
        Rafael.


        On Thu, Apr 7, 2011 at 9:14 AM, Sathyanarayana, Divya
 divya.sathyanaray...@fmr.com wrote:


                Hi,
                I am new to Maven so, please help me out with the
 solution.
                I have set up a Java project and the pom creates a jar
 out of it. It has
                5 dependency jars which are in my repository and the
 project refers to
                it fine (M2_REPO)
                These external jars are being placed under src directory
 but are not
                packaged with jar.
                I want to include these external jars in my jar. (Do not
 want to place
                each jar in resource manually)

                How do you tell pom.xml to include dependency jars in
 resources of the
                jar?


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Re: How to generate clients for my project


Is it web services?

On 07/04/2011 9:46 AM, Rafael Vanderlei wrote:

Hi, Ron. Thanks for response.

How would I configure such a project using Maven? Keeping in mind I 
already have all the code in the modules I mentioned before and I just 
need a way to put everything together in a jar and then deploy to Nexus.


Regards,
Rafael.

On Thu, Apr 7, 2011 at 10:36 AM, Ron Wheeler 
rwhee...@artifact-software.com 
mailto:rwhee...@artifact-software.com wrote:


This looks like a classic web services configuration.

The web services project produces a jar that all the clients need,
it gets deployed as an artifact and the clients depend on that
artifact.

Is that what you are trying to do?

Ron


On 07/04/2011 9:27 AM, Rafael Vanderlei wrote:

Hi.

I have a multi module project and I need to generate two
clients (could be
more) for my application. But the clients need to include
classes that are
in different modules, so I'm kind of not having much idea on
how to do this.

My project structure is like this

- root
--- module a (jar)
--- module b (jar)
--- module c (ejb)
--- module d (ejb)
--- module e (war)
--- module f (war)

As I said, the clients I need to generate must include a
different subset of
classes that are in module a, module b and module d. Also I
need to deploy
these clients to the company's repository (I'm using Nexus) so
the consumers
can declare it as a dependency.

What do you recommend for this need?

Thanks and regards,
Rafael.



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Re: How to generate clients for my project

The more details that you provide about what you are trying to build, 
the more  likely it is that you will find someone who has the right 
answer.
It is 99.9% certain, that more than one person has built what you are 
trying to do.


If you ask very specific questions, you will tend to get very accurate 
answers that are correct responses to your question but wrong for what 
you ultimately want to achieve.

More context = better advice.

If you also mention your IDE and the version of Maven that you are 
using, you might get better results.





On 07/04/2011 9:46 AM, Rafael Vanderlei wrote:

Hi, Ron. Thanks for response.

How would I configure such a project using Maven? Keeping in mind I 
already have all the code in the modules I mentioned before and I just 
need a way to put everything together in a jar and then deploy to Nexus.


Regards,
Rafael.

On Thu, Apr 7, 2011 at 10:36 AM, Ron Wheeler 
rwhee...@artifact-software.com 
mailto:rwhee...@artifact-software.com wrote:


This looks like a classic web services configuration.

The web services project produces a jar that all the clients need,
it gets deployed as an artifact and the clients depend on that
artifact.

Is that what you are trying to do?

Ron


On 07/04/2011 9:27 AM, Rafael Vanderlei wrote:

Hi.

I have a multi module project and I need to generate two
clients (could be
more) for my application. But the clients need to include
classes that are
in different modules, so I'm kind of not having much idea on
how to do this.

My project structure is like this

- root
--- module a (jar)
--- module b (jar)
--- module c (ejb)
--- module d (ejb)
--- module e (war)
--- module f (war)

As I said, the clients I need to generate must include a
different subset of
classes that are in module a, module b and module d. Also I
need to deploy
these clients to the company's repository (I'm using Nexus) so
the consumers
can declare it as a dependency.

What do you recommend for this need?

Thanks and regards,
Rafael.



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Re: How to generate clients for my project

Oh, sorry, they´re not web services... my project provides ejbs to other
projects, so they are clients for ejb services.

I know maven-ejb-plugin has an opton to generate ejb client but I believe I
can´t use it because I also need to include classes that are in other
modules than ejb. And still there is the need of deploy it to Nexus, which I
strongly believe cannot be solved by maven ejb plugin.

I´m still failing on the search

On Thu, Apr 7, 2011 at 11:10 AM, Ron Wheeler rwhee...@artifact-software.com
 wrote:

  Is it web services?


 On 07/04/2011 9:46 AM, Rafael Vanderlei wrote:

 Hi, Ron. Thanks for response.

 How would I configure such a project using Maven? Keeping in mind I already
 have all the code in the modules I mentioned before and I just need a way to
 put everything together in a jar and then deploy to Nexus.

 Regards,
 Rafael.

 On Thu, Apr 7, 2011 at 10:36 AM, Ron Wheeler 
 rwhee...@artifact-software.com wrote:

 This looks like a classic web services configuration.

 The web services project produces a jar that all the clients need, it gets
 deployed as an artifact and the clients depend on that artifact.

 Is that what you are trying to do?

 Ron


 On 07/04/2011 9:27 AM, Rafael Vanderlei wrote:

 Hi.

 I have a multi module project and I need to generate two clients (could
 be
 more) for my application. But the clients need to include classes that
 are
 in different modules, so I'm kind of not having much idea on how to do
 this.

 My project structure is like this

 - root
 --- module a (jar)
 --- module b (jar)
 --- module c (ejb)
 --- module d (ejb)
 --- module e (war)
 --- module f (war)

 As I said, the clients I need to generate must include a different subset
 of
 classes that are in module a, module b and module d. Also I need to
 deploy
 these clients to the company's repository (I'm using Nexus) so the
 consumers
 can declare it as a dependency.

 What do you recommend for this need?

 Thanks and regards,
 Rafael.



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Re: How to generate clients for my project

It looks like you've already set you're mind on the end result, but I'd like
to warn you about duplicating classes in several artifacts. Sooner or later
this will get you into trouble.
I suggest you move these classes to a separate module and declare a
dependency to it from your server artifacts. i.e. keep the API separate
from the impl logic. If you also have some client specific classes you would
create a separate artifact for that, which would then have a dependency to
the API artifact.

This is just rough guidelines. As Ron says, give us more details and we can
give you more specific solutions.

/Anders

On Thu, Apr 7, 2011 at 15:46, Rafael Vanderlei rafaelvander...@gmail.comwrote:

 Hi, Ron. Thanks for response.

 How would I configure such a project using Maven? Keeping in mind I already
 have all the code in the modules I mentioned before and I just need a way
 to
 put everything together in a jar and then deploy to Nexus.

 Regards,
 Rafael.

 On Thu, Apr 7, 2011 at 10:36 AM, Ron Wheeler 
 rwhee...@artifact-software.com
  wrote:

  This looks like a classic web services configuration.
 
  The web services project produces a jar that all the clients need, it
 gets
  deployed as an artifact and the clients depend on that artifact.
 
  Is that what you are trying to do?
 
  Ron
 
 
  On 07/04/2011 9:27 AM, Rafael Vanderlei wrote:
 
  Hi.
 
  I have a multi module project and I need to generate two clients (could
 be
  more) for my application. But the clients need to include classes that
 are
  in different modules, so I'm kind of not having much idea on how to do
  this.
 
  My project structure is like this
 
  - root
  --- module a (jar)
  --- module b (jar)
  --- module c (ejb)
  --- module d (ejb)
  --- module e (war)
  --- module f (war)
 
  As I said, the clients I need to generate must include a different
 subset
  of
  classes that are in module a, module b and module d. Also I need to
 deploy
  these clients to the company's repository (I'm using Nexus) so the
  consumers
  can declare it as a dependency.
 
  What do you recommend for this need?
 
  Thanks and regards,
  Rafael.
 
 
 
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Re: How to generate clients for my project

include in the maven world is to declare a dependency. Don't duplicate
classes!

/Anders

On Thu, Apr 7, 2011 at 16:24, Rafael Vanderlei rafaelvander...@gmail.comwrote:

 Oh, sorry, they´re not web services... my project provides ejbs to other
 projects, so they are clients for ejb services.

 I know maven-ejb-plugin has an opton to generate ejb client but I believe I
 can´t use it because I also need to include classes that are in other
 modules than ejb. And still there is the need of deploy it to Nexus, which
 I
 strongly believe cannot be solved by maven ejb plugin.

 I´m still failing on the search

 On Thu, Apr 7, 2011 at 11:10 AM, Ron Wheeler 
 rwhee...@artifact-software.com
  wrote:

   Is it web services?
 
 
  On 07/04/2011 9:46 AM, Rafael Vanderlei wrote:
 
  Hi, Ron. Thanks for response.
 
  How would I configure such a project using Maven? Keeping in mind I
 already
  have all the code in the modules I mentioned before and I just need a way
 to
  put everything together in a jar and then deploy to Nexus.
 
  Regards,
  Rafael.
 
  On Thu, Apr 7, 2011 at 10:36 AM, Ron Wheeler 
  rwhee...@artifact-software.com wrote:
 
  This looks like a classic web services configuration.
 
  The web services project produces a jar that all the clients need, it
 gets
  deployed as an artifact and the clients depend on that artifact.
 
  Is that what you are trying to do?
 
  Ron
 
 
  On 07/04/2011 9:27 AM, Rafael Vanderlei wrote:
 
  Hi.
 
  I have a multi module project and I need to generate two clients (could
  be
  more) for my application. But the clients need to include classes that
  are
  in different modules, so I'm kind of not having much idea on how to do
  this.
 
  My project structure is like this
 
  - root
  --- module a (jar)
  --- module b (jar)
  --- module c (ejb)
  --- module d (ejb)
  --- module e (war)
  --- module f (war)
 
  As I said, the clients I need to generate must include a different
 subset
  of
  classes that are in module a, module b and module d. Also I need to
  deploy
  these clients to the company's repository (I'm using Nexus) so the
  consumers
  can declare it as a dependency.
 
  What do you recommend for this need?
 
  Thanks and regards,
  Rafael.
 
 
 
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Re: How to generate clients for my project