Hi,
I also find Ant 1.6 support in maven very useful; mainly because of the new
Selectors and Macro definitions.
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Which issue tracking system should be used now?
Jira on codehous or on nagoya?
Both are up and running.
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Subject: Issue tracking
Which issue tracking system should be used now?
Jira on codehous or on nagoya?
Both are up and
I need to write a jelly script at the top level of the multiproject which
will optain the POM id and currentVersion of each of the subordinate
projects. Can anyone tell how to obtain this info?
Thanks,
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How does one get this to work?
u:tokenize delim=\n var=${some.output}/ ${some.text}/u:tokenize
won't work..?
Regards, Jan-Helge
In my maven.xml file, I just reference them like
${pom.artifactId}
${pom.currentVersion}
-jake
On Tuesday 06 January 2004 07:36 am, Hahne, Ronald wrote:
I need to write a jelly script at the top level of the multiproject
which
will optain the POM id and currentVersion of each of the
Hi
I tried this also, also with \r\n and unicode style. Without any success.
I changed completely to xml-files and read my configuration for Visual
Source Safe from xml with xpath. This is all provided with jelly:xml
Heiko
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How does one get this to work?
u:tokenize
Thanks for the advise, but it's Not An Option(tm).
I'm trying to analyze the update log from cleartool update on a
snapshot view.
This looks like:
New: sw\uml\FM.mdl \main\1
Updated:
sw\java\axxtmn\src\no\axxessit\client\appl\mapviewer\MapViewer.java
Hi Jan,
in such cases I use http://www.cygwin.org
But maybe another user here is able to help.
Another approach would be to create your own Java programm, open a
FileStream, count lines. Rember, that you can access java classes and
methods directly from jelly.
Heiko
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I'm just looking through the issues in the xdoc plugin as I'm looking to
make a small release and there are issue summaries like To have custom
filters and Customization template. Well those don't really tell me
anything useful without having to actually bring up the issue which
defeats the
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I am currently writing a Maven plugin for AndroMDA.
see - http://www.andromda.org/
AndroMDA ships with an Ant task called ...
~ org.andromda.core.anttasks.AndroMDAGenTask
... that needs to be executed. I tried to model the
Maven plugin for
Hahne, Ronald wrote:
I need to write a jelly script at the top level of the multiproject which
will optain the POM id and currentVersion of each of the subordinate
projects. Can anyone tell how to obtain this info?
you could iterate through all maven.multiproject.includes and
instantiate a pom
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Forgot that attachments will be discarded, sorry 'bout that.
Below you will find the jelly script part that sets up
the Ant taskdef. I am 100% sure how to reference to
a dpendency path. Do I have to use the id or the groupId
or the artifactId?
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On Tue, 2004-01-06 at 11:54, Daniel S. Haischt wrote:
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hello,
I am currently writing a Maven plugin for AndroMDA.
see - http://www.andromda.org/
AndroMDA ships with an Ant task called ...
~ org.andromda.core.anttasks.AndroMDAGenTask
I've already done this, I can send you mine if you wish
Matthew
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Subject: Question: problem with MAVEN's jar format
Emmanuel,
I have a problem with Maven JAR plugin's generated JAR files.
I am writing a tag library packed in JAR file
Hi,
I'm using POM inheritance and find it very useful, but the inheritance of goals and
pregoals in maven.xml is sometimes not so nice. My understanding is that it can make
the definition of pregoals in the root project tricky if you're calling the reactor
inside.
Anyway, I was just
Not at the moment. Please file a request in JIRA.
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Hi,
I'm using POM inheritance and find it very useful,
Maven mavens:
I'm exploring Maven for use on a project that has IDL files that go
through JacORB to become Java source files. Before I start writing a
maven-idl-plugin, does anyone else already have such a beast? I'd
appreciate taking a look if not outright using what already exists.
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Maven mavens:
I'm exploring Maven for use on a project that has IDL files that go
through JacORB to become Java source files. Before I start writing a
maven-idl-plugin, does anyone else already have such a beast? I'd
appreciate taking a look if not outright using what
I wrote a maven plugin for the OpenORB IDL compiler a while ago. It
basically deployed the OpenORB compiler ant task which is where all of
the actual work was done.
That'd be great. Nothing wrong with OpenORB where I come from. :)
Thanks,
Sean.
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Sean Kelly wrote:
I wrote a maven plugin for the OpenORB IDL compiler a while ago. It
basically deployed the OpenORB compiler ant task which is where all of
the actual work was done.
That'd be great. Nothing wrong with OpenORB where I come from. :)
This content should provide everything you
I have a number of top level modules in an ear that I want the war to be
able to access but I do not want them included in the libs folder as
other modules also use them and I end up with classloader issues.
Typically what I have done to remedy this is to include the modules
required in a
Hi, is there a way to add a build number onto the generated artifacts? This is mostly
for the nightly builds. For example, I would like to have the following:
productname-2.3.4.10.jar (where 10 is the build number).
Thanks in advance,
-Conrad
On Tue, 6 Jan 2004, at 15:55:05 [GMT -0800] Gargan, Stephen wrote:
j:set var=manifestclasspath
value=${manifestClasspath} ${lib.name} scope=parent/
The second reference to manifestclasspath is mixed case. Are variables
case sensitive?
Jeff
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Yes. Change the value of maven.final.name in the artifact's preGoal.
Something like:
preGoal name=jar:jar
j:set var=maven.final.name value=${pom.artifactId}-${version}/
ant:echoUpdating snapshot JAR to: ${maven.final.name}/ant:echo
/preGoal
Jeff
On Wed, 07 Jan 2004, at 00:51:22
Can I suggest trying maven jar:install-snapshot? That'll timestamp them,
which is perfect for nightlies.
Cheers,
Brett
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Yes.
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On Tue, 6 Jan 2004, at 15:55:05 [GMT -0800] Gargan, Stephen wrote:
j:set var=manifestclasspath
Hi, is there a way to add a build number onto the generated
artifacts?
You might try the BuildNumber Ant task:
buildnumber file=mybuild.number/
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I am receiving the following error when I run site:generate. I was
wondering whether anyone has seen this before.
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Validating apidocs/index-all.html
An irrecoverable stack overflow has occurred.
Unexpected Signal : 11 occurred at PC=0xfb1ebbcc
Function name=get (compiled Java code)
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