Hi,
When I run mvn test, only junit 3 tests seem to run. All test classes are
found, but for all
junit 4 style test classes, I get reports like this:
Tests run: 0, Failures: 0, Errors: 0, Skipped: 0, Time elapsed: 0.002 sec
When I extend TestCase, junit 3 style, the tests work.
When I run with -X,
Hi,
I've recently moved from ant to maven2, and all in all I'm really happy
with the move. However, one of the main reasons I decided to move was
maven's superior dependency handling.
My project consists of two web apps with a corresponding
business/dataaccess module that both webapps rely
Hi,
I understand from reading the archives that it is not yet possible to
roll up reports for many modules into a single project-wide report.
However, is there some way to at least get correct links to the various
reports generated for the individual modules? The default URL for
modules index
Thanks for the help all who replied. I've just finished putting the
modules in question under a single folder with a parent pom and I can
see that it will work much better than my previous structure. I've got
three seperate eclipse projects, one for each module. I don't have the
parent folder
Thanks for that information guys - I understand how things should be set
up now. Unfortunately, I have a slight problem regarding a clash between
mavens modules and eclipse (I realise eclipse's inner workings are
slightly off topic, but I'm sure many on this list know more about it
than I do).
Hi,
I'm attempting to set up a company wide repository to hold our
proprietary plugins and jars. I've got a plugin deploying to a folder on
a machine running apache over ssh - this is working, even though it
keeps asking me to type in the password (even though the password is
defined in the
Just got that working - I needed to define a pluginRepository in my
settings.xml. Nothing like sending an email to concentrate the mind.
Denis McCarthy wrote:
Hi,
I'm attempting to set up a company wide repository to hold our
proprietary plugins and jars. I've got a plugin deploying
Hi,
One of my projects depends on a second project. As a result, I've
defined the first project as being packaged as a pom, with an associated
dependency in the second package. However, when I run 'mvn test' on the
pom packaged project no tests are run (which I think is normal for
you
include axis as a dependency?
Stefan
Denis McCarthy [EMAIL PROTECTED] skrev 16.08.2006 16:52:59:
Hi,
One of my projects depends on a second project. As a result, I've
defined the first project as being packaged as a pom, with an associated
dependency in the second package. However
Hi,
I'm looking at moving an ant based tomcat project to maven. I'm using
eclipse as the IDE. Currently I use the eclipse tomcat plugin to get the
project running in tomcat (I have a web/ dir in the project that holds
WEB-INF/ and all jsp's etc). I'd like to know how to handle this common
to the server configuration.
The libs will be deployed automaticallly.
Remember adding wtp support to your pom (config setting in the
maven-eclipse-plugin) - see earlier post on this matter from today.
You don't need a particular tomcat plugin.
HTH
Denis McCarthy [EMAIL PROTECTED] skrev
Hi,
I'm moving from an ant build process to maven. I'm currently trying to
replace an ant target that rebuilt our database. In the ant target each
developer had an individual local.properties file that defined their own
username/password/tnsname for the database. I'm writing a simple plugin
That worked - thanks.
Vincent Siveton wrote:
Use the settings.xml
For sql statements, check:
http://mojo.codehaus.org/sql-maven-plugin/
Cheers,
Vincent
2006/7/26, Denis McCarthy [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,
I'm moving from an ant build process to maven. I'm currently trying to
replace an ant
Hi,
I'm sure this question has been asked a thousand times before but I
can't see a clear answer on the maven site or through google
(Unfortunately the mailing list archives aren't searchable either).
I'm converting a project to use maven as the build tool and I've set up
most of my
Yann Le Du wrote:
Hi Denis,
Is this helpful ?
http://maven.apache.org/guides/mini/guide-3rd-party-jars-local.html
http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-install-plugin/install-file-mojo.html
- Yann
2006/7/21, Denis McCarthy [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,
I'm sure this question has been asked
Denis McCarthy
Gesendet: Freitag, 21. Juli 2006 11:33
An: users@maven.apache.org
Betreff: Newbie: need to package a jar
Hi,
I'm sure this question has been asked a thousand times before but I
can't see a clear answer on the maven site or through google
(Unfortunately the mailing list archives
Hi,
I'm in the process of trying to get a project going with maven. The
project in question uses spring 2.0 and acegi security 1.0 (The latest
major versions of both projects). I was getting NoSuchMethodErrors when
running my tests. I noticed that in my eclipse classpath (which I
generated
Matt Raible wrote:
Acegi 1.0 was compiled against Spring 2.0, so there are some known
issues with the release. I'd suggest using Acegi 1.0.1 instead.
Matt
On 7/21/06, Denis McCarthy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I'm in the process of trying to get a project going with maven. The
project
/exclusion
This is obviously not a proper dependency node, but you'll figure it
out from here I think.
Wayne
On 7/21/06, Denis McCarthy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Matt Raible wrote:
Acegi 1.0 was compiled against Spring 2.0, so there are some known
issues with the release. I'd suggest using
19 matches
Mail list logo