Is there a way to encrypt the SCM password used in configuration of the SCM
plugin?
I've been able to use a clear text password in my settings file, but when I try
to
use a Maven encrypted password it doesn't seem to be able to decrypt it on the
fly.
From checking out the source code for the
Thanks alexander
Thanks Regards
Sammaiah Nagapuri
Inaction breeds doubt and fear. Action breeds confidence and courage. If you
want to conquer fear, do not sit home and think about it. Go out and get busy.
-Original Message-
From: Alexander [mailto:the.malk...@gmail.com]
Sent:
Hello Neil
I think the problem is it doesn't find the persistence.xml because it isn't
the standard META-INF/persistence.xml as per the hibernatools documentation:
https://www.hibernate.org/hib_docs/tools/reference/en/html/ant.html
jpaconfiguration will simply just try and auto-configure itself
I feel like I must be missing something because I have yet found a way to
encrypt my SCM password in my Maven POM. I am using the maven release plugin
and need to use some credentials on the CI server, but I don't want to store
the password in clear text. Is there a way to encrypt the
If you can't or won't follow the advice to install the artifact into a
repository manager, then simply use install-file to install it to your
local repo, the change the scope to compile.
Best
Brett
On 8/13/09, REMIJAN, MICHAEL J [AG/1000] michael.j.remi...@monsanto.com wrote:
There are many
Hi,
I'm following the guide:
http://maven.apache.org/guides/mini/guide-building-jdk14-on-jdk15.html
The issue is I can't find animal-sniffer on the central Maven repository. I
think it would be easier for users to have it on central repo. Or at least
update the guide to tell that the
We just need to add this feature to maven-scm-plugin.
We could use maven-sql-plugin as an example, it can read encrypted DB
password in the same manner as repository credentials.
Andrei Solntsev,
Software Developer,
HireRight Estonia
-Original Message-
From: KURT TOMETICH
please create a jira!
I'll try to go over a few scm issues this weekend, maybe I have time for this
too.
LieGrue,
strub
- Original Message
From: Andrei Solntsev asolnt...@hireright.ee
To: Maven Users List users@maven.apache.org
Sent: Friday, August 14, 2009 9:23:28 AM
Subject:
This is correct, in fact we got kohsuke added as a m...@codehaus
developer so that he could publish animal sniffer through the
mojo.codehaus.org project (among other reasons).
I know Kohsuke is has a different perspective w.r.t. whether the
current policy of central (i.e. that all artifacts
can you not put your password in a property defined in your
~/.m2/settings.xml file and then reference that property in your scm
config section?
that way you can change the permissions on your ~/.m2/settings.xml
file to make it only readable by yourself (unless you are using
FAT/FAT32 as your
can you not put your password in a property defined in your
~/.m2/settings.xml file and then reference that property in your scm
config section?
Writing passwords into poms is surely always a dirty hack and using the private
settings.xml is a good point indeed.
But on a CI server, the CI user
Hi,
I was just wondering how I can configure Maven to deploy a whole
project, e.g. a web application that needs other war files to also be
deployed on the server as well as probable configuration files.
Is it possible to copy other projects jar/war files together with the
projects war
Hello Neil
I think the problem is it doesn't find the persistence.xml because it isn't
the standard META-INF/persistence.xml as per the hibernatools documentation:
https://www.hibernate.org/hib_docs/tools/reference/en/html/ant.html
jpaconfiguration will simply just try and auto-configure itself
what about using an EAR?
LieGrue,
strub
- Original Message
From: Jan Wedel jan.we...@ettex.de
To: users@maven.apache.org
Sent: Friday, August 14, 2009 11:26:03 AM
Subject: Project and external file Deployment?
Hi,
I was just wondering how I can configure Maven to deploy
Hi thanks for giving the prompt reply for my first question.
Here my another problem is If I run the normal command like 'mvn
archetype:create' I am getting the following console output which is showing
unable to create the project. See the following one.
I am running this command in offline
Hi,
I recently did not receive any Mails from the list..so I'm answering
now.
Vincent,
this sounds very interesting! Yesterday, I tried hours to compile the
example program bundled with the nar plugin and got strange errors about
not having specified any include files...but the project does
Hi,
I'm testing animal-sniffer with my build. All was fine until I tried to
generate the site.
First, it seems that animal-sniffer is executed a lot of times during site
generation.
And worst is it is failing on Cobertura instrumented classes :
[INFO] Checking unresolved references to
Hello Sammaiah,
You have started maven in offline mode in first case. And maven wrote about it
in log.
Reason: System is offline.
...
*NOTE: Maven is executing in offline mode. Any artifacts not already in your
local
repository will be inaccessible.*
When you start maven
Do you want to do this as part of your integration tests? Or is it for the
actual deployment (to prod servers)? In the latter case Maven would not be
the typical tool as it is a build tool.
In the first case there are several plugins, one being the generic cargo
plugin
Hi all,
My first maven project, plain JavaSE. I want to build javadoc jars,
independent of any site - I'm trying to get that working as well, but
for now I'm considering them separately.
For organisation purposes, I've split my work into several projects,
which I've now made modules of a
Thanks, I think the Cargo plug-in looks quite like what I was looking
for!
-Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
Von: Anders Hammar [mailto:and...@hammar.net]
Gesendet: Freitag, 14. August 2009 12:51
An: Maven Users List
Betreff: Re: Project and external file Deployment?
Do you want to do this as
Hi Jan,
Rémy,
Do you also use it for Perl? Perl also uses a lot of libraries (.pm
files e.g.) and even perl make scripts sometimes. I couldn't find any
maven plugin supporting perl projects. Do you have any idea if this is
possible?
No we haven't try it and I am not aware about perl
Hi,
while I was searching for a Perl plugin for maven, I found this link in
interesting discussion:
http://fishbowl.pastiche.org/2007/12/20/maven_broken_by_design/
Since this is quite old, I guess this was already discussed on this
list. I am interested if there are solutions for the
This works for us, try this in your parent pom:
build
plugins
plugin
groupIdorg.apache.maven.plugins/groupId
artifactIdmaven-javadoc-plugin/artifactId
version2.5/version
I can remember other
colleagues telling my Damn, I spend the last day resolving a
maven problem
Before Maven, I would spend just as much, if not more time, fighting
with builds.
As for the link you provided, I think there is some truth to it. But in
my view the pros far out way the
We have had some problems with build reproduciblity though.
But it was because of downloading artifacts.
Sorry... I meant so say here... It was NOT because of downloading
artifacts...
Bah. Friday morning... Brain is still not in gear ;-).
bind animal sniffer to a phase after test, that way it will not be
executed in the forked lifecycle
2009/8/14 Julien HENRY henr...@yahoo.fr:
Hi,
I'm testing animal-sniffer with my build. All was fine until I tried to
generate the site.
First, it seems that animal-sniffer is executed a lot
you might also want to separate aggregation from inheritance and have
the parent pom depend on the child poms, thereby ensuring that the
build plan is correct.
2009/8/14 David Hoffer dhoff...@gmail.com:
This works for us, try this in your parent pom:
build
plugins
sorry i'll correct that...
you might also want to separate aggregation from inheritance and have
the aggregator pom depend on the child poms, thereby ensuring that the
build plan is correct.
2009/8/14 Stephen Connolly stephen.alan.conno...@gmail.com:
you might also want to separate aggregation
Stephen Connolly wrote:
sorry i'll correct that...
you might also want to separate aggregation from inheritance and have
the aggregator pom depend on the child poms, thereby ensuring that the
build plan is correct.
Yeah, I'm feeling that... my plan now is to have the modules, say:
project-a
David Hoffer wrote:
This works for us, try this in your parent pom:
build
plugins
plugin
groupIdorg.apache.maven.plugins/groupId
artifactIdmaven-javadoc-plugin/artifactId
2009/8/14 Sam Barnett-Cormack s.barnett-corm...@lancaster.ac.uk:
Stephen Connolly wrote:
sorry i'll correct that...
you might also want to separate aggregation from inheritance and have
the aggregator pom depend on the child poms, thereby ensuring that the
build plan is correct.
Yeah, I'm
So the one doing the aggregating would have the modules section *and*
have the dependencies? When I've done that and set the parent in each
module, it's complained of cyclic dependencies.
Stephen Connolly wrote:
2009/8/14 Sam Barnett-Cormack s.barnett-corm...@lancaster.ac.uk:
Stephen
so to summarize:
/project-complete
+- project-parent
+- project-a
+- project-b
...
\- project-e
project-complete has the following
project
parent
artifactIdproject-parent/artifactId
/parent
artifactIdproject-___/artifactId
modules
moduleproject-parent/module
SEPARATE aggregation FROM inheritance... otherwise you will get cyclic
2009/8/14 Sam Barnett-Cormack s.barnett-corm...@lancaster.ac.uk:
So the one doing the aggregating would have the modules section *and* have
the dependencies? When I've done that and set the parent in each module,
it's
Ah. Exactly what I meant, but with the names complete and parent the
other way around. With the names your way around, the source and javadoc
aggregators would go in where?
Stephen Connolly wrote:
so to summarize:
/project-complete
+- project-parent
+- project-a
+- project-b
...
\-
my understanding of aggregate is that it has to go where the modules
( by implication the dependencies) are
2009/8/14 Sam Barnett-Cormack s.barnett-corm...@lancaster.ac.uk:
Ah. Exactly what I meant, but with the names complete and parent the other
way around. With the names your way around, the
project
parent
artifactIdproject-parent/artifactId
/parent
artifactIdproject-___/artifactId
modules
moduleproject-parent/module
moduleproject-a/module
moduleproject-b/module
...
moduleproject-e/module
/modules
dependencies
dependency
damn copy-pase
project
parent
artifactIdproject-parent/artifactId
/parent
artifactIdproject-complete/artifactId
modules
moduleproject-parent/module
moduleproject-a/module
moduleproject-b/module
...
moduleproject-e/module
/modules
dependencies
dependency
Stephen Connolly wrote:
my understanding of aggregate is that it has to go where the modules
( by implication the dependencies) are
Ah, I see! I got the separation slightly wrong. I've got you now, that's
great. So everything is a module of complete, and a dependency of it,
but a-e declare
David Hoffer wrote:
This works for us, try this in your parent pom:
When running this, does it need site:site running to build the javadoc
before running a build that'll generate the jar?
build
plugins
plugin
Create a plugin and tell people that they must configure it as an
'extension', and make it do the click-through thing.
On Thu, Aug 13, 2009 at 10:15 PM, Jeff
Jensenjeffjen...@upstairstechnology.com wrote:
Interesting option...thanks for the idea. A little bit more packaged than
download the
No any call to install or deploy will build it. This isn't required but we
do wrap the build section in a profile so we only do this on the CI
system...as this takes a while.
-Dave
On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 7:40 AM, Sam Barnett-Cormack
s.barnett-corm...@lancaster.ac.uk wrote:
David Hoffer
I might add, we do also run site-deploy which takes the javadocs and adds to
the site generated.
-Dave
On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 8:21 AM, David Hoffer dhoff...@gmail.com wrote:
No any call to install or deploy will build it. This isn't required but we
do wrap the build section in a profile so
David Hoffer wrote:
No any call to install or deploy will build it. This isn't required but we
do wrap the build section in a profile so we only do this on the CI
system...as this takes a while.
Well, that works very well for putting the aggregated javadoc on the
generated site (once I
I don't know about running from the command line...we have our CI system
auto deploy javadocs/source jars to our internal repo so IDE's get this
integrated with the binaries. This is the functionality I was looking for.
-Dave
On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 8:29 AM, Sam Barnett-Cormack
David Hoffer wrote:
I don't know about running from the command line...we have our CI system
auto deploy javadocs/source jars to our internal repo so IDE's get this
integrated with the binaries. This is the functionality I was looking for.
Well, I'm getting the website combined javadocs, and
After upgrading debian lenny my maven2 broke with:
Exception in thread main java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
org/codehaus/plexus/embed/Embedder
(full trace etc below)
Tried it with:
sun java 6
openjdk java
sun java 5
gjc java
tried downgrading:
libplexus-interactivity-api from (1.0-alpha-6-4)
Is there a way to encrypt the SCM password used in configuration of the SCM
plugin?
I've been able to use a clear text password in my settings file, but when I try
to
use a Maven encrypted password it doesn't seem to be able to decrypt it on the
fly.
From checking out the source code for the
http://www.sonatype.com/people/2009/03/maven-210-released/
*
*
On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 17:10, KURT TOMETICH boomtow...@msn.com wrote:
Is there a way to encrypt the SCM password used in configuration of the SCM
plugin?
I've been able to use a clear text password in my settings file, but when I
Hi Vincent,
Thanks for your interesting feedback.
I have some more questions :
- Are your patches applied in the trunk of the nar plugin ?
- Is the nar plugin works well also for other phase than compile (for
instance, test phase) ? If yes, which unit test framework are you using
I'll request a sync of org.jvnet.* to central.
Stephen Connolly wrote:
This is correct, in fact we got kohsuke added as a m...@codehaus
developer so that he could publish animal sniffer through the
mojo.codehaus.org project (among other reasons).
I know Kohsuke is has a different
Hello everyone,
i have an issue when trying to release from the hudson CI tool. The
releasing works fine until the deployment to the repository where it
fails with the following error:
---snip---
[INFO] [INFO] [deploy:deploy {execution: default-deploy}] [INFO]
I must admit the download the internet effect is true: everybody can see it
when running Maven for the first time on a computer.
Is that really a problem? IMHO no:
- for personal use, this is done only once (and my ADSL line is fine)
- for corporate use, a repository manager is really welcome,
Download from the internet was one of my biggest fear as well
as versions of underying poms/jars could change which would affect
reproducibilty. Additiionally, download from internet could mean you
might not be able to build at all if some external site cound not be
reached or someone else
The keystore/some root certificates are not available to the JVM. Are
you running Hudson as the same user as you logged on and run the
release successfully? Also the same came up before, see
Hi Luke.
Yes, I believe this could be because the repository is still being
built. However I did do a search for all dependencies with regex
*scala* and it returned me 296 results including some scalaplugin
related jars. I hope that's what you were looking for? You might want
to try
At least, it's a mystery to me. To someone who knows what's going on, it
probably makes perfect sense.
The following is the end of the output of 'mvn site' on my aggregator.
I've no idea what this from parameter it's talking about is. Am I
being dumb?
[INFO]
Ah, switch the aggregator to do aggregate-jar and it all works now
(afaict). Nice.
Sam Barnett-Cormack wrote:
David Hoffer wrote:
I don't know about running from the command line...we have our CI system
auto deploy javadocs/source jars to our internal repo so IDE's get this
integrated with
Further note:
this happened when I added the following (host address edited):
urlhttp://host.domain.co.uk/~sdb/maven/${project.artifactId}/url
to the *parent* POM. I comment it out, it's all fine. I call this weird,
but would love an explanation.
Sam Barnett-Cormack wrote:
At least, it's a
Hi,
As much as I enjoy getting the emails from this list every day, I would
really like to get off of it. I've tried sending an email to
users-unsubscr...@maven.apache.org, to
users-unsubscribe-jnhagelb=us.ibm.com,
users-unsubscribe-jnhagelberg=us.ibm.com. As far as I can tell, these
emails
Done.
On 14/08/2009, at 6:50 PM, Jeffrey N Hagelberg wrote:
Hi,
As much as I enjoy getting the emails from this list every day, I
would
really like to get off of it. I've tried sending an email to
users-unsubscr...@maven.apache.org, to
users-unsubscribe-jnhagelb=us.ibm.com,
Hi,
I'm wondering if there's a way in Maven 2 to reference the artifactId
of a dependency that was used for a build. For example, I have a flex
module with:
finalName${project.artifactId}-r${build.vcs.number}/finalName
It produces an artifactId like:
my-flex-ui-1.0-SNAPSHOT-r12345
I'm
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