Just scanning http://maven.apache.org and its not obvious by the
content on the page where the books are.
Its over in the menu on the left under Documentation Books and Resources
I wonder if we should add a section under Learning about Maven.
When you might have gone looking, where would you
On 13 December 2013 19:48, Malte Skoruppa skoru...@cs.uni-saarland.de wrote:
Just scanning http://maven.apache.org and its not obvious by the
content on the page where the books are.
Its over in the menu on the left under Documentation Books and Resources
I wonder if we should add a section
Meanwhile, one doesn't necessarily have to buy a book to learn about the
Maven lifecycle. This is also explained on the website:
http://maven.apache.org/guides/introduction/introduction-to-the-lifecycle.html
Yes, but it doesn't go into enough details.
The *free* books do.
This actually
Oh, and I forgot to mention that Maven: The Definitive Guide book
which apparently is also free, although you can also buy a printed version.
However, the http link to the book on sonatype.com is dead. It should be
updated.
It would also be helpful for users who scan that page if the free
However, the http link to the book on sonatype.com is dead. It should be
updated.
Hm, ok. I asked Sonatype some time ago to fix that. I'll remind them.
/Anders
It would also be helpful for users who scan that page if the free books
were somehow better visually highlighted. Like a big
Hi,
our projects have the following structure:
- parent pom
-- pom.xml
cpp--pom.xml
java--pom.xml
To build a project like this we must invoke different build steps. For the
CPP build we like to invoke gcc for the java build we like to invoke javac
and many other steps. In our enviroment
packaging is your friend
The C++ code should be using a different packaging type, that way it can
bind the plugins that your C++ packaging needs to the corresponding
lifecycle phases and then...
mvn compile
will do just that, irrespective of whether you are in the C++ or the Java
module, and
I have similar Projects consisting of Java, Flex and .Net artifacts.
I usually configure the plugins in the root of the maven Project and use
self-activating maven profiles.
Flex is active if a Directory src/main/flex exists, Npanday is used if i have
src/main/csharp and so on.
profile
Malte,
Great points.
File a few JIRA issues describing the problems that you are finding.
That way they will get on the list of things to do.
I think that you might find some of the books are free in their
electronic formats but are not free if you want paper.
Ron
On 13/12/2013 5:34 AM,
@Stephan Connolly Thanks for the hint. But can I bind a profile to a self
defined package or could you provide a example project :)
2013/12/13 Christofer Dutz christofer.d...@c-ware.de
I have similar Projects consisting of Java, Flex and .Net artifacts.
I usually configure the plugins in the
Dear All,
I'm trying to get the Junit tests for an multi module Project running. All test
run fine, expect one test.
I don't use the standard maven hierarchy, because the project is very old and
yet we start to mavenize it.
First of all a snippet of my Child Pom:
build
Hi,
I would try systemPropertyVariables and not environmentVariables in the
maven-surefire-plugin
like
systemPropertyVariables
java.awt.headlesstrue/java.awt.headless
/systemPropertyVariables
On Fri, Dec 13, 2013 at 3:37 PM, Hoffmann Martin (UniCredit Business
Integrated Solutions)
I’m trying to deploy a snapshot version of the artifact for the first time.
Maven deploy fails with error “could not find artifact in the remote repository”
Obviously the artifact was never deployed in the remote repository, so it is
not available in the remote repository.
Tried with various
Hi,
I’m trying to deploy a snapshot version of the artifact for the first
time.
Maven deploy fails with error “could not find artifact in the remote
repository”
Obviously the artifact was never deployed in the remote repository,
so it is not available in the remote repository.
Tried
Yes, did try ³mvm deploy². But it fails in an empty repo.
This is a parent pom file ( packaging = pom ).
This pom contains dependencyManagement section and
distributionManagement section that¹s all.
On 12/13/13, 10:07 AM, Thorsten Heit thorsten.h...@vkb.de wrote:
Hi,
I¹m trying to deploy a
Just a guess:
* Deploy a new relocation pom at the old coordinates with a bigger version.
* Include this new relocation version.
Regards Mirko
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On Dec 12, 2013 1:26 PM, Anders Hammar and...@hammar.net wrote:
Think some sort of artifact-transformer mechanism in Maven
The link to the free html and pdf books is now
http://books.sonatype.com
These books are cc licensed and we do take pull requests of enhancements.
The source is at
https://github.com/sonatype/maven-reference-en
https://github.com/sonatype/maven-example-en
I have created a patch for the Maven
Good Idea ...
Unfortunately as we are not allowed to publish the Adobe artifacts (Flash
Player / Air libs) we decided not to publish the Flex artifacts at all. Then a
redirect seems rather problematic. Currently each user has to locally deploy
the Flex SDK using a special tool in order to be
I am trying to create a maven project that needs to package a bunch of
maven artifacts to finally invoke jwrapper using the exec-maven-plugin.
Because this project is mostly an integration task (jars are already
compiled and deploy in a maven repo) i am wondering what are the tools
available
On Fri, 13 Dec 2013 16:35:04 -0500, Alejandro.Endo wrote:
I am trying to create a maven project that needs to package a bunch of
maven artifacts to finally invoke jwrapper using the exec-maven-plugin.
[..]
I was planning on writing such a library (which later could be easily
made into a maven
Christofer,
this depends on your definition of we :-). In a company context with an
internal repository manager you might deploy a vendor release into your
patched thirdparty repository. Or tell your users to manually install the
patched version. I did similar stuff for this strange
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