What settings.xml files does Continuum use?

When adding a new project to Continuum I've determined that it sees ~/.m2/settings.xml (for the user under which Continuum is running) but not $M2_HOME/conf/settings.xml. Are there any other settings.xml (or similar) files that Continuum uses, where I could configure repositories? -- Wendy

Artefact filename in

Hello, I use the maven-jar-plugin to build an executable jar file with a manifest that contains the classpath to all embedded jars. When I build the assembly with the maven-assembly-plugin, the plug-in adds some snapshot libraries with the build format pattern

Re: maven-changelog-plugin with subversion

We want to use a java library but we can't now because no java library for svn is compatible with the ASF license. Emmanuel #Cyrille37# a écrit : Hello, I see that to use the maven-changelog-plugin with subversion I've to install the subversion client. I would like to know if it is possible

Re: [M1.1]: Can't find some plugins

I checked that I get these dependencies downloaded from http://repo1.maven.org/maven/, which is the default repo in m11 now. -Lukas Jamie Bisotti wrote: We've been using 1.0.2 for a long time. Currently, I'm looking to move us to 1.1 (baby steps). After replacing my 1.0.2 installation with

Re: Q: Multiple executable jars from a single project

Keith, I'm not that familiar with the assembly plugin but looking at the assembly descriptor reference i found the attachmentClassifier/ tag, for which the description says: When specified, the attachmentClassifier will cause the assembler to look at artifacts attached to the module instead

Maven2 Project and UNO Java

Hi, I'm trying to create a project with Maven2 which references UNO Java libraries. To use this libraries you add the dependencies and also you have to add in project classpath de folder in openoffice.org is installed. I tried many things like: manifest

Re: Maven2 Project and UNO Java

http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Uno/Java/MavenBundles hth, Manos Enric Forn Jorba wrote: Hi, I'm trying to create a project with Maven2 which references UNO Java libraries. To use this libraries you add the dependencies and also you have to add in project classpath de

Re: [M2] j2me-maven-plugin: preverification error

thx, i'll try this out very soon, and let u know if it worked. Damien Lecan-2 wrote: u might have misunderstood my problem: - in the J2ME API java.io.DataInputStream IS INCLUDED. Ok You need to change compiler bootclasspath, with J2ME API classes. In my company, we are using our own

writing a maven plugin

Hi all, I am in the progress of updating a maven plugin for UIC (uic.sf.net) which I use in the company I work for very often. It's goal is to convert qt-designer files (*.ui) into java files using the UICcompiler. So far so good. My problem is that currently it writes the generated java files

[M2] maven-cobertura-plugin: cobertura.ser

Hi, i just wonder why the cobertura.ser file is not in the \target folder (since it is generated). do i need to check it in to my SCM (Subversion), is it updated when executing later builds? (or can i put it on the ignore list? and add it to the maven-clean-plugin configuration?) thx 4 help

[M2] mvn-qalab-plugin: qalab.xml

Hi, i just wonder why the qalab.xml file is not in the \target folder (since it is generated). do i need to check it in to my SCM (Subversion), is it updated when executing later builds? (does the plugin store the history of previous builds in this file?) or can i put it on the ignore list?

Re: [M2] maven-cobertura-plugin: cobertura.ser

It is generated in the target\cobertura directory and is updated each time cobertura is executed. You should not put this file under sourcecontrol, there is no use in doing so. If you want to keep history, just use the site-goal to create reporting. the maven clean plugin basically deletes the

Re: writing a maven plugin

Hi, you need to add the directory as an additional source directory to the pom. So in your mojo you need to do something like this: project.addCompileSourceRoot( dir ); -Tim Roy van der Kuil schrieb: Hi all, I am in the progress of updating a maven plugin for UIC (uic.sf.net) which I

Re: Maven2 Project and UNO Java

Hi, Thanks for your quick answer. I added all dependencies in my pom.xml, but also is needed to add in classpath project the openoffice.org installation folder. And this is what I can't achieve. There is no information about this in openoffice wiki link... Any ideas? Best

Re: Maven2 Project and UNO Java

Enric Forn Jorba wrote: Hi, Thanks for your quick answer. I added all dependencies in my pom.xml, but also is needed to add in classpath project the openoffice.org installation folder. This shouldn't be required AFAIK (i've done some weird work with UNO in the past). Are you having a

Re: Maven2 Project and UNO Java

Yes, I'm having an error on the Bootstrap: com.sun.star.comp.helper.BootstrapException: no office executable found! I've read that this is solved by adding the openoffice.org folder installation in classpath. I've verified this by creating a simple project without maven2, and the error

Re: writing a maven plugin

Hi, Thanks a lot! That actually did the trick :) -Roy On 6/26/07, Tim Kettler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, you need to add the directory as an additional source directory to the pom. So in your mojo you need to do something like this: project.addCompileSourceRoot( dir ); -Tim Roy van

proxy problem

Hi, I am a beginner to Maven. When I tried to run mvn -e archetype:create -DarchetypeGroupId=org.apache.maven.archetypes -DgroupId=com.mycompany.app -DartifactId=my-app I got : org.apache.maven.lifecycle.LifecycleExecutionException: The plugin

Re: [M2] mvn-qalab-plugin: qalab.xml

CodingPlayer wrote: Hi, i just wonder why the qalab.xml file is not in the \target folder (since it is generated). do i need to check it in to my SCM (Subversion), is it updated when executing later builds? (does the plugin store the history of previous builds in this file?) or can i put it

Property for time

Hi, I have a resource file that I replace the project version using ${project.version} . I also want to put the time that I created the version (e.g. 03 Jun 2007 19:00:00 GMT) Is there a property that I can use? Thanks! - To

Re: proxy problem

Hi, I saw the mailing lists and found its the problem with the proxy. I tried making necessary changes in the settings.xml. But no use. It doesnt seems to read the settings.xml file at all. Can anybody shed some light? or Can anybody send a sample proxy config (proxy /proxy alone). Add the

Re: [Surefire]Compilation of unit tests even if skip=true

Am Dienstag, 26. Juni 2007 14:15 schrieb [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Hello, When i configure surefire in the pom in order to skip the tests, compilation of unit tests are done. But when i use the command line configuration (-Dmaven.test.skip=true), compilation of unit tests are not done. Has

RE: proxy problem

Hi, Thanks for your reply. I tried with the -U switch, then it downloaded all the things needed and created a project also. Why no one is specifying abt this switch? Even after adding the mentioned lines if you wont add the -U switch it was not working. Thanks Regards, Jose John

adding the classpath to jar file

Hi, I'm creating a jar using mvn package. The files, which are included in this jar are using another jar (e.g. log4j-1.2.14.jar), which are stored in maven repository. My part of pom.xml file responsible for dependencies looks like: dependency groupIdlog4j/groupId

Re: [M2] mvn-qalab-plugin: qalab.xml

R.C. The qalab.xml is not in the target folder so it won't get deleted when you run mvn clean. This file is updated every time you run the QALAB plugin and the results from each run are stored in this file. Thanks, David CodingPlayer [EMAIL PROTECTED] 06/26/2007 04:21 AM Please respond

Re: adding the classpath to jar file

You have to provide log4j via the classpath on your own. Maven does include log4j in your generated jar automatically. But Maven can generate the classpath for you http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-dependency-plugin/usage.html -dependency:build-classpath 2007/6/26, DCVer [EMAIL PROTECTED]:

Re: [M2] mvn-qalab-plugin: qalab.xml

Hi, thx for this hint. i finally found a nice description (about dealing with the qalab.xml file) in the plugins FAQ: http://qalab.sourceforge.net/multiproject/maven2-qalab-plugin/faq.html#what-scm regards R.C. Dimitris Kapanidis-2 wrote: CodingPlayer wrote: Hi, i just wonder why the

ArchivaCli or m1-m2-conversion

I would like to periodically convert an internal m1 repository to m2. On the web there are hints of such tools that are used by ibiblio and ASF, but I can't find any documentation. I think what I need to do is use the ArchivaCli to do the conversion. Can anyone confirm this, and/or provide an

Re: adding the classpath to jar file

Thanks for reply. Hmm, I think my jar doesn't contain log4j - it only contains App.class and pom.xml with pom.properties and manifest.mf. Is it a correctly built jar? And I wonder why Maven2 won't set *somewhere* classpaths to jars on its own if it knows where they are :-/ Jan-Christopher

Re: adding the classpath to jar file

Yes. The behavior is correct. Maven does not include the log4j jar because jars cannot contain other jars. When you use additional jars at runtime, you have to provide them via the classpath. And as far as i know you cannot define the classpath of jar inside the jar like the main class. So

multi-modules: a web-app and an Applet

Hello, I've read the doc http://maven.apache.org/guides/getting-started/index.html#how_do_i_build_more_than_one_project_at_once and it's working for deploying a library but not to deploy an Applet in a WebApplication. I've 2 maven modules : a web application 'web-app' and an Applet

Re: adding the classpath to jar file

Ok, thanks for some information! Jan-Christopher Bals-2 wrote: Yes. The behavior is correct. Maven does not include the log4j jar because jars cannot contain other jars. When you use additional jars at runtime, you have to provide them via the classpath. And as far as i know you

Re: [m2] How to get artifact and Maven project for dependencies and transitive dependencies

Hi guys... If I have an artifact, how do I get the artifact dependencies? VELO Hi, As part of my effort to write a customized dependency report (in XML), I looked at the maven-project-reports-info-plugin to understand how the dependency resolution works. I made a slight modification, as it

${project.version} is not being resolved

Hi there, I'm trying to use ${project.version} in resolving a parent project. But it does not resolve the property. If I try using an environment variable, e.g. ${env.VERSION} it fails the same way. This is the Maven output: $ mvn -e -X help:effective-pom + Error stacktraces are turned on.

Re: ${project.version} is not being resolved

try ${pom.version} instead of ${project.version} CletteBou 2007/6/26, Stefan Reinhold [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Hi there, I'm trying to use ${project.version} in resolving a parent project. But it does not resolve the property. If I try using an environment variable, e.g . ${env.VERSION} it fails

Re: ${project.version} is not being resolved

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Hi Stefan, I don't think you are allowed to have a property in the parent reference. I tried this before and it would work in most other places of the pom apart from the parent reference. If I remember correctly, the rationale behind it is that

pluginManagement, plugins and reporting

Hi list, With maven 2.0.7, it seems that when global plugin parameters are defined in the pluginManagement section of the POM, these parameters are transmitted to the plugins defined in the plugins section of the build but not to the plugins section of the reporting. Is that a normal behavior or

Re: [Surefire]Compilation of unit tests even if skip=true

Hello, -Dmaven.test.skip=true will in addition not compile the tests vs -Dtest=false will only skip execution. cf. http://www.nabble.com/mvn--Dtest%3Dfalse-%3D-mvn--Dmaven.test.skip%3Dfalse-tf3444280s177.html#a9611461 Rémy

RE : [M2] mvn-qalab-plugin: qalab.xml

qalab.xml is the database used my the qalab plugin to store the project history about some information (see the qualab documentation). So, it should not be deleted on a mvn clean. You don't need to check it in your scm.

Re: adding the classpath to jar file

Maven is a BUILD tool not a RUNTIME tool. So your assumptions about what Maven will do for you regarding your dependencies etc at runtime are simply invalid. Dependency jars do not necessarily live in the same location on all your machines. If you require a single jar that just runs, you can

Re: multi-modules: a web-app and an Applet

Looking at the list of available plugins [1] I guess you'd need the dependency plugin[2] with goal copy [3]. Hth, Nick Stolwijk [1] http://maven.apache.org/plugins/index.html [2] http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-dependency-plugin/ [3]

Re: multi-modules: a web-app and an Applet

Nick Stolwijk a écrit : Looking at the list of available plugins [1] I guess you'd need the dependency plugin[2] with goal copy [3]. Hth, Nick Stolwijk [1] http://maven.apache.org/plugins/index.html [2] http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-dependency-plugin/ [3]

maven2 property to get absolute location of POM?

Is there a POM property that can return the absolute path or itself? I have a dependency that must use the systemPath tag but the absolute path could be different for all our developers, but it's always the same relative to the pom. Any idea how to accomplish this with just entries in the

Re: multi-modules: a web-app and an Applet

But that will work with dependencies on the repository only?! I believe no Maybe is a good idea to create as a dependency kind VELO On 6/26/07, #Cyrille37# [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Nick Stolwijk a écrit : Looking at the list of available plugins [1] I guess you'd need the

Site generation issues

Hi list, Sorry for the long mail. Please take it as a user feedback more than a rant despite the fact I'll talk about what does NOT work and not about what works :) I've now been playing around with Maven2 for some time, and while it is a fantastic tool for building, I still do not manage to use

Re: multi-modules: a web-app and an Applet

Marvin Froeder a écrit : But that will work with dependencies on the repository only?! I believe no Yes you've right Maybe is a good idea to create as a dependency kind I do not want, because I'm in development phase... I'm confused with the 'copy' plugin ... If I put the 'copy'

Jetty JNDI configuration with maven plugin

Hi, The following configuration for setting up a JNDI JDBC datasource for a J2EE app works on Linux but does not work on Windows XP. Any idea if I need to set up anything more on Windows. Thanks for your help!! We are using Spring to configure our hibernate resources. The Spring bean is

Re: multi-modules: a web-app and an Applet

#Cyrille37# a écrit : Marvin Froeder a écrit : But that will work with dependencies on the repository only?! I believe no Yes you've right Maybe is a good idea to create as a dependency kind I do not want, because I'm in development phase... I'm confused with the 'copy' plugin ...

Re: maven2 property to get absolute location of POM?

On Tue, 2007-06-26 at 12:41 -0400, Jared Blitzstein wrote: Is there a POM property that can return the absolute path or itself? I have a dependency that must use the systemPath tag but the absolute path could be different for all our developers, but it's always the same relative to the

Re: adding the classpath to jar file

On 6/26/07, DCVer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Ok, thanks for some information! I've gotten Maven to create an executable jar which sets a class-path in its manifest file pointing (via a *relative* path) to contained dependent jars within the same jar though the use of the jar and assembly

Re: Jetty JNDI configuration with maven plugin

And this has to do with Maven how...? Wayne On 6/26/07, nmall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, The following configuration for setting up a JNDI JDBC datasource for a J2EE app works on Linux but does not work on Windows XP. Any idea if I need to set up anything more on Windows. Thanks for your

Re: assembly with modules problem

On 6/25/07, Haim Ashkenazi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: [ERROR] BUILD ERROR [INFO] [INFO] Failed to create assembly: Artifact: org.babysnakes.jibuy:core:jar:0.2 (included by module) does not have an artifact with a file.

Re: [M1.1]: Can't find some plugins

On 6/26/07, Lukas Theussl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I checked that I get these dependencies downloaded from http://repo1.maven.org/maven/, which is the default repo in m11 now. -Lukas Jamie Bisotti wrote: We've been using 1.0.2 for a long time. Currently, I'm looking to move us to 1.1

missing metadata on repo1.maven.org?

The metadata file for spring is showing 2.0-m4 as the latest availble: http://repo1.maven.org/maven2/org/springframework/spring/maven-metadata.xml But the directory is showing more versions available (I'm trying to get 2.0.6): http://repo1.maven.org/maven2/org/springframework/spring/ I

Re: [M1.1]: Can't find some plugins

I don't know. I didn't use maven-proxy for a long time. Actually I'm using Archiva. You some others choices like Proximity or Artifactory. Arnaud On 26/06/07, Jamie Bisotti [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On 6/26/07, Lukas Theussl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I checked that I get these dependencies

Maven with Perforce

Hi all, I recently started using Maven but still a novice. Is there a way to make Maven do the following tasks: 1a) recognize a developer's checkin in Perforce and get the name of the related changelist. 1b) compile the codebase files of the above changelist. 1c) create a new folder in the

Re: Maven with Perforce

I'm a bit unclear what you mean by compile the codebase files of the above changelist. Do you only want to compile the files affected by the changelist? If so, that doesn't seem doable. You might have a look at the Maven SCM plugin for a description of what it can do for you:

How to do a release in a multi project environment?

We have two projects. For the sake of this post lets call them Foo and Bar. Foo depends on Bar and declares it in its pom file. Since both Foo and Bar are actively worked on and generate snapshot versions using continuous integration server, this is a snapshot dependency. All is well until we

Re: ArchivaCli or m1-m2-conversion

take a look in archiva/maven-meeper/src/bin/m1-m2-conversion We've checked in a version of archiva-cli that was used there - I don't believe this process has been tested during the recent changes so the current archiva-cli may not work identically. That feature will be supported natively in

Re: How to do a release in a multi project environment?

If Foo and Bar have their development so closely linked that they always use a snapshot version of each other, why not align their versions and release them together as one multi-module project? - Brett On 27/06/07, vadimos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: We have two projects. For the sake of this

Re: Maven with Perforce

Hi Thanks for the prompt reply. A correction to Ib of my original post: I want to do a compile of all the files but I also want to grab the latest changelist name using maven. Is it possible. Also is 1c (from my original post) possible to do thru maven? By the way, I have continum as the

Re: missing metadata on repo1.maven.org?

that's certainly a bug to report under the MEV JIRA project - you can find details on the web site of how to do that. I would suggest using dependency management to force the 2.0.6 version in the mean time. On 27/06/07, iamamaven [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The metadata file for spring is

Re: How to do a release in a multi project environment?

But eclipse does not support multi module projects. How would you set one up in Eclipse? vadim Brett Porter wrote: If Foo and Bar have their development so closely linked that they always use a snapshot version of each other, why not align their versions and release them together as one

RE: maven-dependency-plugin filtering issue

You want to look at MDEP-47. This is a feature planned for 2.0-alpha-5. -Original Message- From: purestudent [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, June 25, 2007 12:10 AM To: users@maven.apache.org Subject: Re: maven-dependency-plugin filtering issue Hi! includeTypes does not do that

RE: What is syntax for beanshell condition in the enforcer plugin?

If you are just interesting in checking properties, take a look at the new requireProperty rule, it has the ability to check the property and run regEx on the value. Regarding the specific error you pasted below using the beanShell rule, can you run with mvn -X and open a jira with the output?

Re: How to do a release in a multi project environment?

my understanding is that a suitable structure for multimodule projects has been achieved in the eclipse plugin for some time, though I am not currently a regular user so I'd refer you to someone else to answer that :) On 27/06/07, vadimos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: But eclipse does not support

Re: Maven and Ant | Executing Ant script before downloading dependencies | Need Help

Hi Shinjan, You can separate the two. Place the ant project in its own project, configure the ant run plugin there. Then, in the maven project, add the ant project as a dependency. If you want this in one nice build, you can place both projects under one parent, this way, when you build the

RE: multi-modules: a web-app and an Applet

Copy-dependencies will pull from sibling target folders because it starts with the dependencies already resolved by Maven. (meaning it will find sibling deps even if you don't do install) Copy will only pull from the repository so you must have already installed or deployed it. Copy was

RE: How to do a release in a multi project environment?

Wrt 2. If yes, how to force eclipse to use profile before it attempts to download Bar's version from local maven repository. Are you using m2eclipse plugin? If so, perhaps this posting on the m2eclipse mailing list helps?: http://www.nabble.com/RE%3A-Profile-dependencies-p11092303s177.html

Re: Maven and Ant | Executing Ant script before downloading dependencies | Need Help

Henry - What maven packaging type would the ant project have in this case? What would the ant project do in each phase of the first maven build? How would the second maven project gain access to the products of the first ant build? On 6/26/2007 6:08 PM, Henry Isidro wrote: Hi Shinjan, You

Re: Maven with Perforce

I don't believe right now you can grab the name of the changelist through Maven. It sounds like you are wanting to build the project, and commit the result of that build to your source repository using the name of the changelist as the depot location. If this is the case, I have to ask -- why?

Releasing multi-module project that uses svn:externals

Hi, I am attempting to release a multi-module project which is set up something like this in an SVN repo: Parent (pom-only) | | _ _Core (linked via svn:externals to a different SVN location) | |_ _ Webapp (linked via svn:externals to a different SVN location) Now, when I run