Yes, my path contains c:\svn-win32-1.4.5\bin;
Have I included this path in other site?
olamy wrote:
try echo %PATH%.
In my case it contains : ...;C:\Subversion\bin;...
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Can you give the output of the command:
svn --version --quiet
1.4.5
Vanja Petreski wrote:
Can you give the output of the command:
svn --version --quiet
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I solved this issue with configuring OneMin scheduler. And that is enough
good for me, because Continuum doesn't build if there is no changes in SVN.
So, Continuum will update project from SVN and if there are changes he will
build, otheriwise not.
V
On 10/25/07, aldana [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So svn IS in your PATH...
On 10/25/07, Saruqui [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1.4.5
Vanja Petreski wrote:
Can you give the output of the command:
svn --version --quiet
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yes, but I have the same problem when I build my project I have the next
error:
Provider message: The svn command failed.
Command output:
---
svn no se reconoce como un comando interno o externo,
programa o archivo por
How do you run Continuum? From the command line or as a service?
If you use it as a service (I think it), you must define the user used to run
it.
Emmanuel
Saruqui a écrit :
yes, but I have the same problem when I build my project I have the next
error:
Provider message: The svn command
OneMin scheduler isn't a good thing if you have lot of projets or big projects
in Continuum and you consume lot of resources on your continuum server and svn
server.
Personally, I don't understand why some users need to run a build for each
commit???
Emmanuel
Vanja Petreski a écrit :
I
On 10/25/07, Emmanuel Venisse [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OneMin scheduler isn't a good thing if you have lot of projets or big
projects in Continuum and you consume lot of resources on your continuum
server and svn server.
Isn't that same as the developer who are doing svn update for every
I am new to maven and continuum, and have downloaded the latest stable
version of continuum and done some simple tests.
However, I would like to do the following, and I don't know how
(barely even how to ask):
Our version numbers are something like MAJOR.MINOR.MICRO. I would
like each build to
On 10/25/07, deckrider [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It appears that I have to put scm information into my pom.xml in order
to use a Maven 2 project in Continuum. Is this true?
Yes. That's how Continuum knows how to find the source code to check it out.
I can't imagine why you would add code from
On 10/25/07, deckrider [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Only Continuum uses scmconnection/connection/scm within
pom.xml? Thus if its no longer valid, everything else would still
work in the case that we needed to rebuild some artifacts from their
original tags?
It gets used when you generate the
Hello,
I would like to separate the reporting section for all of our projects
in a common configuration file or pom to keep the projects pom as simple
as possible.
I already created a hierarchy of poms (java-pom, maven-plugin-pom and so
on) for the different project types to externalize common
hi,
you can try with the eclipse plugin:
http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-eclipse-plugin/
Giancarlo
2007/10/25, Ian Godman [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi
I am new to Maven 2. I have been converting an application consisting of 4
eclipse projects, 3 producing library jars the the final one
I found a strange effect when using the property ${pom.version} in an
assembly.xml. Within the file element, it is inserted corrected within the
sourceelement, but not in outputDirectory.
What we try to achieve is to add a directory name containing the version
number in front of the path in the
Hi Jason,
Not sure, but if you can access to your svn repo with different URLs (
https://www.domain-ommitted.com and http://www.domain-ommitted.com for
instance) it's possible that you made a checkout via one URL
(http://www.domain-ommitted.com
for instance) and maven-release-plugin try with
Hello,
im using maven 2.0.7 on a large multiproject.
Since last week i generate javadoc for all project
with success, later i added the changelog report.
Since i added the Changelog i miss the generated Javadoc
for the Project, the Javadoc is generated but it is not linked
from the (sub)
We found a solution - and maybe a bug?
We are using windows XP Professional 2002, ServicePack 2
When we write - (as documented in
http://maven.apache.org/guides/introduction/introduction-to-the-pom.html
finalName${pom.artifactId}-${pom.version}/finalName)
file
Could you post your pom file and the output of mvn -X site?
With regards,
Nick Stolwijk
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hello,
do you get it only when running from within netbeans? or from the
command line as well?
if netbeans only, try to configure the project to use the command-line
version of maven for compilation. The maven version embedded in
netbeans is close to 2.0.4, so maybe the plugin works correctly
Hello,
I found this note on the maven wiki:
snip
Attachments and Transitive Resolution
We also need a way to distinguish the dependencies that apply when resolved
transitively via an attached artifact, rather than the main one. For
example, while the server-side component of an EJB may need
Well,
i have the javadoc included in reporting section of the parent pom.
Looks like this:
plugin
groupIdorg.apache.maven.plugins/groupId
artifactIdmaven-javadoc-plugin/artifactId
configuration
links
I'm newby with Continuum and I have the following error when I build my
Maven 2.0 project:
Provider message: The svn command failed.
Command output:
---
svn no se reconoce como un comando interno o externo,
programa o
Ok,
there is the parent POM for the Project:,
regards,
Jens
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Hi,
Not really familiar with the language :-)
But looks svn is not in the path.
2007/10/25, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I'm newby with Continuum and I have the following error when I build my
Maven 2.0 project:
Provider message: The svn command failed.
Command output:
Probably ;)
You have to set up integration (Continuum) platform as any other development
platform. In your case, you have to install and setup: JDK, SVN, Maven2.
Vanja
On 10/25/07, olivier lamy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Not really familiar with the language :-)
But looks svn is not in
On Thu, October 25, 2007 11:50 am, Antonio Parolini wrote:
I totally agree with this. Transitivity is great, but sometime it is just
a
pain... especially with ejb-clients..
Is there a plan to adress this issue on the futur release of maven ?
Like
to add a flag to turn on/off transitivity
I think that svn isn't in the path but.. where I configure it?
I included it in environment Windows path variable and it don't work :(
olamy wrote:
Hi,
Not really familiar with the language :-)
But looks svn is not in the path.
2007/10/25, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I'm
try echo %PATH%.
In my case it contains : ...;C:\Subversion\bin;...
2007/10/25, Saruqui [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I think that svn isn't in the path but.. where I configure it?
I included it in environment Windows path variable and it don't work :(
olamy wrote:
Hi,
Not really familiar with
From reading the documentation it looks like the
profile/activation/property only looks at system properties. Is it
possible to use a project property?
Roshan
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To: Maven Users
Vanja Petreski a écrit :
On 10/25/07, Emmanuel Venisse [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OneMin scheduler isn't a good thing if you have lot of projets or big
projects in Continuum and you consume lot of resources on your continuum
server and svn server.
Isn't that same as the developer who are
Isn't that same as the developer who are doing svn update for every
project
every one minute?
I'm not sure the developer run a svn update every minute ;)
:))
Personally, I don't understand why some users need to run a build for
each
commit???
Isn't that one of the feature
I could have sworn I'd read somewhere that it was possible to use dependency
versions of LATEST, RELEASE and SNAPSHOT in a pom dependency to not have to
specify which particular version I needed.
Did I just dream that? Or does it not apply to dependencies?
how does this work? if I give -DreResolve as false, then all the
dependencies of the project shud be deleted from the local repo right? That
is not happening. Has anyone got any experience in this?
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Finally, I reinstall all... continuum, svn, maven in my pc and reset server
and my computer and it's working :)
Thanks all people for your help =^D
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Hi all,
I am using Maven 2 to build projects based on my own framework. Because
the framework requires different tools and dependency resolving
mechanism, I had to create a dedicated lifecycle.
Now I am thinking about some way to integrate the build of my framework
with the build of a
Hi folks,
I created a rough cut of a M2 plugin to be downloaded from
http://people.apache.org/~sgoeschl/download/maven-plugins/
Krystian Novak did some field testing - thanks a lot :-)
A few points to keep in mind
+) it is my very first M2 plugin so it could be quite shaky ...
+) Canoo
hi,
we are working with maven and cruise control. until now i always executed
'mvn clean verify'. we are working with snapshots and we experienced
problems that the artifacts on the internal repository weren't up to date
(they would succeed verify but developers sometimes forgot to execute a
I upgraded to Java SDK 6 update 3 yesterday and my issues with JavaDoc
were solved. There seems to have been a bug in the JavaDoc utility that
caused it to fail when running from CruiseControl.
Thanks for your suggestions.
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forgot some more reservation. when working with SNAPSHOTS and doing lots of
has somebody experienced problems with just too many SNAPSHOT-libraries?
aldana wrote:
hi,
we are working with maven and cruise control. until now i always executed
'mvn clean verify'. we are working with
Hi,
do you have a pom example for starting an existing jboss 4.2.0 with cargo?
Thanks,
Catalin
On 10/25/07, Daniele De Francesco [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
try using maven cargo plugin instead of the maven-jboss-plugin
*http://cargo*.codehaus.org/*Maven*2+*plugin*
and for a
For the benefit of other people who might search the archives for this
same bug, can you tell us what JDK version you were running before
that was giving you the problem? Then we can tell people to avoid that
JDK, perhaps in the m-javadoc-p documentation or something.
Wayne
On 10/25/07, Simon
Hi,
I have a problem with a junit test that failes when I run mvn test - but
it does not fail when I run the test by the eclipse-junit-plugin.
My problem ist, that there are no information:
[...]
Running ogcoperations.SubscriptionTest
Tests run: 2, Failures: 0, Errors: 2, Skipped: 0, Time
Jan Torben Heuer wrote:
I have a problem with a junit test that failes when I run mvn test - but
it does not fail when I run the test by the eclipse-junit-plugin.
Ok, I have another guess:
Could it be, that dependencies to other modules are only to sources
in /src/main/java/ but not to the
Team,
I am new to both AndroMDA and Maven. I have setup an Oracle
database to be used for the Timetracker AndroMDA example. After setting up the
database I started the Oracle service and listener and I can invoke SQLPlus
from the command line with:
sqlplus
Found a relatively reasonable work-around for this problem (by not using
surefire at all). I can now use the @BeforeSuite and @AfterSuite
functionality of TestNG (and probably the suite functionality of Junit
if I ever need to switch).
Instead of using surefire, I'm using the maven antrun
Hello;
I am trying to build a jar file from our maven2 build. The project is a web
project and we have a process that runs on the server as a Java application.
I have been fooling around with the maven-assembly-plugin to try to get it
to build a batch.jar file that I can use to execute a Java
The stacktrace makes it very clear that the AndroMDA plugin can't get
a connection to your database.
Make sure you have configured things properly per the plugin docs. It
doesn't seem to be picking up your jdbc.url etc properties.
Wayne
On 10/25/07, Jerrold E. Eads [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I want to hot deploy my maven 2.0.7 multi-module project to JBoss 4.2 from
Intellij 7.
I have 1 jar, 1 ejb3 jar, 1 war inside an ear.
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Let's split it in two sections:
My ultimate goal is to have a batch.jar file created with all of the
dependencies in the project placed into this jar as .class files NOT jar
files.
This is a easy one, if you have the right plugin. Although the assembly
plugin has an unpack goal, you'd want
Hi,
I'm sorry for replying so shortly, but you could see i.e.
http://www.nabble.com/JBoss-Remote-Deployment-workaround-for-HTTP-500-error-t3607694.html
just for the pom
Besides of course, you could refer to
http://cargo.codehaus.org/JBoss+4.x
Just google a little... ;-)
Regards
Also, I looked at the AndroMDA plugin documentation and it seems to be
a Maven1 plugin. Are you sure this plugin works in M2 at all? You
should probably talk to the AndroMDA people about your issues and make
sure you haven't made any incorrect assumptions...
For the future benefit of others,
Say I have a settings.xml file with three profiles, dev qa and
production. The active profile will set variables that determine
which database to use and things like that.
I have activations so that I can use -Denv=qa or -Denv=dev to get the
right profile. But I'd like to have one of the
I thought I had a solution, but it didn't work. I think it should work,
but I'm not certain. This could be a bug. This is what I had:
properties
dev-activetrue/dev-active
/properties
profiles
profile
iddev/id
activation
property
I recall reading somewhere in the Maven docs or wiki that
activeByDefault has higher precedence than even properties specified on
the command line. Have you tried using:
settings
...
activeProfiles
activeProfiledev/activeProfile
/activeProfiles
...
/settings
?
Nick Stolwijk wrote:
I
Doh! I see it now, thanks.
On 10/25/07, Nick Stolwijk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You can change the tasks continuum executes in a Maven 2 project. For
example, every 5 minutes, check for a change in your SCM and if changed,
run mvn test phase, and every day, run mvn release.
Hth,
Nick
Well, this seems harder than I thought.
I have a dev machine with JBoss 4.2.1.GA installed and configured already at
c:/jboss-4.2.1.GA/ and I use this plugin:
plugin
groupIdorg.codehaus.cargo/groupId
artifactIdcargo-maven2-plugin/artifactId
Hi Ian, thanks. Yes, I've tried that. It has the same effect as
specifying a different profile on the command line. In this case, the
one set in activeProfiles is _always_ active, and can't be overridden at
all. :(
Mojo
Ian Springer wrote:
I recall reading somewhere in the Maven docs or
Where should plugins place generated test sources?
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It appears that I have to put scm information into my pom.xml in order
to use a Maven 2 project in Continuum. Is this true?
The reason I'm concerned about this, is suppose I'm in CVS, and create
a lot of branches and tags in each of my projects. Now I want to
convert to Subversion. My job of
On 10/25/07, Brandon Enochs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Where should plugins place generated test sources?
Choose an arbitrary named directory under
${project.build.directory, (${project.build.directory/generated/myplugin
for example), put tests there and then add this directory to
why are you generating tests?
On Friday 26 October 2007 08:52, Brandon Enochs wrote:
Where should plugins place generated test sources?
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I would use src/test/generated-source. But as Tomasz mentioned you have to
add that folder to compileSourceRoot. (The antrun plugin will let you do
that.) You can only add one folder to compileSourceRoot as I remember.
On 10/25/07, Brandon Enochs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Where should plugins
You have
aggregatetrue/aggregate
in your javadoc-plugin configuration.
That means that your site will only have one aggregated set of javadocs,
and they will be created for the parent project.
Mac-Systems wrote:
Ok,
there is the parent POM for the Project:,
regards,
Jens
?xml
EJ Ciramella wrote:
Is anyone using the scm plugin and perforce?
Additionally, is anyone using the maven-changelog-plugin?
I'm struggling to get any worthwhile output from this bugger...
Did you read the FAQ?
http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-changelog-plugin/faq.html
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Michael McCallum wrote:
why are you generating tests?
On Friday 26 October 2007 08:52, Brandon Enochs wrote:
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Lee Meador wrote:
I would use src/test/generated-source. But as Tomasz mentioned you have to
add that folder to compileSourceRoot. (The antrun plugin will let you do
that.) You can only add one folder to compileSourceRoot as I remember.
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On 10/25/07, Wendy Smoak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 10/25/07, deckrider [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It appears that I have to put scm information into my pom.xml in order
to use a Maven 2 project in Continuum. Is this true?
Yes. That's how Continuum knows how to find the source code to
The AntRun plugin gives me a way to pass a maven classpath to ant:
property name=test_classpath refid=maven.test.classpath/
Is there a way get the path to an arbitrary jar in my local repository?
My ant script requires a taskdef and I want to install the required jar into
my repository and
Hi - this is a plea to someone with good command of the English language and
deep understanding of the guts of Maven 2... if such a person exists.
Please can explain what maven does to resolve a dependency. Currently when I
try:
mvn eclipse:eclipse
It fails miserably with the cryptic
The plugin 'org.apache.maven.plugins:maven-eclipse-plugin' does not exist or
no valid version could be found
There are several reasons why this will happen. In short, Maven is
unable to find the plugin. For new users, this generally means that
you're behind some kind of Internet proxy and
I'm not sure that I understand you entirely, but here goes If you
have shared test files, you will need to create a test-jar artifact
and add it as a dependency to any projects that need to use it.
This is documented in a mini-guide:
Wayne Fay wrote:
The plugin 'org.apache.maven.plugins:maven-eclipse-plugin' does not exist
or
no valid version could be found
There are several reasons why this will happen. In short, Maven is
unable to find the plugin. For new users, this generally means that
you're behind some kind
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