Defining NetBeans 6.7 Actions Externally In Maven2 2.2.1

2009-11-18 Thread rickbryant

All:

We just upgraded from Maven1 1.0.2 to Maven2 2.2.1 and from NetBeans 5.5 to
NetBeans 6.7. With our previous setup we could specify NetBeans 5.5 actions
in the Maven1 1.0.2 build.properties file as follows:
maven.netbeans.exec.debug.single=-Dmaven.mevenide.run.classname=%CLASS%
java:compile mevenide:debug-class
maven.netbeans.exec.run.single=-Dmaven.mevenide.run.classname=%CLASS%
java:compile mevenide:run-class
maven.netbeans.exec.rebuild=clean web-deploy-nowar
maven.netbeans.exec.build=web-deploy-nowar
and the corresponding menu selections in NetBeans 5.5 would use these
actions instead of the built in actions.

Is it possible to also specify NetBeans 6.7 actions externally in the Maven2
2.2.1 profiles.xml (or pom.xml or settings.xml) file? If so, which specific
NetBeans 6.7 action attributes are available and how are these declared?

Thanks,
Rick
 
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Re: Defining NetBeans 6.7 Actions Externally In Maven2 2.2.1

2009-11-18 Thread Milos Kleint
http://wiki.netbeans.org/MavenBestPractices#Binding_Maven_goals_to_IDE_actions

http://wiki.netbeans.org/MavenBestPractices#Binding_Maven_goals_to_IDE_actions
Milos

On Wed, Nov 18, 2009 at 7:37 PM, rickbryant rick.bry...@gxs.com wrote:


 All:

 We just upgraded from Maven1 1.0.2 to Maven2 2.2.1 and from NetBeans 5.5 to
 NetBeans 6.7. With our previous setup we could specify NetBeans 5.5 actions
 in the Maven1 1.0.2 build.properties file as follows:
 maven.netbeans.exec.debug.single=-Dmaven.mevenide.run.classname=%CLASS%
 java:compile mevenide:debug-class
 maven.netbeans.exec.run.single=-Dmaven.mevenide.run.classname=%CLASS%
 java:compile mevenide:run-class
 maven.netbeans.exec.rebuild=clean web-deploy-nowar
 maven.netbeans.exec.build=web-deploy-nowar
 and the corresponding menu selections in NetBeans 5.5 would use these
 actions instead of the built in actions.

 Is it possible to also specify NetBeans 6.7 actions externally in the
 Maven2
 2.2.1 profiles.xml (or pom.xml or settings.xml) file? If so, which specific
 NetBeans 6.7 action attributes are available and how are these declared?

 Thanks,
 Rick

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Re: Defining NetBeans 6.7 Actions Externally In Maven2 2.2.1

2009-11-18 Thread rickbryant

Milos,

Thanks for your reply and we are already aware of how to bind NetBeans/Maven
actions within the NetBeans application. However, instead of configuring
NetBeans for this we want to be able to do the same thing declaratively
using properties in the external Maven profiles.xml file. We have done this
successfully in the past with NetBeans 5.5/Maven 1.0.2 and just need to know
if it can be done with the latest version of these applications. 

Thanks,
Rick 


Bugzilla from mkle...@gmail.com wrote:
 
 http://wiki.netbeans.org/MavenBestPractices#Binding_Maven_goals_to_IDE_actions
 
 http://wiki.netbeans.org/MavenBestPractices#Binding_Maven_goals_to_IDE_actions
 Milos
 
 On Wed, Nov 18, 2009 at 7:37 PM, rickbryant rick.bry...@gxs.com wrote:
 

 All:

 We just upgraded from Maven1 1.0.2 to Maven2 2.2.1 and from NetBeans 5.5
 to
 NetBeans 6.7. With our previous setup we could specify NetBeans 5.5
 actions
 in the Maven1 1.0.2 build.properties file as follows:
 maven.netbeans.exec.debug.single=-Dmaven.mevenide.run.classname=%CLASS%
 java:compile mevenide:debug-class
 maven.netbeans.exec.run.single=-Dmaven.mevenide.run.classname=%CLASS%
 java:compile mevenide:run-class
 maven.netbeans.exec.rebuild=clean web-deploy-nowar
 maven.netbeans.exec.build=web-deploy-nowar
 and the corresponding menu selections in NetBeans 5.5 would use these
 actions instead of the built in actions.

 Is it possible to also specify NetBeans 6.7 actions externally in the
 Maven2
 2.2.1 profiles.xml (or pom.xml or settings.xml) file? If so, which
 specific
 NetBeans 6.7 action attributes are available and how are these declared?

 Thanks,
 Rick

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Re: Defining NetBeans 6.7 Actions Externally In Maven2 2.2.1

2009-11-18 Thread Milos Kleint
sorry, there is no such way, not an supported one. You can surely configure
a project to have something executed with a given configuration via
profiles, but I suppose that is not what you are looking for. Maven2 is
different from m1 and also the ide integration became more elaborate. Some
properties you can set, like IDE's deployment server, JDK platform to use or
similar, but it became unpractical for action bindings..

Milos

On Wed, Nov 18, 2009 at 9:05 PM, rickbryant rick.bry...@gxs.com wrote:


 Milos,

 Thanks for your reply and we are already aware of how to bind
 NetBeans/Maven
 actions within the NetBeans application. However, instead of configuring
 NetBeans for this we want to be able to do the same thing declaratively
 using properties in the external Maven profiles.xml file. We have done this
 successfully in the past with NetBeans 5.5/Maven 1.0.2 and just need to
 know
 if it can be done with the latest version of these applications.

 Thanks,
 Rick


 Bugzilla from mkle...@gmail.com wrote:
 
 
 http://wiki.netbeans.org/MavenBestPractices#Binding_Maven_goals_to_IDE_actions
 
  
 http://wiki.netbeans.org/MavenBestPractices#Binding_Maven_goals_to_IDE_actions
 
  Milos
 
  On Wed, Nov 18, 2009 at 7:37 PM, rickbryant rick.bry...@gxs.com wrote:
 
 
  All:
 
  We just upgraded from Maven1 1.0.2 to Maven2 2.2.1 and from NetBeans 5.5
  to
  NetBeans 6.7. With our previous setup we could specify NetBeans 5.5
  actions
  in the Maven1 1.0.2 build.properties file as follows:
  maven.netbeans.exec.debug.single=-Dmaven.mevenide.run.classname=%CLASS%
  java:compile mevenide:debug-class
  maven.netbeans.exec.run.single=-Dmaven.mevenide.run.classname=%CLASS%
  java:compile mevenide:run-class
  maven.netbeans.exec.rebuild=clean web-deploy-nowar
  maven.netbeans.exec.build=web-deploy-nowar
  and the corresponding menu selections in NetBeans 5.5 would use these
  actions instead of the built in actions.
 
  Is it possible to also specify NetBeans 6.7 actions externally in the
  Maven2
  2.2.1 profiles.xml (or pom.xml or settings.xml) file? If so, which
  specific
  NetBeans 6.7 action attributes are available and how are these declared?
 
  Thanks,
  Rick
 
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