how to set the correct timezone?

Currently all builds from continuum are showing the time as *UTC* (GMT). How do I configure this to be Sydney time? much appreciated, geoff

RE: Re: Changing working directory for Maven2-Continuum-Build?

Thomas, Why don't you add a parent pom in the root dir which your code dir pom extends? (ie make you code dir a module of your root pom). Then you could get rid of --non-recursive off the argument build list and you would get a build everytime you checked in some docco. Just as a matter of

XMLBeans Plugin + Eclipse Mayhem

Hi all, I am using the XMLBeans Maven Plugin in a couple of projects, but using this plugin in combination with Eclipse is giving me a headache. I was just wondering if somebody has already solved it. The layout of my project is a little like this: project +--- pom.xml +---

Is it possible to run Maven 2 within IntelliJ?

Well, the subject says it all, doesn't it? ;-) I wonder if it is possible to execute maven 2-stuff from within IDEA IntelliJ? I know about MevenideIdeaIntegration (http://www.intellij.org/twiki/bin/view/Main/MevenideIdeaIntegration) and MavenPlugin

AW: XMLBeans Plugin + Eclipse Mayhem

Hi Wilfred, Yes I had the same problem and I think I have a working solution. The key is, that I wrote an additional plugin, that would generate a jar containing the generated sources and classes from xmlbeans. My normal project now includes this project. The process is like this: The normal

Installing a jar in my local repo I want to use a systemproperty

Hi friends, I want to install a jar in my local repo. mvn install -f pom_components.xml The problem: In the pom_components.xml I have a dependency with a variable ${maven.build.parent} Now I thought I can write following: mvn install -f pom_components.xml -Dmaven.build.parent=sys But it

Re: [m2] Is there a way to create an artifact with antrun and have it install/deploy automatically

Check out the build-helper:attach-artifact goal: http://mojo.codehaus.org/build-helper-maven-plugin/attach-artifact-mojo.html On 5/5/06, Jason Chaffee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Currently, I am using the antrun plugin during the package phase to create a self-extraction archive by concating a

Re: RE : Configuring path for picking submodule site

My structure is as you had mentioned Root pom.xml src/site/site.xml (with ${modules}) Module A pom.xml src/site/site.xml (with ${parentProject} ) the missing part was ${modules} ${parentProject} which i have added and removed menu ref=modules / from my root site.xml, but

RE : RE : Configuring path for picking submodule site

Which version maven-site-plugin you use ? AFAIK, this is only in the snapshot version. Solutions : - build it from svn - add http://cvs.apache.org/maven-snapshot-repository/ in your plugin repositories - Olivier -Message d'origine- De : RobJac [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Envoyé : vendredi

Refering to parent directory from child pom xml

I have a requirement where in i want the site created for my child project to be placed in a specified location in under the parent project. I have used reporting outputDirectorytarget/site/outputDirectory /reporting in my child pom xml as of now which is placing the child site under

[M2] Possible snapshot dependency bug with ejb-client.

We have a ejb-backend that's currently buildt with ant, so now and then I manually use deploy:deploy-file -Dversion=x.y.z-SNAPSHOT -Dpackaging=ejb-client ... to deploy a new version of the interfaces to our local repo. This seems to work out fine; with multiple versioned snapshot client-jars

Re: AW: XMLBeans Plugin + Eclipse Mayhem

Hi Christian, I was heading in a similar direction, but I figured that having a jar packaging type of pom would still convince the Eclipse plugin to add a project reference, right? Or did you change your pom to a pom packaging pom? BTW Is your Maven Plugin available as open source? Thanks,

Re: XMLBeans Plugin + Eclipse Mayhem

I don't think I understand why you did this. The normal xmlbeans plugin will produce a jar with the xmlbeans-generated code by default. I think Wilfred's problem is just that the eclipse:eclipse is giving him a project-dependcy for the sibling projects. Since Eclispe isn't generating the

RE: M2 - Best practice for common jars between EJB,WAR modules in EAR

So, at the end of your workaround you have: 1. An EAR with the jars in the root 2. War(z) with a META-INF/MANIFEST.MF using the jars in #1 Sounds easy enough; in theory. I have been in configuration limbo for the past day; can you send me a example of your maven-war-plugin? Cheers, Christiaan

Re: EJB3 Build

foremost is the making of ejb-jar.xml optional, as par with the spec. There is already a patch for this in JIRA... second - generation of persistence.xml perhaps (in-container persistence.xmlshould only contain the data-source name, unit-name (can be ${ project.name}) and a few properties -

AW: XMLBeans Plugin + Eclipse Mayhem

Hi Stephan, It's a question of distributing your resources. If u do have a separate project for your xsds and xmlbeans output, then you are right and the stuff my plugin does is not necessary. In my approach I did have the xsd in the same project, where I use the generated classes. This did

IRC notification on Maven 1.

Hi All, I tried to setup an irc notification on continuum maven 1 project using the notifier configuration page, but It wasn't able to send the notification in the irc channel. The documentation only shows the settings when configuring the notifier in the pom.xml. Just wondering if there are

Re: XMLBeans Plugin + Eclipse Mayhem

Hi Stephen, Wilfred, I think you just need to run mvn install on the xmlbeans project, and then run eclipse:eclipse on only the subproject so that it uses the dependency in your local repository, instead of the Eclipse project. The problem with that approach is that all of the other

Migrating Jelly Scripts (Maven 1) to Plugins (Maven 2)

What is the architecturally sound recommended way to migrate a simple Jelly script (preGoal/postGoal) for Maven 1 into a plugin for Maven 2? We have a simple jelly script defined in our maven.xml with pre- and post- goals defined for the 'war:war-resources' goal which does things like copy

Re: [m2] weird behaviour when using assembly plugin in a multiproject [solved]

It worked like a charm. Thank you ! Dário Edwin Punzalan wrote: When you want to put run assembly from inside the pom, use the goal attached instead of assembly Dario Luis Coneglian Oliveros wrote: Hi there, I've noticed a weird behaviour with the mave-assembly-plugin (2.1-SNAPSHOT)

Re: [m2] Archetype/packageName/directory structure

I really don't get what you want. Could you explain more precisely On 5/4/06, bryan hansen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I am creating a custom archetype and am not seeing a way to have folders carried throught the archetype. I have a source file in the resources directory such as:

Re: [m2] Archetype/packageName/directory structure

Ok here goes. I am using a custom archetype to create an AppFuse style project. We create a lot of small projects in our organization and we want the directory structure to be the same. There will be a view, service, and model directory in every application. These directories contain some basic

[m2] generating uml documentation

Anyone know of a plugin to generate a uml diagram from the java classes and include it in the documentation? This would be immensely useful to me. -- Dan Adams Software Engineer Interactive Factory 617.235.5857 - To

Re: EJB3 Build

Yes, these issues would be great to get set up. Though the current failure on non-existence of the ejb-jar file is the major issue, imho. My company refuses to use maven until there is built in support for ejb3. I know, it's silly since it boils down to patching the ejb plugin with the patch on

Profile activation with property non-existance

Hi, It is possible to automatically activate a profile testing a property existance (tag profile/activation/property). But is it possible to automatically activate another profile when this same property does not exist ? This would be very usefull. For exemple : profiles !-- Delivery mode

RE: [m2] generating uml documentation

+1 name the reverse-engineering UML diagram plugin as cough up fur ball. -Original Message- From: Dan Adams [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, May 05, 2006 7:11 AM To: 'Maven Users List' Subject: [m2] generating uml documentation Anyone know of a plugin to generate a uml diagram

Re: I've added basic JEE5 support to the EAR plugin .. what now?

Cool, please submit and I'll check it. s/ On 5/1/06, Stefan Arentz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The subject pretty much summarizes it .. it've modified the maven-ear-plugin-2.2-SNAPSHOT to generate JEE5 style application.xmldescriptors. I'll be happy to submit this. S. -- .::You're welcome

Single Eclipse project for muti-module

Hi, That would be cool to have a setting that make the eclipse plugin make a single eclipse project that holds the modules of a Maven 2 multi-module project. That would make a better integration with Subversion plugins for Eclipse... What do you think of this ? Thank you for your answer.

Re: [m2] Archetype/packageName/directory structure

I see. I have never tried it myself but it should work. One thing you might consider is that right now the archetype plugin doesn't care about an empty directory (I think it is a bug) and so you have to put a dumb java file in the directory in order to make it work. On 5/5/06, bryan hansen

Re: EJB3 Build

Yes I believe that's MEJB-6, and I too would love to see those patches applied so ejb-jar.xml is made optional. Assuming you do write some code for the persistence.xml generation Arik, I hope you'll contribute it back. Even if the patch is not applied to maven-ejb-plugin right away, some of us

Re: EJB3 Build

Indeed. It would be great if the patch from MEJB-6 would be applied asap. Everybody who needs this should vote on the issue [1] so that it gets the attention of the developers. -Tim [1] http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MEJB-6 Todd Orr schrieb: Yes, these issues would be great to get set

Re: [m2] common site.xml for all modules

I'm just running whatever is released just now under maven 2.0.4. I have nothing in my poms to tell it to use a different site plugin so ... Thanks. -- Lee Meador On 5/4/06, Arik Kfir [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: which version of the site plugin are you using? I'm using the trunk version, and I

Re: [m2] generating uml documentation

Sounds like a great idea, Dan. Tell us when you've got it working, and I'll be happy to test it. (In other words, I know of no such plugin at this time.) ;-) Wayne On 5/5/06, Sean Hennessy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: +1 name the reverse-engineering UML diagram plugin as cough up fur ball.

Re: M2 - Best practice for common jars between EJB,WAR modules in EAR

Christian, If you were asking me... I have no jars in the wars. I have no jars in the ejb jars. I have all jars (and wars) in the ear root. The manifest in the wars does NOT refer to any of the jars in the ear. I have a manifest in the ejb jars referring to the jars (in the ear) that the ejbs

axistools-maven-plugin zero bytes downloaded

Is there a bug with the axistools-maven-plugin or am I doing something wrong? I'm using m2 and the following: build plugins plugin groupIdorg.codehaus.mojo/groupId artifactIdaxistools-maven-plugin/artifactId configuration urls

Re: Refering to parent directory from child pom xml

Notice that the root of the outputDirectory tag is the folder in which the current pom lies. Try using the path ../target/site to get it into the parent folder's target. The problem with this is that it makes implicit assumptions about the relationships (in location) of the parent and child

Re: Migrating Jelly Scripts (Maven 1) to Plugins (Maven 2)

Maven 2 centralizes build flow control thru its lifecycle which has hooking points for you to intercept http://maven.apache.org/guides/introduction/introduction-to-the-lifecycle.html For your case, you want bind your goals to pre package and the post main package which are test phase and

Re: IRC notification on Maven 1.

irc notifier is independant of project type and where it's defined. What did you define for irc notifier? Emmanuel Fritz Oconer a écrit : Hi All, I tried to setup an irc notification on continuum maven 1 project using the notifier configuration page, but It wasn't able to send the

Re: Refering to parent directory from child pom xml

On 5/5/06, RobJac [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I have a requirement where in i want the site created for my child project to be placed in a specified location in under the parent project. Maven will do this automatically when you deploy the site. If you don't want the subdirectory name to match

[m2] Deploying to more than one repository

While we transition our projects to Maven 2, I'd like to be able to deploy artifacts built by Maven 2 to our internal Maven 2 repository as well as our internal Maven 1 repository for those project that haven't migrated yet. However, the distributionManagement element in the pom will only allow

Re: [m2] Deploying to more than one repository

I would use a synchronization script between the two repositories. This is what Apache do. On 5/5/06, David Jackman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: While we transition our projects to Maven 2, I'd like to be able to deploy artifacts built by Maven 2 to our internal Maven 2 repository as well as our

site.xml vs POM -- violates DRY?

It seems to me that a lot of documentation in the site.xml file duplicates data from the pom. I've tried putting things like ${project.version} and ${project.url} in site.xml, but it is not expanded. Are there any other magic markers like ${reports}? Is there a way to add others? -- Howard M.

Re: [m2] generating uml documentation

Well, at some point I may actually make one but it seems like someone will probably beat me to it. There appears to be one for maven 1 but not for maven 2. Since there are ant tasks for XUD/umlgraph then it's conceivable that it would relatively easy to make an ant maven 2 plugin. But the chances

${pom.foo} vs. ${project.foo}

What are the differences between ${pom.foo} and ${project.foo}? Is ${pom.foo} a reference to something in the local module, and ${project.foo} a reference to the containing project? Head's kind of spinning on this. -- Howard M. Lewis Ship Independent J2EE / Open-Source Java Consultant Creator

No reportingManagement?

There doesn't seem to be an equivlant to pluginManagement and dependencyManagement for configuring reports in child projects. -- Howard M. Lewis Ship Independent J2EE / Open-Source Java Consultant Creator and PMC Chair, Apache Tapestry Creator, Jakarta HiveMind Professional Tapestry training,

Re: No reportingManagement?

See http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MNG-1931 Wayne On 5/5/06, Howard Lewis Ship [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: There doesn't seem to be an equivlant to pluginManagement and dependencyManagement for configuring reports in child projects. -- Howard M. Lewis Ship Independent J2EE / Open-Source Java

Re: [m2] Archetype/packageName/directory structure

Well, it should work... If I put a folder under the archetype resources directory such as: src/main/resources/archetype-resources/src/main/java/services I would expect it to then put the ${packageName} directory structure in front of it and it doesn't. Any ideas of what I should try? The

Re: [m2] generating uml documentation

On 5/5/06, Dan Adams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Anyone know of a plugin to generate a uml diagram from the java classes and include it in the documentation? This would be immensely useful to me. Sort of... you can use UmlGraph as an alternate doclet with the Javdoc plugin. There's an example

JBoss AOP needs .aop suffix for jars

JBoss AOP needs .aop suffix for jars. how can i do that? thanks, Roland - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

RE: [m2] Deploying to more than one repository

You could branch in your scm and maintain two pom.xmls, but you would have to merge to the branch constantly to make sure your legacy branch copy kept up to date. Do you use continuum or another continuous build server? Kris -Original Message- From: David Jackman [mailto:[EMAIL

M2: Assembly Plugin Breaks Module Build

We have a number of projects which we build nightly using maven. I have grouped these together using modules so that i can build deploy them all at once with one command (mvn assembly:assembly deploy). The problem is that the build fails because the assembly:assembly target requires all

Parent Pom: Needs some do as I say, not as I do

I think there needs to be some additional POM elements that allows a parent POM to provide defaults to a child POM that are different from the values used by the parent POM itself. Here's an example: In my parent POM, I want to say urlhttp://tapestry.apache.org/tapestry5//url But I want all

M2: Embedded error using assembly plugin when packaging=pom

I want to add my assembly task to one of my parent poms, as follows: ?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8? project modelVersion4.0.0/modelVersion groupIdcom.vcint.pom/groupId artifactIdserver-app/artifactId version0.0.1-SNAPSHOT/version packagingpom/packaging build

Re: EJB3 Build. Failure to maintain EJB3 plugin.

Todd Orr schrieb: I understood that ejb3 functionality will not be built into the ejb-plugin until the spec is final. It looks like it's all set (http://www.theserverside.com/news/thread.tss?thread_id=40199). When can we expect the ejb3 integration in the plugin? From: Tim Kettler [EMAIL

Re: M2: Assembly Plugin Breaks Module Build

for project that requires assembly, bind assembly:attached to the package phase, then you run maven deploy -D On 5/5/06, Jake Pezaro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: We have a number of projects which we build nightly using maven. I have grouped these together using modules so that i can build

RE: [m2] Deploying to more than one repository

How does that work if both repositories are using different layouts (one is default and the other is legacy)? -Original Message- From: Alexandre Poitras [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, May 05, 2006 9:50 AM To: Maven Users List Subject: Re: [m2] Deploying to more than one

RE: [m2] Deploying to more than one repository

I'm using CruiseControl now. I'd rather not build the project twice if I can help it... -Original Message- From: Bravo, Kris [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, May 05, 2006 10:09 AM To: Maven Users List Subject: RE: [m2] Deploying to more than one repository You could branch in

Re: [mvn2.0.4] maven-javadoc-plugin aggregate true bug?

On 5 May 2006, at 03:03, Maria Odea Ching wrote: Hi Rob, I think you should put the plugin configuration in the build section and execute mvn javadoc:javadoc. Hi. Thanks for the reply. I did try this first, but got the same result. If it's in the reporting section, you should execute mvn

[m2] where a dependency comes from

I have some jars in my classpath. How can I find out what dependencies put them there? -- Dan Adams Software Engineer Interactive Factory 617.235.5857 - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands,

Re: Parent Pom: Needs some do as I say, not as I do

On some things that happens automatically. The child's additional path element gets added to the default from the parent. I do not remember which do it and which dont. One that seems to do it is the scm url. Another is the deployment url. -- Lee Meador On 5/5/06, Howard Lewis Ship [EMAIL

Re: [m2] where a dependency comes from

mvn -X will show a textual tree view of the dependencies as they are added during the build Wayne On 5/5/06, Dan Adams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I have some jars in my classpath. How can I find out what dependencies put them there? -- Dan Adams Software Engineer Interactive Factory

Re: [m2] generating uml documentation

On 5/5/06, Wendy Smoak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On 5/5/06, Dan Adams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Anyone know of a plugin to generate a uml diagram from the java classes and include it in the documentation? This would be immensely useful to me. Sort of... you can use UmlGraph as an alternate

Re: [mvn2.0.4] maven-javadoc-plugin aggregate true bug?

I can't get this to work. Looking back at previous posts, it appears there might be a bug. Do I need to build maven-javadoc-plugin from source? If so, could somebody let me know where this can be found. What I have is a parent project (pom packaging) and several subprojects (jar

multi-project aggregation of reports

Is there a default policy or setting for report plugins to aggregate reports from the modules? I know the javadoc plugin should support that via plugin artifactIdmaven-javadoc-plugin/artifactId configuration aggregatetrue/aggregate /configuration /plugin

Re: Parent Pom: Needs some do as I say, not as I do

On 5/6/06, Lee Meador [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On some things that happens automatically. The child's additional path element gets added to the default from the parent. I do not remember which do it and which dont. One that seems to do it is the scm url. Another is the deployment url. Hm...

RE: [m2] Deploying to more than one repository

Okay, what about having CruiseControl call call a script with the following: $mvn clean deploy $mvn -f pom_legacy.xml deploy Where pom_legacy.xml has the alternate repos defined. Then you could compile once, deploy twice... Kris -Original Message- From: David Jackman [mailto:[EMAIL

Re: [m2] Deploying to more than one repository

No idea, but I know this is what Apache do. A developer should be able to tell you more. On 5/5/06, David Jackman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: How does that work if both repositories are using different layouts (one is default and the other is legacy)? -Original Message- From: Alexandre

[ANN] JAVAWUG UP / BOF XVIII / 9th May 2006 / Waxy Oconnors

Hi Java Web User Group, London, UK is holding the eighteenth birds-of-a-feather at the fabulous Waxy O'Connor pub in the West End of London from 7pm. This will be a Pre-JAVAONE meet up and there is Kitty (whip around of cash of £32.30 for drinks ). The venue is a little nostalgic for us

Re: [m2] Archetype/packageName/directory structure

I have been working on an enhanced archetype concept http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/ARCHETYPE-33 maybe it will get picked up bryan hansen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Well, it should work... If I put a folder under the archetype resources directory such as:

Re: svn authentication with m2 release plugin

thanks, release:prepare -Dusername=myid =Dpassword=mypassword did the trick Alexandre Poitras [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: There is a mistake there, the plugin uses username (user.name is the OS user in Java). On 5/4/06, Andrew Kreps wrote: I'm not using SVN, but on the Maven site I

overriding maven-core default implementations of components

The maven-core artifact has a META-INF/plexus/components.xml that defines the default implementations for all the components. One can create a plugin that has it's own component.xml override and if a POM has this plugin configured with extention-true then the override will occur. I would

RE: svn authentication with m2 release plugin

Wow, that may be my problem when doing documentation releases for mojo. If it is, look for more frequent releases from the project soon. ;) Kris -Original Message- From: Aaron Anderson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, May 05, 2006 3:00 PM To: Maven Users List Subject: Re: svn

Odd Compilation Issue

I'm having a VERY odd compilation problem and am at a loss for why it would occur. We're in the process of moving from Maven v1.1 to Maven 2. We ported the project.xml files over to pom.xml, and succeeded in getting the build going. Unfortunately, the new archive was failing to run. After

Re: Odd Compilation Issue

On 5/5/06, Sean McNamara [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: After chasing my tail for the last week, I took a look at the classfiles that were giving us a problem in a hex editor, and see that the actual classfiles differ in terms of the major and minor numbers in the classfile. I only have a single

Dependency issues with in office repo...

Hello all, We are having problems getting Maven to pull dependencies from our in office repo (maven-proxy). This is what happens. We have a few projects, A, B, C, D, and E. A is parent to B-E. C-E all depend on B. D depends on C. I deploy all projects, A-E, from my desktop to our in office

Fwd: Dependency issues with in office repo...

One other thing.. I see a trend in that all of our projects are snapshots. I remember reading that you can disable snapshot dowloading from a given repo. Could this be my problem? If so, how do I enable it for our repo? -- Forwarded Message -- Subject: Dependency issues with

Fwd: Dependency issues with in office repo...

I fixed it! I had to enable snapshots for the in-office repo through a default profile in my settings.xml. That cleared everything! -- Forwarded Message -- Subject: Fwd: Dependency issues with in office repo... Date: Friday 05 May 2006 4:19 pm From: Clifton Craig [EMAIL

RE: Odd Compilation Issue

Mr. McNamara, More information please: - Which JVM do you have installed? - When you say failing to run, under the same VM on the same machine, or on another machine with what is assumed to be the same JVM? One hypothesis, the default version for the jar-maven-plugin is getting in your way.

RE: Odd Compilation Issue

Correction compile version, not jar version -Original Message- From: Bravo, Kris Sent: Friday, May 05, 2006 5:38 PM To: Maven Users List Subject: RE: Odd Compilation Issue Mr. McNamara, More information please: - Which JVM do you have installed? - When you say failing to run,

Re: XMLBeans Plugin + Eclipse Mayhem

Well, then I'd suggest just manually removing the project dependency setting the repository dependency. Alternatively, you can try to add target/generate-sources as a source folder in the XSD project. It's not perfect, in that there will be a lot of errors shown about not being able to resolve

RE: Dependency issues with in office repo...

Grats! Fastest self-turnaround ever! :) -Original Message- From: Clifton Craig [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, May 05, 2006 5:10 PM To: users@maven.apache.org Subject: Fwd: Dependency issues with in office repo... I fixed it! I had to enable snapshots for the in-office repo

RE: M2: Assembly Plugin Breaks Module Build

thanks dan. my assembly config is in a parent pom, and when i try to configure the binding (i was using assembly:assembly, don't know if that make a difference) i could not install or deploy the pom due to the below error. is there a way to stop stop this or do i need to configure the

Re: M2: Assembly Plugin Breaks Module Build

Jake, the below structure works for me parent pom.xml child-1 pom.xml child-2 pom.xml . child-assembly pom.xml bind assembly:attached to package phase ( you need to get the assembly plugin from svn and build it your self ) On 5/5/06, Jake Pezaro [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Odd Compilation Issue

On Fri, 2006-05-05 at 14:20 -0700, Sean McNamara wrote: I'm having a VERY odd compilation problem and am at a loss for why it would occur. We're in the process of moving from Maven v1.1 to Maven 2. We ported the project.xml files over to pom.xml, and succeeded in getting the build going.

Re: Parent Pom: Needs some do as I say, not as I do

I think this would be a worthwhile addition to JIRA. I'm not sure if it's already in there. I know it was pointed out as an issue a while ago and we were going to look at changing the behaviour from automatic append to controlled appending by expressions like you've highlighted in a future

Re: ${pom.foo} vs. ${project.foo}

${pom.foo} = ${project.foo} = ${foo} 2.1 will need to document which is correct and deprecate the others. I'd been using ${project.foo} myself for consistency with the plugin API. - Brett On 5/6/06, Howard Lewis Ship [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: What are the differences between ${pom.foo} and

Re: multi-project aggregation of reports

You need a snapshot of the plugins from SVN for this (though I am working on the releases right now). Only JXR and Javadoc support it as its a piece of functionality that must be implemented for each plugin at a time. The logic says that if aggregate = true and project is not the root project,

Re: site.xml vs POM -- violates DRY?

We have a proper model for this in the upcoming release, and ${reports} is deprecated in favour of menu ref=reports / for example to make it easier to use the XSD, etc. I'm not sure what elements you find yourself repeating - most of them are defaulted to the values from the project and should

Re: multi-project aggregation of reports

Right. The technique in JXR and Javadoc is going to be similar to PMD and taglist. Same for checkstyle too. Surefire report will be somewhat different as it has to merge xml files instead of just changing the input source directories. - Brett On 5/6/06, Torsten Curdt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: