Hello, I concur. Normally I would just add these creeps to my DNSBL but since
the CIDR: 140.211.0.0/16 is Oregeon State (uoregon.edu hosts the ML) I cannot
add this CIDR as it would bounce my ML email. The Oregon State admin folks have
too many unused IPs. They need to pay attention to the
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Can't you just delete ml subscribers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
2008/11/24 David Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello, I concur. Normally I would just add these creeps to my DNSBL but
since the CIDR: 140.211.0.0/16 is Oregeon State (uoregon.edu hosts the ML)
I cannot add this CIDR as it would bounce my
Hello Mavenites all, I have a project checked out new and a fresh: mvn -P
dev.dir clean install. One developer gets the results of the command-line
argument: -P dev.dir while I get only the individual application targets (jar
files). What I should get is a jar with a /lib directory of all the
Hello, I was a long-time Ant user mainly because of the gigs I had all used
Ant. There are various camps out there with the Pro's and Con's of both build
systems. Ant is full control you do what you want limited only by your skill or
lack thereof with the Ant language. Yes, Ant is more of a
Hello Brett, you will have to have CVS administrative permissions to create the
so-called CVS repository at the remote site or you will have to persuade you
hosting outfit folks to administratively create or include you site in the CVS
repository as a CVS project. Once your site has been
Hello, something like the following works for me everytime. The only drawback
is long compile times on slow machines. HTH, David
**
plugin
artifactIdmaven-assembly-plugin/artifactId
configuration
Hello Asif, you will have to start with the PDF tutorials. Use the Archetypes
to create a project that creates a (dot).jar. Then, you will have to add in
something like the following in your pom.xml:
packagingwar/packaging
Asif wrote ..
Has anyone worked on it.
Where can I get a sample
Hello Maveners, I have a (dot).properties file in my /resources directory as
defined in my POM resources tag. I have a class that extends a class and
reads the file via an instance of the constructor. The problem is I don't have
the source of the extended class. What is the usual way to read a
Hello Mavenites, I am building an SVN controlled project. I have checked out
the most recent trunk and I am getting the following error condition.
Obviously, this is Weblogic related but going to BEA is a waste of time. TIA
and please advise, David.
[ERROR] BUILD ERROR
[INFO]
Hello Mavenites all: I have a child POM that generates a JAR. One of the
dependencies fetches a jar from the local URL repository. I would like to be
able to retrieve the source the same said dependent jar. We have SVN and WEBSVN
but I cannot see the packaged source anywhere but yet the POM can
Hello maven gurus, users and mere mortals. I have a parent POM similar to the
maven definitive guide multi-module example. The parent POM locates the
the child POMs as expected. Both modules are built correctly: 1 (dot).war file
and 1 (dot).jar file but the (dot).jar is not included in the
have to had in the war project a dependency to the jar project.
Arnaud
On Tue, Jul 22, 2008 at 10:33 PM, David Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hello maven gurus, users and mere mortals. I have a parent POM similar to
the maven definitive guide multi-module example. The parent POM
Hello Danilo, I think you might be looking for using a parent POM. Something
like:
packagingpompackaging
modules
modulesome-directory-name/module
moduleanother-directory-name/module
/modules
then..
groupIds in POM in the subdirectories that reference the parent POM.
see the:
the maven
hickup. Putting in the (dot). fixed the issue. Thanks, David.
resources
resource
directory./directory
/resource
/resources
Geoffrey Wiseman wrote ..
On Tue, Jul 15, 2008 at 6:22 PM, David Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello maven crowd, I had a POM that was working perfectly
Hello maven dev, gurus and users. I have a curious situation from attempting to
create a jar of the generated /CLASSES directory as generated from the parent
project pom.xml. The existing parent project directory and pom.xml executes
correctly and generates the expected (dot).war. In the
Hello maven crowd, I had a POM that was working perfectly and w/o changing
anything I unexpectedly got the exception stated in the Subject line. Google
found nothing useful. I did not see this in the FAQ. The particulars follow.
TIA and please advise, David.
OS: Ubuntu
Maven: 2.0.8
Java:
Hello Pedro, I'm not sure by your statements if you are using a HOT deploy or
not. In the case you are using a hot deploy try using an exploded war under
server/default/deploy and see if you see any difference. The JSPs are compiled
by the container once they are invoked at the browser. As an
Hello Maven gurus and users, I have a pom.xml to generate an executable
jar-with-dependencies. The pom.xml creates everything expected except the
MANIFEST.MF with Main-class: defined. The executable jar will work but I have
to unjar the jar to a temporary directory, edit the MANIFEST.MF for the
Hello Maven dev, gurus and users. I have a curious situation where I want to
make my Swing App into an executable jar. I went to the Maven guides site:
http://maven.apache.org/guides/mini/guide-manifest.html and I used the build
snippet displayed below. I inserted the snippet and edited the
in the jar? I've had zero problems
constructing executable jars with Maven.
Unzip the jar and check things out. Adjust the manifest file and
rezip, then test again, until you get it working. Then you know what
you need to adjust in Maven.
Wayne
On 7/2/08, David Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
, David Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Wayne, thanks for the speedy and informative reply. You're right this
is
not a Maven issue but I am running mvn in an attempt to get the job done. The
results
of jar tvf XSFileUploadApp.jar and the other operations are included below.
TIA
Hello Maven: dev, gurus, users and other haunts. I have a new gig that has
thrust me into a Maven-centric dev. env. I am a long time Ant user and the
original Hatcher/Ant book did wonders. Is there something similar for Maven?
Please advise, evangelize, rant or rave, Dave.
Yet some, not wise,
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