Checking in new project from archetype to trunk directory

Our Subversion repository follows the following direction convention: /groupId/artifactId/[trunk|tags|branches] When a new project is created from an archetype, it is create in a directory named artifactId. We're struggling to find a way to check the new project in to Subversion without the

Maven archiver 2.4 not resolving ${artifact.artifactId}.${artifact.extension} in customClasspathLayout entry.

hi all I am using following snippet to add maven-archiver version 2.4 in dependency for jar plugin. I am doing this becuase maven-jar-plugin version 2.2 uses maven-archiver 2.3. I want to use version 2.4. plugins plugin artifactIdmaven-jar-plugin/artifactId

Properties not recognized

Hi, Properties are not being passed through my Maven run. For example, Ant's *tstamp *should set properties, but these properties are not recognized using the * ${property}* syntax at all, even locally, in another Ant-task within the same execution of the Maven-Ant plugin. The same is true with

Re: Deployment of classified jar fails to add timestamp

I am getting back from vacations and seeing this question did not attract much answer, so this is just to kick it alive. Again, is this normal ('expected') behavior or something that should be fixed ? In the latter case, shall I file a bug in jira ? REgards, -- Arnaud Bailly -- OQube software

Re: How can I add path in classpath entry in Manifest file?

Hi, not only. Look heir: - http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.3/docs/guide/jar/jar.html. Worts: Java Sun: * Class-Path : The value of this attribute specifies the relative URLs of the extensions or libraries that this application or extension needs. URLs are separated by one or more

Re: How can I add path in classpath entry in Manifest file?

Hi, I don't know if this is exactly what you are looking for, but I had to add a special path to my manifest classpath entry once. The solution was the following: plugin artifactIdmaven-jar-plugin/artifactId configuration archive manifest

Release project and modules, which plugins?

Hi I'm not quite sure with what kind of combination of plugins (release, versions, reactor, ?) and commands I would be able to do the following as described below. Any help is appreciated! I have a project with different modules. Now I want to release the whole project. The project has a

Re: How can I add path in classpath entry in Manifest file?

Hi, yes, that right. so you can added the jars to classpath with relative directory. Marco Huber schrieb: Hi, I don't know if this is exactly what you are looking for, but I had to add a special path to my manifest classpath entry once. The solution was the following: plugin

Profiles

Hi, I came across a problem i can't seam to solve. I have a set of properties that i need to use in all maven modules. All modules inherit from the same parent pom. So far no problem: I defined the properties in the parent pom properties section and they are all inherited in the child poms. Now,

Compiler plugin: Ignore warnings for tests - how?

Hi Sorry if this has been answered before, but I didn't find anything on the mailing list. I've configured the Compiler Plugin in general, setting showWarningstrue/showWarnings. However, for the tests, I would like to set it to showWarningsfalse/showWarnings. How can I do that? Best

Re: How to filter META-INF/context.xml

I was trying to acomplish the same thing. But it seems the war plugin ensures that the context.xml file is overwritten. I even added an antrun task to copy the filtered context to the META-INF folder, but the war:war goal writes on it before building the war. I know this because I've added an

sure-fire plug in, no class def found error on TestCase?

Maven 2.0.9 JUnit 4.5 Surefire plug in 2.4.3 Maven quick start arch one developer on our team is unable to get past a no class def found error which seems to be coming from the sure fire plug in. It's not finding TestCase. The junit jars are showing up in the repository and in the Add

Q: How can I define a link that calls a Javascript function?

Hi all. I've trying to write some documentation in xdoc, that defines web pages that are generated by Maven. I've been able to update the site.xml document so that I can define some Javascript functions in the HTML's head element. That's all good. When I generate the page, I can see the

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Fwd: Q: How can I define a link that calls a Javascript function?

I found the problem, and it was me. I did not define the Javascript method correctly in the anchor. Using the example I cited: a href=javascript:FunctionName This was wrong. When I define it correctly: a href=javascript:FunctionName() It worked as expected. Sorry for the interruption.

FW: Maven - Hammurapi plugin

-Original Message- From: Srinivasan Kannaiyan [mailto:srinivasan.kannai...@igate.com] Sent: Monday, August 31, 2009 12:52 PM To: users@maven.apache.org Subject: Maven - Hammurapi plugin Hi all, Do anyone have used maven - hammurapi plugin to get the code violations report ? I just

Re: sure-fire plug in, no class def found error on TestCase?

Incorrect scope of dependencies ? Maybe you could post the pom. -- Arnaud Bailly -- OQube software engineering http://www.oqube.com/ - To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@maven.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail:

Re: How can I add path in classpath entry in Manifest file?

Yes that's what I am looking for. thanks for all your response. Zhao Yi Marco Huber wrote: Hi, I don't know if this is exactly what you are looking for, but I had to add a special path to my manifest classpath entry once. The solution was the following: plugin