RE: table vs. div tag in site

Daniel Frey wrote on Wednesday, April 27, 2005 4:42 PM: Hello I am revising my sites css. I would like the left navigation column to have ist gray background going to the bottom of the page. Trying to find out how this can be achieve I have found that there are two different types of maven

Re: table vs. div tag in site

Actually, db.apache.org was done with an older version of Maven. You can get that look and feel, using the div/ approach, using maven.xdoc.theme=classic. Note that the table style is definitely not a good way to be doing layout, and the web is moving much more towards (albeit slowly) CSS driven

Re: table vs. div tag in site

I just tried google feeling lucky with 100% height div and got this: http://www.webmasterworld.com/forum83/200.htm makes sense - try 100% on the body (but also test what happens when you resize to less than the size of the content to make that doesn't get mucked up). HTH, Brett On 4/28/05,

AW: table vs. div tag in site

Thanks Brett for the clear answer. I agree with you, tables is hardcoded layout stuff, and a distinct separation of layout and content is also what I prefer. Did you try to stretch the nav column with css yourself? I would appreciate some help. When trying to extend the maven-basic.css to stretch

Réf. : Maven Continuum 1.0 Technology Preview Available

Hi guys, I haven't had the time to install and test Continuum yet, but it seems like it covers functionnalities of existing tools. Have you guys had a look at Luntbuild? (http://luntbuild.sourceforge.net) I've been testing and using it with Maven for lots of months and it works great (its

Maven fetch using -r

Hi all, I want to fetch the source code by using -r in maven scm goal. The module name alone is accepted. How do I provide the version also with the module. Thanks, Jayaram Confidentiality Statement: This message is intended only for the individual or entity to which it is addressed.

Has anyone got annotations (Hibernate3) to work?

I've been reading up on it from Carlos Sanchez's weblog http://www.jroller.com/page/carlossg/20050420 and I've got all the dependencies sorted but (and I've never used annotations before) when I try to compile with Maven it chokes on every annotation saying that it doesn't recognise the class

usage: plexus plexus.xml - does not work from the very beginning

Hi, I wanted to give Continuum a try. After downloading and unpacking it, I ran plexus, but get a message: usage: plexus plexus.xml On the web page it is written: After you have downloaded and unpacked the bundle execute bin/plexus.sh if you are on a UNIX platform or bin/plexus.bat if you are

NDS proxy

Hi, Has anyone used maven behind a NDS (Novell Directory Services) proxy? Besides user and password, there is a third parameter context. How can i specify this using maven proxy settings? Fernando Ney - To

RE: Single WAR from multiproject

We do something like this, where the artifacts and the war are all part of the same multiproject. Our war artifact project has a property: maven.multiproject.type=war Then when you run 'maven multiproject:install', which then calls war:install, which calls war:webapp. This way you don't have

Re: Single WAR from multiproject

yes that's even better ;-) Poppe, Troy wrote: We do something like this, where the artifacts and the war are all part of the same multiproject. Our war artifact project has a property: maven.multiproject.type=war Then when you run 'maven multiproject:install', which then calls war:install, which

Re: Error displaying template. - while adding M1 project

it makes no difference, the result is the same anyway I guess there should be no exception message visible to end user :) cheers On 4/28/05, Brett Porter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: you are missing some slashes... there should be 3: file:///c:/... Perhaps Continuum should use the file wagon to

Re: Réf. : Maven Continuum 1.0 Technology Preview Available

On Thu, 2005-04-28 at 09:59 +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi guys, I haven't had the time to install and test Continuum yet, but it seems like it covers functionnalities of existing tools. Have you guys had a look at Luntbuild? (http://luntbuild.sourceforge.net) I've been testing and

RE: Single WAR from multiproject

Hi Troy, That sounds exactly what we need...but unfortunately I'm a newbie with Maven and you lost me completely in terms of the specifics! Would you mind walking me through it in a bit more detail, please? thanks! David |-+ | | Poppe,

RE: Single WAR from multiproject

For the sake of this example, which I am making up off the top of my head, your application is going to consist of 2 JARs and 1 WAR. The WAR should contain the two JAR files in the WEB-INF/lib directory. So this means you'll have three separate projects, one for each of the artifacts. The two

Re: dist plugin help

You don't need more than one repo, of course The and are just semantic names and can be anything On 4/28/05, Mykel Alvis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Set: maven.repo.list=, maven.repo.=scp://mydisthost maven.repo..directory=/dir/on/dist/host

M1 : Problem with SNAPSHOT

Hi guys, At work I have a little problem with SNAPSHOT dependencies My company repository and my computer have approximatively the same time. But when maven try to get an artifact, it find 2 hours less :-( My computer : - With maven : Getting failed dependencies: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL

Re: dist plugin help

Set: maven.repo.list=, maven.repo.=scp://mydisthost maven.repo..directory=/dir/on/dist/host maven.repo..user=mavenuser maven.repo..password=mavenuserpassword maven.repo.=scp://someotherdisthost maven.repo..directory=/dir/on/other/dist/host

Re: M1 : Problem with SNAPSHOT

I don't know if it'll help, but I can answer one of your questions. The time differences are timezone based. If-Modified-Since: Thu, 28-Apr-05 17:14:22 GMT vs eu 28 avr 19:26:51 DFT 2005 On 4/28/05, Arnaud HERITIER [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi guys, At work I have a little problem with

Re: M1 : Problem with SNAPSHOT

do you happen to be at +2 or -2 in your timezone? I seem to remember fixing that bug for 1.0.2... what version are you using? - Brett On 4/29/05, Arnaud HERITIER [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi guys, At work I have a little problem with SNAPSHOT dependencies My company repository and my

Convert Maven 1.x Repository to Maven 2 format

Under the Ant Tasks for Maven 2.0 topic, it is mentioned that Tools are available to convert a Maven 1.0 repository to Maven 2.0 - please contact the mailing lists if you require this as it has not yet been formally released. How can I take advantage of these un-released tools? Regards, -Bill

Deputy - A Dependency Manager Tool for Maven 1.x Projects

Hi! Today I released a tool called Deputy as open source on http://deputy.sourceforge.net. It supports the creation and maintainance of complex Maven 1.x projects which are assembled from other Maven projects. To do so it tracks down the dependencies defined in a Maven project.xml file and

RE: M1 : Problem with SNAPSHOT

do you happen to be at +2 or -2 in your timezone? In France I think we are actually at GMT +2 (http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/city.html?n=195) I seem to remember fixing that bug for 1.0.2... what version are you using? We use the 1.0.2 for the core and some updated plugins.

CVS connection password

Hi all, I need to connect to CVS using ext method. Where do i set the password to connect? or i need to use an anonymous password? Thnxs in advance, Mariano Cortesi - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional

Re: Convert Maven 1.x Repository to Maven 2 format

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 If you can checkout the sources from svn (under /repos/asf/maven/components/trunk), you should see sandbox/repoclean. You'll have to have a *nix box, or maybe cygwin to run it currently (sorry, it's sort of a stop-gap right now). cd into that

Re: M1 : Problem with SNAPSHOT

The fix I'm referring to is part of 1.0.1 and 1.0.2: http://svn.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/maven/maven-1/core/trunk/src/java/org/apache/maven/util/HttpUtils.java?rev=122478r1=122394r2=122478diff_format=h So I'm not sure what's happening... - Brett On 4/29/05, Arnaud HERITIER [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Deputy - A Dependency Manager Tool for Maven 1.x Projects

Hi Matthias, This is interesting. These sorts of tools are defnitely of interest to Maven. It certainly would be a lot easier with Maven 2.x, though not all concepts are supported yet - I think most of these if not all are planned for the June release. Some bugs I found: - closing and saying