mvn -U did the trick. I checked the repository and found that everything
under org.maven.archetype was replaced/refreshed. I had already replaced my
classpath in the current cmd window with ".", so I was fairly sure that it
wasn't a classpath problem. To test that, I opened a second window, rera
If you run "mvn -U", do you get a new version of the plugin. In the
archetype.xml, we exclude filtering for menu.jsp, so it's strange that
this error is happening. Also, even when parse errors happen, they're
usually warnings, not errors. Is your system classpath clean, or do
you have certain JARs
I noticed a few things. First, when I try to run an archetype, it fails and
suggests I download the jar and directly install it in my repository. Easy
enough. Then I rerun the command and get the Parser Exception I sent before.
I'm starting to think that because I'm deep inside my workplace, I'm
That's pretty strange - it doesn't happen for me.
I tried the same command and it worked for me - I uploaded the
resulting project to
http://static.appfuse.org/downloads/jsfbasictest1.tar.gz.
Matt
On 6/20/07, Lance Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm new to Appfuse but not to Maven. Everyth
I'm new to Appfuse but not to Maven. Everything is installed(java 5, maven
2.0.6) except Mysql. I plan to use Oracle, but I am waiting for the dba to set
up test tablespaces for me.
I run the following:
C:\apps\workspace>mvn archetype:create -DarchetypeGroupId=org.appfuse
-DarchetypeArtifac
