Piotr Bzdyl a écrit :
Hello,
When you add a project with modules, on your server that host pom, you
need to have the correct directory structure.
In your case, you need to have on your http server, this structure:
projectX
your_pom_X_file
projectA
your_pom_A_file
project
Hello,
When you add a project with modules, on your server that host pom, you
need to have the correct directory structure.
In your case, you need to have on your http server, this structure:
projectX
your_pom_X_file
projectA
your_pom_A_file
projectB
your_pom_B_file
Hello,
When you add a project with modules, on your server that host pom, you
need to have the correct directory structure.
In your case, you need to have on your http server, this structure:
projectX
your_pom_X_file
projectA
your_pom_A_file
projectB
your_pom_B_file
When you add a project with modules, on your server that host pom, you need to have the correct
directory structure.
In your case, you need to have on your http server, this structure:
projectX
your_pom_X_file
projectA
your_pom_A_file
projectB
your_pom_B_file
So you
Hello,
I have parent pom.xml with following lines:
4.0.0
com.mydomain.projectX
projectX
pom
1.0-SNAPSHOT
scm:svn:svn://mydomain.com/svnrepo/projectX/trunk/
scm:svn:svn://mydomain.com/svnrepo/projectX/trunk/
[...]
projectA
projectB
and poms of the p
Hello,
I was wondering if someone could give me an idea how Maven and Continuum are
built using Continuum. I'd like to set my environment to be the most
effective and would be very interested to know how the continuum is set up
at Apache.
Things that would be great to know are:
- With your co