Hi
we found the maven-native-plugin limited in its functionality, especially
where it concerns:
1. true cross-platform development
2. declaring dependencies on other native libraries
so, we developed our own. Feel free to have a look, and use it:
http://java.freehep.org/freehep-nar-plugin
Mark, Do you plan to port your plugin to M2?
I think cpp-task is basically dead, I ended up to maintain cpptask with
my own changes to support more option. Perhaps we can team
up to merge cpptask into M2 mojo
-D
On 6/13/05, Donszelmann, Mark [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
we found the
Hi Dan,
We've discussed this in the past, and came to the same decision.
cpptasks is a bunch of good stuff, but after speaking with a former
developer it does appear dead.
If anyone would like to turn them into an m2 plugin, it would be a
most welcome addition :)
Cheers,
Brett
On 6/14/05, dan
Dan (and others),
a port to M2, whenever we migrate to it. This all depends on how stable and
goo M2 is. Have not investigated yet. The current NAR plugin could do with
some improvements. The jelly script is around 50 Kbytes, and could be more
easily written in Java. There are a lot of
On 6/14/05, Jim Mochel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Brett Porter recently posted a BLOG entry asking why some people hate
Maven.
Hmmm.. unless I'm mistaken that was last year! Maybe the blog software
decided to send out a refresh :)
Regardless, you make some good points here - thanks for taking
I may be wrong, but i think the reason of cpptasks is not maintainable because
it tries to know too much. If I am going to convert it to M2 mojo, i will just
try to make it to replace 'make' functionality and leave the
compiler and linker settings to the user.
After that, we may have ton of
One of the best thing about Java mojos too, is that as long as you
don't tie it to any M2 APIs (or are prepared to translate the
resulting objects), you can also wrap them in a thin Jelly plugin for
use in Maven 1 and maintain one codebase. We'll be moving more of the
Maven1 plugins towards this
Brett,
Thank you for taking the time to put out a very concise and
thoughtful response.
As for the blog putting it out again, I think I trusted the search engines
to much. I have searches that run each morning and one of them brought
that blog entry up for the first time so I treated
All:
What is the best way to declare dependencies to packages like javax.*, that
are part of J2EE? Are these packages made available at the ibiblio
repository? I have not been able to find them as of yet.
Mike
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To
I am trying to use Maven 1 to manage an existing project(s), from within
Eclipse plug-in Mevenide and/or the command line.
When using the goal jar:jar , I get the following debug output for
test:test. I can run the Junit tests just fine in Eclipse, but running
Maven from Eclipse or the command
It look like an invalide unitTestSourceDirectory path in your project.xml
Nicolas
2005/6/14, Simon McClenahan [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I am trying to use Maven 1 to manage an existing project(s), from within
Eclipse plug-in Mevenide and/or the command line.
When using the goal jar:jar , I get the
For some reason, and I've never gotten this before,
I'm getting aggregate file copy errors.. ex:
Failed to copy C:\Documents and Settings\melnicj1\My
Are you using 2.2.1 of CC? It works fine there. This would be a
better question on the CC users's list..
Eric
On Jun 9, 2005, at 8:05 AM, Chedly GUERFALI wrote:
Hello all,
I would like to know if there is a way for merging the real maven
buid
failed messages throw CruiseControl. It
Ok, this is truly driving me mad... Here's the
situation (NOTE: None of the following is in my sphere
of control besides Maven):
Application:
J2EE app with JAR, EJB, and WAR projects
Development Environment:
WSAD 5.1.2
Development Test Environment:
WTE
Build Tool:
Maven 1.0.2
Here's my
I understand that maven will download jars from remote repositories. As I far
as I can see, human intervention is required to ensure that maven builds with
the latest jars from these repositories.
Is there a current mechanism or future plans for automating this process, so
that whenever maven
Right now you can either:
Manually set the version of the dependency to
retrieve,
or
You can change your dependencies to be SNAPSHOT. This
ensures you get the latest version (with a version of
SNAPSHOT), not necessarily the latest STABLE
dependency...
Hope that helps...
--- Theodore Watson
Readyfight!
OK. Maybe not. And this may have been covered elsewhere on the list and my
search just not returned it.
And maybe DJs in general and Paul Oakenfold in particular also have nothing
to do with this post.
BUT:
The docs for the ten minute tutorial for m1 appear to produce a
There are a few good things (I think) about cpptasks. One of them is that it
streamlines all the compiler options as far as it can. Things such as
debug, optimize, include, output library, etc. Other options can still be given
separately.
The other thing cpptasks is quite good at (and a lot
See my inline comment
On 6/14/05, Donszelmann, Mark [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There are a few good things (I think) about cpptasks. One of them is that it
streamlines all the compiler options as far as it can. Things such as
debug, optimize, include, output library, etc. Other options can
Hi
for the dependencies I guess (but not sure) this is just a very fast
C/C++ parser which is independent of the actual compiler, so
it could be at the base.
for the binary dependencies and the different compilers, it is not
so much the compilers and options that change name, in fact they have
Hi Mykel,
The standard on the website is the one we all agreed on about a year
ago. Unfortunately, the genapp plugin hasn't caught up yet :)
http://maven.apache.org/reference/conventions.html
I'm not sure about mevenide: you'd need to task on their lists I think.
Cheers,
Brett
On 6/15/05,
On 6/15/05, Theodore Watson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I understand that maven will download jars from remote repositories. As I far
as I can see, human intervention is required to ensure that maven builds with
the latest jars from these repositories.
Is there a current mechanism or future
How can I make the JUnit tests from the wsdl2java goal run when I build?
They are currently in the ./target/axis/tests DIR and nothing run each time.
Thank You
Mick Knutson
Sr. Java/J2EE Consultant
BASE logic, inc.
(415) 648-1804 (S.F., CA)
http://www.BASELogic.com
HP Consulting Services
Thank You
Mick Knutson
Sr. Java/J2EE Consultant
BASE logic, inc.
(415) 648-1804 (S.F., CA)
http://www.BASELogic.com
HP Consulting Services (Walnut Creek, CA)
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For example,
Define a property :
maven.docs.dest=${maven.war.webapp.dir}/docs
And add a postgoal
postGoal name=war:war-resources
attainGoal name=site/
postGoal
Arnaud
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Your counter point of having multiple artifacts per project is still a
little troubling.
I think the example of ejb, taglib, etc. is good when you're thinking
about that level of granularity.
In our application, we have quite a few files which can be customized by
a customer. So, it doesn't
I'm newish to maven, although I managed to get my project moved over.
However, we have some requirements that none of the Powered by Maven
projects I've managed to find seem to handle.
First, we're making a home-user sort of application. Ideally, we want
os-native executables to be launching
I need to do some ssh commands in maven.
Has anyone ever used jsch in maven? I would expect
to see it documented as a plugin, but numerous
searches for ssh and maven did not return any
information.
Thanks.
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Brett Porter wrote:
Hi Mykel,
The standard on the website is the one we all agreed on about a year
ago. Unfortunately, the genapp plugin hasn't caught up yet :)
http://maven.apache.org/reference/conventions.html
I'm not sure about mevenide: you'd need to task on their lists I think.
Cheers,
Hi there,
I've taken a first stab at implementing an XDoclet (version 1)
plugin for Maven 2.
As a sideeffect an AntRun plugin was also created - you can add
Ant script to the POM or call build.xml files.
It only works on non-released versions of m2 - details on the site.
So if you're using
phillip rhodes wrote:
I need to do some ssh commands in maven.
Has anyone ever used jsch in maven? I would expect
to see it documented as a plugin, but numerous
searches for ssh and maven did not return any
information.
Thanks.
I tried to do this a few time ago with Maven 1.0.2.. I
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