Baeriswyl Kuno - Extern (IT-BA-MV) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on
15/05/2008 16:47:26:
That's why I'm using the runtime argument.
I guess that my point, is that I do not really have a good idea on the fit
of and the point in having the eclipse plugin itself.
Having to specify the workspace, not
Hello,
my checkstyle version is 2.1. I had a look at the fixes for 2.2 but i
couldn't find anything that looked like it had something to do with my
problem.
The verbose output is spam insofar as it has nothing to do with the task at
hand, namely checking the validity of the source format. It
Hi,
an archetype project is a standard jar project. There is no specific
'maven-archetype' packaging defined, hence the error. Just omit the
packaging/ declaration or change it to 'jar'.
Have a look here [1] for a short introduction of how to create
archetypes by hand and here [2] for a
Hi,
I do it like this:
build
plugins
plugin
groupIdorg.apache.maven.plugins/groupId
artifactIdmaven-war-plugin/artifactId
configuration
webResources
webResource
directory${basedir}/src/main/webapp/WEB-INF/directory
IIRC artifacts of type plugin are not added to the runtime classpath (if
you run with -X you should see a corresponding message). You have to
deploy/install the plugin as a jar and declare a dependency of a jar type.
HTH,
-Lukas
christo wrote:
Hi All,
I've read the docs, googled, read
Hi, I'm trying to make Cobertura plugin to skip XML-beans classes in its
instrumentation, like this:
ignores
ignorecom.xyz.abc.protocol.*/ignore
ignorecom.xyz.abc.gateway.cache.*/ignore
/ignores
excludes
Thanks, any idea when 2.2 will be released?
Regards,
..kace
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Hi, I'm trying to make Cobertura plugin to skip XML-beans classes in its
instrumentation, like this:
ignores
ignorecom.xyz.abc.protocol.*/ignore
ignorecom.xyz.abc.gateway.cache.*/ignore
/ignores
excludes
Many thanks Tim.
I was using the same thing, excepted targetPathWEB-INF/targetPath
It works now !
2008/5/16 Tim Kettler [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,
I do it like this:
build
plugins
plugin
groupIdorg.apache.maven.plugins/groupId
artifactIdmaven-war-plugin/artifactId
Hi Arnaud,
I have a similar concern and a few questions how you did it:
1.) Do you use a predefined assembly or a custom one?
2.) Do you somehow generate the config.ini?
Thanks in advance,
Roland
Arnaud Vandyck-2 wrote:
Solved by using maven-assembly-plugin, many thanks.
...
On
Strange.
I could get thru filter ${user.home} or ${java.version} but not ${user.name}
Any idea ?
2008/5/16 Henri Gomez [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Many thanks Tim.
I was using the same thing, excepted targetPathWEB-INF/targetPath
It works now !
2008/5/16 Tim Kettler [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,
I do
Strange, indeed.
Looks like a bug to me. I tried with this in web.xml and no filter
property files:
pom.name: ${pom.name}
user.name: ${user.name}
name: ${name}
foo.name: ${foo.name}
pom.version: ${pom.version}
os.version: ${os.version}
version: ${version}
foo.version:
2008/5/16 SchneiderR [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi Arnaud,
I have a similar concern and a few questions how you did it:
1.) Do you use a predefined assembly or a custom one?
2.) Do you somehow generate the config.ini?
FYI, there are two other solutions you might want to look into if you want
to
Problem in maven-war 2.0.2 or in maven 2.0.9 ?
2008/5/16 Tim Kettler [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Strange, indeed.
Looks like a bug to me. I tried with this in web.xml and no filter property
files:
pom.name: ${pom.name}
user.name: ${user.name}
name: ${name}
foo.name: ${foo.name}
*.version = pom.version
*.name = pom.name
2008/5/16 Henri Gomez [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Problem in maven-war 2.0.2 or in maven 2.0.9 ?
2008/5/16 Tim Kettler [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Strange, indeed.
Looks like a bug to me. I tried with this in web.xml and no filter property
files:
pom.name:
I suspect something weird in maven-war plugin (2.0.2) since I get the
same error from m2eclipse which use maven 2.1 embedded
2008/5/16 Henri Gomez [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
*.version = pom.version
*.name = pom.name
2008/5/16 Henri Gomez [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Problem in maven-war 2.0.2 or in maven
Hello,
I don't find any facility in eclipse to deploy an artifact in a remote
repository. Is not included this feature in the maven integration with
eclipse? have I to do it in command line?
Thank you
I can build jar projects using the jaxws wsgen mojo (1.9) under maven
2.0.x but it failed under m2eclipse (0.9.3) when using maven 2.1
embedded (it works if I switch m2eclipse to use the maven 2.0.9 on my
system).
I tried with various JVM (Sun and IBM 5 and 6) but still got the
problem with maven
I tried with maven 2.1-620417 and 2.1-655675 from command line, and same problem
2008/5/16 Henri Gomez [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I can build jar projects using the jaxws wsgen mojo (1.9) under maven
2.0.x but it failed under m2eclipse (0.9.3) when using maven 2.1
embedded (it works if I switch
Yeah, I was going to run yourkit over it myself - but be my guest :)
http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/archiva/trunk/
Build with mvn clean install -Dmaven.test.skip=true (just to be faster
to analyse, it still occurs)
It fails in the webapp module on 2.0.9.
In the past, I tried commenting out
Hi Dennis,
Thanks so much for the mail.
Yes after trying out the approach you said, I could verify that this in fact
was due to some version problem.
I then tried using the version 2.0-alpha-2 and it worked.
This is what I currently have:
groupIdorg.apache.maven.plugins/groupId
AM I confused or does Maven override command line properties with profile
properties in the pom and profiles.xml? Shouldn't command line properties
always take precedence? Could somebody explain the priority order of
properties in Maven? I've been trying to do things like have a switch in one
Interesting topic. I've been having trouble with Idea's native Maven support
and would like to consider using the Idea Maven plugin again. The problems I
have is synchronizing a single module. When I hit the synchronize button it
synchronizes all of the modules and I have one non-standard module
Hi,
I'm trying to override a parent pom's distribution management through
the child's pom. (Deploy the artifacts in different directories). When I
tried adding a distributionManagement element in the child pom, it is
still picking up the details from the parent's pom. Please help me
resolve this
Hi all,
I have a strange behavior with my junit tests.
I have a project with multi-modules.
When I run the tests individually for module (mvn test) everything is ok.
But when I run the tests from the parent pom (mvn test) I have always an
error when my program try to parse an xml file.
See the
L.S.,
Would it be possible to add a role-hint to the components.xml for the
ArchetypeGenerationQueryer to allow replacing it with another implementation
(providing better defaults for users)? I guess there is no other way to
plug in my own implementation without that (cfr.
Hi,
I am working on 2 projects, one is Dependant on the other. The usual way of
dealing with this is to add a dependency to a jar file located in the
repository. This works fine but the source project (on which the target
project depends) is constantly evolving, as we are doing some iterative
Why don't you simply checkout the two projects and make a Eclipse dependency
between them ? Just for dev purpose of course, keep the maven dependency
configuration) ..
Manuel
On Fri, May 16, 2008 at 4:34 PM, BenDave [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I am working on 2 projects, one is Dependant
If you are using Eclipse, this is allready supported by the
maven-eclipse-plugin : project dependencies are set as workspace project
dependencies in place of jars, so that you can code and test under eclipse
with no jar to install.
I also use the sysdeo-tomcat-maven-plugin from mojo to avoid
This may not work for you, but I use Eclipse with the Maven plugin (
http://m2eclipse.codehaus.org/) which will automatically do what you are
asking with other dependent projects open in the workspace.
On Fri, May 16, 2008 at 10:34 AM, BenDave [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I am working on 2
When trying to access test resources in my unit tests, maven 2.0.8 and above
are returning the wrong directory.
Here is my basic code to access the folder
def file = new JmblXsltDriverTest().getClass().getResource(/)?.file
println file
On 2.0.7 this would print
shinjan sen wrote:
Hi Dennis,
Thanks so much for the mail.
Yes after trying out the approach you said, I could verify that this in fact
was due to some version problem.
I then tried using the version 2.0-alpha-2 and it worked.
This is what I currently have:
Thanks for the response!
I think profiles might help. But this would mean defining the latest
version numbers in my settings.xml. Which means my component builds would
have to parse settings.xml and replace their version numbers when they
build. Doable but not elegent.
One question, is this
Hi,
I am using maven 2.0.9, and everything is working great except for site
deployment with webdav. I have not tried any other kind of deployment yet,
as I do it manually, so it may not be just site deployment that is not
working for me. I have an apache webdav setup in place, and can access
Any other suggestions on this?
-Original Message-
From: EJ Ciramella [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, May 15, 2008 2:13 PM
To: Maven Users List
Subject: RE: Bug in maven 2 -
Ah yes, when the resources are processed, there are some scripts that
have ${some.property} in them.
Hi,
I have two projects: projectA and projectB, projectB depends projectA. In
Release, I want to increase their version together. So I define the version
as property project.release.version and set it in pom.xml.
After the build, I see projectA-6.0.0.jar and projectB-6.0.0.war. But in
On Thu, May 15, 2008 at 8:06 PM, mfs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Any follow up on this ?
AFAIK, no one is working on it. The Oracle client/driver jars are
unlikely to be available in a public repository any time soon, unless
Oracle changes the license to make it possible to distribute them
On Fri, May 16, 2008 at 7:53 AM, rossputin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Has anyone successfully deployed with any recent version of maven over
webdav? One of the books I have on it suggests using it. I have not seen
much on the mailing list though.
Yes, it works for me with wagon-webdav as a
Thank you for asking this question. I had the very same problem and I'd love
to hear a best practices approach. My workaround, not the best, is to define
them separately in profiles. Then you can use cmd line properties to
activate one or the other in the activation section of the profile. It may
No, it wasn't until 2.0.9 that we started providing defaults in the
superpom. I wrote about it here:
http://blogs.sonatype.com/brian/2008/04/10/1207873624557.html
-Original Message-
From: Ryan Moquin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, May 15, 2008 12:58 PM
To: Maven Users List
You want to use the release plugin with a multi module project. Setup a super
pom with packaging = pom and artifactId set to whatever (eg. artifactId:
MyProj) and include projects A and B as sub modules. When your ready to cut
a release just run
mvn release:prepare release:perform
on the cmd
It's a bug in the war plugin. The resource filtering is seriously borked
there, see here [1] for a bug report back from Nov 2007. The obvious and
simple workaround would be to filter web.xml as a normal resource in a
custom invocation of the resource plugin. But unfortunately there is a
bug in
jlo_gestalt wrote:
When trying to access test resources in my unit tests, maven 2.0.8 and above
are returning the wrong directory.
Here is my basic code to access the folder
def file = new JmblXsltDriverTest().getClass().getResource(/)?.file
println file
On 2.0.7 this would print
Guillaume Boucherie wrote:
I have a strange behavior with my junit tests.
I have a project with multi-modules.
When I run the tests individually for module (mvn test) everything is ok.
But when I run the tests from the parent pom (mvn test) I have always an
error when my program try to parse an
Thanks for suggestion!
I found my problem: shouldn't use a variable like project.release.version.
Maven must try to look that value under project node. When I replace with
a uncommon name like fancyBuild.version, then everything works as
expected.
On Fri, May 16, 2008 at 1:12 PM, Clifton [EMAIL
I have a couple of observations... First off I see you're writing you unit
tests in Groovy! That's a good thing of course for far too many reasons.
It's also an important detail to pay attention to. There are a hole host of
other details to look at as well. Secondly it appears you are trying to
Hi,
I have a typical war webapp which I deploy to tomcat. At the same time I
have the typical static content (images, js, css) that needs to go to my
webservers. It is easy enough to exclude the static content from my war, but
I would like to zip up the static content and also deploy it to my
On Fri, May 16, 2008 at 3:16 PM, ziprman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I have a typical war webapp which I deploy to tomcat. At the same time I
have the typical static content (images, js, css) that needs to go to my
webservers. It is easy enough to exclude the static content from my war, but
I disagree with you on accessing the resources my way, but that is for
another post.
Anyways, I was able to upgrade to maven 2.0.8 and surefire plugin 2.4.3 and
things worked as expected. The only unfortunate thing is that now it won't
work on maven 2.0.7, but oh well.
Clifton wrote:
I have
Additionally, you can use the attach option to make it part of the
regular build rather than having an extra step...
-Original Message-
From: matthew sporleder [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, May 16, 2008 4:02 PM
To: Maven Users List
Subject: Re: second zip artifact from the
yeah..thats what i plan to do, but i wish oracle (being such a big share
holder in the industry) realize that exposing these as maven-ized jars would
really save the extra effort people have to put in, in maintaining these
jars locally.
I wish they had given more weight to the problem.
Farhan.
I wished the pom should never have been there at the first place. Too
many repeated discussions of this matter and
no results :-)
-D
On Fri, May 16, 2008 at 1:38 PM, mfs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
yeah..thats what i plan to do, but i wish oracle (being such a big share
holder in the industry)
It would certainly be nice if Oracle would copy similar moves by Sun,
JBoss, etc and make their own repository where they could host various
artifacts such as these. (Assuming of course their own licensing etc
would permit such an approach.)
Of course, Sun and JBoss are just hosting open source
I tested with 2.1-alpha and same problem ;(
2008/5/16 Tim Kettler [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
It's a bug in the war plugin. The resource filtering is seriously borked
there, see here [1] for a bug report back from Nov 2007. The obvious and
simple workaround would be to filter web.xml as a normal
There is a patch provided in http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MWAR-133.
How can I contact the maintener for a fix ?
2008/5/16 Henri Gomez [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I tested with 2.1-alpha and same problem ;(
2008/5/16 Tim Kettler [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
It's a bug in the war plugin. The resource
Hi,
We switched from Maven 2.0.7 to Maven 2.0.9 and started observing the
following warnings for our projects that we could not understand:
[WARNING] Attempting to build MavenProject instance for Artifact
(com.tvworks.tva.common:tva-common-util:3.3-20080513.211757-64) of type:
jar; constructing
I have downloaded apache-maven-2.0.9-bin.tar.gz and
extracted to dir: C:\apache-maven-2.0.9
I have added C:\apache-maven-2.0.9 to the path. When I
run mvn --version at cmd prompt, I got the
following results:
C:\Work\GettingStartedWithHibernate3mvn --version
Maven version: 2.0.9
Java version:
I was referring to profiles in your POM, not in the settings - sorry
for the misunderstanding.
- Brett
2008/5/17 Eric White [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Thanks for the response!
I think profiles might help. But this would mean defining the latest
version numbers in my settings.xml. Which means my
As Wendy told you on the Dev list, Maven2 does not use files named
build.xml but rather files named pom.xml.
Thus, it seems like you do not have a Maven project at all, but rather
some Ant build script (I guess?). Where did this build.xml file come
from -- you should probably ask that person how
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