from:"CodingPlayer"


thx, i'll try this out very soon, and let u know if it worked.


Damien Lecan-2 wrote:
 
 u might have misunderstood my problem:

 - in the J2ME API java.io.DataInputStream IS INCLUDED.
 
 Ok
 You need to change compiler bootclasspath, with J2ME API classes. In
 my company, we are using our own J2ME API jars, but Pyx4me provides
 J2ME API jars you can add in your compiler bootclasspath.
 
 Example (not tested)
 
 plugin
 ...
   groupIdorg.apache.maven.plugins/groupId
   artifactIdmaven-compiler-plugin/artifactId
   configuration
   source1.3/source
   target1.1/target
   compilerArguments
   
 bootclasspath${settings.localRepository}/org/microemu/microemu-cldc/2.0.1/microemu-cldc-2.0.1.jar/bootclasspath
   /compilerArguments
   /configuration
   dependencies
   dependency
   groupIdorg.microemu/groupId
   artifactIdmicroemu-cldc/artifactId
   version2.0.1/version
   /dependency
   /dependencies
 ...
  /plugin
 
 Notice the path to jar relative to Maven repository and the dependency
 tag which allows Maven to download used libraries in bootclasspath.
 
 It works with our internal J2ME jars, it should work with those from
 pyx4me.
 Other jars :
 http://repo1.maven.org/maven2/org/microemu/
 
 Good luck
 
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[M2] maven-cobertura-plugin: cobertura.ser


Hi,

i just wonder why the cobertura.ser file is not in the \target folder (since
it is generated).

do i need to check it in to my SCM (Subversion), is it updated when
executing later builds?
(or can i put it on the ignore list? and add it to the maven-clean-plugin
configuration?)

thx 4 help
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[M2] mvn-qalab-plugin: qalab.xml


Hi,

i just wonder why the qalab.xml file is not in the \target folder (since it
is generated).

do i need to check it in to my SCM (Subversion), is it updated when
executing later builds?
(does the plugin store the history of previous builds in this file?)

or can i put it on the ignore list? and add it to the maven-clean-plugin
configuration?

thx 4 help
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Hi,

thx for this hint.

i finally found a nice description (about dealing with the qalab.xml file)
in the plugins FAQ:
http://qalab.sourceforge.net/multiproject/maven2-qalab-plugin/faq.html#what-scm

regards
R.C.


Dimitris Kapanidis-2 wrote:
 
 CodingPlayer wrote:
 Hi,

 i just wonder why the qalab.xml file is not in the \target folder (since
 it
 is generated).

 do i need to check it in to my SCM (Subversion), is it updated when
 executing later builds?
 (does the plugin store the history of previous builds in this file?)

 or can i put it on the ignore list? and add it to the maven-clean-plugin
 configuration?

 thx 4 help
 R.C.
   
 The file is used for historical data. Each report is aggregating the 
 previous data and adding the new ones in the file.
 There is a goal in the plugin that can automatically submit the file to 
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[M2] j2me-maven-plugin: preverification error

2007-06-25 Thread CodingPlayer


Hi,

i just try to get my J2ME application running under Maven2.

here is my pom:

...
  properties
java.source.version1.3/java.source.version
java.target.version1.1/java.target.version
  /properties

   .
plugin
groupIdcom.pyx4me/groupId
artifactIdj2me-maven-plugin/artifactId
version2.0.1/version
executions
execution
goals
goalpackage/goal

/goals
/execution
/executions
configuration
wtkHomeC:\Programme\Java\J2ME/wtkHome
proguardIncludeproguard.conf/proguardInclude
proguardtrue/proguard
obfuscatefalse/obfuscate
jadAttributes
   
MIDlet-Vendor${project.organization.name}/MIDlet-Vendor
Created-By.../Created-By
/jadAttributes
midlets
MIDlet
nameMGBL/name

icon/img/logo.png/icon

classat.researchstudio.sat.mgbl.AheadOfTheGame/class
/MIDlet
/midlets
/configuration
/plugin


i get the following error:

Error preverifying class at.researchstudio.sat.mgbl.model.Settings
VERIFIER ERROR at/researchstudio/sat/mgbl/model/Settings.init([B)V:
Cannot find class java/io/FilterInputStream


i'm using a java.io.DataInputStream in my application, which is derived
from:

Object - InputStream - FilterInputStream  (in JDK 1.3) but only
Object - InputStream   (in J2ME)


So how can i tell the maven-compile-plugin, to use the J2ME API insteaed of
JDK?

(When compiling with my old eclipseME-plugin, everything works fine, for JDK
1.3)

thx 4 help
R.C.


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[M2] j2me-maven-plugin: Configuration

2007-06-25 Thread CodingPlayer


Hi,

since i tried the whole day, to get my J2ME application running using the
j2me-maven-plugin to create the JAR and the JAD file, and didn't succeed, i
would love if anyone using this plugin could post a working configuration
here.

finally i had my application running in the emulator, and on one mobile
phone, but some other mobile phones couldn't start the application.


many thanks
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Re: [M2] j2me-maven-plugin: preverification error

2007-06-25 Thread CodingPlayer


Hi Damien,

u might have misunderstood my problem:

- in the J2ME API java.io.DataInputStream IS INCLUDED.

- the problem is that the J2ME is derived from an old JDK 1.1 (just slightly
changed), and therefore the inheritence structure for the
java.io.DataInputStream (in J2ME) is:

java.lang.Object
   |
   +java.io.InputStream
   |
   +java.io.DataInputStream


but in the JDK 1.3 (which is usually the source version):

java.lang.Object
   |
   +java.io.InputStream
   |
   +java.io.FilterInputStream
   |
   +java.io.DataInputStream

and actually the problem is, that the plugin seems to use 1.3 to compile the
classes, but can not run a pre-verification, since the
java.io.FilterInputStream is missing.

hope that clarifies my problem


R.C.



Damien Lecan-2 wrote:
 
 Hello,
 
 i'm using a java.io.DataInputStream in my application, which is derived
 from:
 So how can i tell the maven-compile-plugin, to use the J2ME API insteaed
 of
 JDK?
 (When compiling with my old eclipseME-plugin, everything works fine, for
 JDK
 1.3)
 
 Your question is not clear :)
 
 You want to use java.io.DataInputStream, available only in J2SE API
 but at the same time you want compile with J2ME API.
 
 What do you want to do ?
 
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[M2] taglist-maven-plugin: casing?

2007-06-20 Thread CodingPlayer


Hi,

i just discovered this nice taglist-maven-plugin listing several tags in a
nice report.


My question is, if it is possible to ignore the casing (for the match)??


i would love to see:

- TODO, todo, Todo, (and several casing variations) in the same list.

- same for @TODO and @todo



it would be even nicer, to specify classes of tags (that should be clustered
to the same category).

something like: 

  tagclasses
tagclass name=todo ignorecasing=true
  tagTODO/tag
  tag@todo/tag
/tagclass
tagclass name=fixme ignorecasing=true
  tagFIXME/tag
  tagFIX/tag
/tagclass
tag@deprecated/tag
  /tagclasses
/configuration

thx 4 help
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[M2] maven-deploy-plugin: is it possibly to deploy sources?


Hi,

i just want to deploy a 3rd party jar file to my remote repository, and
wonder if it is possible to deploy the source.jar as well?

i couldn't find any parameter/switch doing this.

mvn deploy:deploy-file
  -Dfile=3rdparty.jar
  -DgroupId=com.3rdparty.app
  -DartifactId=3rdparty
  -Dversion=1.1
  -Dpackaging=jar
  -DrepositoryId=myremote-repository
  -Durl=scp://path-to-remote-repository

that's all i found irght now.

thx 4 any help
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Hi,

i just found a solution to this:

simply add -Dclassifier=sources, that's it.

mvn deploy:deploy-file
  -Dfile=3rdparty-sources.jar
  -DgroupId=com.3rdparty.app
  -DartifactId=3rdparty
  -Dversion=1.1
  -Dpackaging=jar
  -DrepositoryId=myremote-repository
  -Durl=scp://path-to-remote-repository
  -Dclassifier=sources

R.C.


CodingPlayer wrote:
 
 Hi,
 
 i just want to deploy a 3rd party jar file to my remote repository, and
 wonder if it is possible to deploy the source.jar as well?
 
 i couldn't find any parameter/switch doing this.
 
 mvn deploy:deploy-file
   -Dfile=3rdparty.jar
   -DgroupId=com.3rdparty.app
   -DartifactId=3rdparty
   -Dversion=1.1
   -Dpackaging=jar
   -DrepositoryId=myremote-repository
   -Durl=scp://path-to-remote-repository
 
 that's all i found irght now.
 
 thx 4 any help
 R.C.
 

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thx, i just found out the same^^

R.C.


Valerio Schiavoni wrote:
 
 try adding -Dclassifier=sources -Dfile=3rdparty-src.jar
 
 On 3/23/07, CodingPlayer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Hi,

 i just want to deploy a 3rd party jar file to my remote repository, and
 wonder if it is possible to deploy the source.jar as well?

 i couldn't find any parameter/switch doing this.

 mvn deploy:deploy-file
   -Dfile=3rdparty.jar
   -DgroupId=com.3rdparty.app
   -DartifactId=3rdparty
   -Dversion=1.1
   -Dpackaging=jar
   -DrepositoryId=myremote-repository
   -Durl=scp://path-to-remote-repository

 that's all i found irght now.

 thx 4 any help
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[M2] Overview of common plugins?


Hi,

i wonder if anyone has a nice list of useful common maven2 plugins?

all i found is this outdated list:
http://docs.codehaus.org/display/MAVEN/Maven+Plugin+Matrix

thx 4 help
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[M2] maven-release-plugin and javadoc @version tags

2007-03-16 Thread CodingPlayer


Hi All,

i just was wondering if there is any possibility to tell the
maven-release-plugin, to change ALL the source files as well?

i mean, it would be nice, if the @version javadoc tag would be automatically
changed for each class.

For e.g. when releasing version 1.7 and changing to 1.8-SNAPSHOT, all
@version tags (for each class) should be changed to 1.8 (right after the
release).


If someone knows a way to do this pls let me know.
Maybe there is another plugin that is capable of this functionality?

thx
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Re: [M2] maven-release-plugin and javadoc @version tags

2007-03-16 Thread CodingPlayer


I'm sorry but i don't know anything about filtering? What do you mean
exactly?

i thought maven-properties are only accessible within the pom.xml file?

What i need is a plugin, that looks at the ${pom.version} and the walks
through all my packages (in my source folder) and change the @version
javadoc tag in every single java class file.

I couldn't find any plugin doing this.
Maybe this filtering you mentioned can help?

thx
R.C.


Rémy Sanlaville wrote:
 
 Hi,
 
 Isn't possible to use filtering with ${pom.version} ?
 
 Rémy
 
 2007/3/16, CodingPlayer [EMAIL PROTECTED]:


 Hi All,

 i just was wondering if there is any possibility to tell the
 maven-release-plugin, to change ALL the source files as well?

 i mean, it would be nice, if the @version javadoc tag would be
 automatically
 changed for each class.

 For e.g. when releasing version 1.7 and changing to 1.8-SNAPSHOT, all
 @version tags (for each class) should be changed to 1.8 (right after the
 release).


 If someone knows a way to do this pls let me know.
 Maybe there is another plugin that is capable of this functionality?

 thx
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[M2] extending profiles from parent pom - BUG in maven-help-plugin??

2007-03-12 Thread CodingPlayer


Hi all,

i just split my parent pom into two distinct poms.

One containing only generic informations, like used plugins, repositories
(maven, codehaus), ...), while the second one contains company specific
settings (issues, developers, organization, ...)

Some of the elements are needed in both poms, like properties, repositories,
pluginRepo. and profiles.

Everything works fine except, except there seems to be a BUG with the
maven-help-plugin.

when executing:
   mvn help:effective-pom

the inherited profiles are NEVER shown. Only the leaf-profiles are
displayed. But all profiles are currently existing, and can be activated.


Maybe this is no bug, and the inherited profiles are left out (when
displaying) for a reason, if someone knows more pls let me know.

thx
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[M2] jxr doesn't work with latest findbugs

2007-01-26 Thread CodingPlayer


Hi, 

I use the findbugs and JXR plugins from codehaus, but the cross reference
linking doesn't work for findbugs.
(but it works properly for other plugins, e.g. PMD)

here is my pom.xml snipet:

reporting
  plugin
groupIdorg.codehaus.mojo/groupId
artifactIdfindbugs-maven-plugin/artifactId
version1.0.0/version
  /plugin
  plugin
groupIdorg.codehaus.mojo/groupId
artifactIdjxr-maven-plugin/artifactId
version2.0-beta-1/version
  /plugin

  plugin
groupIdorg.apache.maven.plugins/groupId
artifactIdmaven-pmd-plugin/artifactId
version2.1/version
  /plugin
/reporting


since the source references work for PMD and JXR, but do not work for
findbugs and JXR i believe that there is a bug within the findbugs plugin?
(just a guess^^)

maybe i use the worng versions or even the wrong plugins (maybe i should use
apache.maven.plugins instead of codehaus.mojos??)

I'm thankful 4 any idea.

thx
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Re: [M2] checkstyle plugin - correct groupid?

2006-12-06 Thread CodingPlayer


to look at the url was a very good tip.

thx 4 your help.
R.C.


Wendy Smoak-3 wrote:
 
 On 12/5/06, CodingPlayer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
 i just found out about the existence of two checkstyle plugins:

 http://mirrors.ibiblio.org/pub/mirrors/maven2/maven/maven-checkstyle-plugin/
 http://mirrors.ibiblio.org/pub/mirrors/maven2/org/apache/maven/plugins/maven-checkstyle-plugin/

 i found (a relative) new version for both:

 maven:  3.0 (16-Nov-2006)

 org.apache.maven.plugins:   2.1 (14-May-2006)
 
 The first one is a Maven 1 plugin.  (You can tell from the url in the
 pom.)
 
 The second one (in org.apache.maven.plugins) is the Maven 2 version.
 
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[M2] checkstyle plugin - correct groupid?

2006-12-05 Thread CodingPlayer


hi,

i just found out about the existence of two checkstyle plugins:

http://mirrors.ibiblio.org/pub/mirrors/maven2/maven/maven-checkstyle-plugin/
http://mirrors.ibiblio.org/pub/mirrors/maven2/org/apache/maven/plugins/maven-checkstyle-plugin/

i found (a relative) new version for both:

maven:  3.0 (16-Nov-2006)

org.apache.maven.plugins:   2.1 (14-May-2006)


does anybody know, which one is still supported?
which one should i use?

thx 4 help
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[M2] list of available goals (for all plugins)?


Hi,

i'm searching for a plugin that lists all available goals of ALL Maven2
plugins?
If this feature is not implemented yet, will it be taken into consideration?

i know about the 'maven-projecthelp-plugin' and the 'maven-help-plugin', but
they don't show available goals...

thx 4 help
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[M2] different maven-...help-plugins?


Hi,

does anyone know about the difference of these two plugins?

http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-help-plugin/
http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-projecthelp-plugin/

Which one is used most common?

thx
R.C.

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Re: [M2] list of available goals (for all plugins)?

hi,

What i mean is, that i would love to write something like,

e.g. mvn list-goals

and get an output like:

phase: XXX
goals: AAA, BBB, CCC

phase: YYY
goals: DDD, EEE

e.g.:
phase: compile
goals: compile, test-compile, ...

...

phase: package
goals: package, jar:jar, jar:test-jar, source:jar, source:test-jar,

the plugin should not only point out the corresponding lifecycle-phase, it
should also list ALL goals for each plugin...

Since most of the plugins provide more than one goal, a COMPLETE list would
be nice.

The fact is, that when the developers team of a company switches lets say,
from ant to maven2, every single developer has to know quite a lot about
maven, to simple find out how to build and run the project.

Therefore such a simple command to list all available goals (of all plugins,
correlated to the corresponding life-cycle-phase) would help quite a lot.

thx 4 help
R.C.

ir. ing. Jan Dockx wrote:

Define ALL Maven2 plugins. Since Maven is an open system of
plugins, the best answer is probably Google ;-). If you mean all
build lifecycle phases, they are static, and can be found at http://
cvs.peopleware.be/training/maven/maven2/buildLifecyclePhases.html
and at other places.

On 4 Dec 2006, at 15:15, CodingPlayer wrote:

Hi,

i'm searching for a plugin that lists all available goals of ALL
Maven2
plugins?
If this feature is not implemented yet, will it be taken into
consideration?

i know about the 'maven-projecthelp-plugin' and the 'maven-help-
plugin', but
they don't show available goals...

thx 4 help
R.C.
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Re: [M2] different maven-...help-plugins?


Mark, thx 4 help, that was what i expected.

R.C.


Mark Hobson wrote:
 
 On 04/12/06, CodingPlayer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 does anyone know about the difference of these two plugins?

 http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-help-plugin/
 http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-projecthelp-plugin/
 
 maven-projecthelp-plugin was renamed to maven-help-plugin a while back.
 
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[M2] pluginManagement vs. plugin in parent pom.xml