\continuum\Working-directory to something
else in the configuration screen
Emmanuel
Kapil Gupta a écrit :
Hi,
Am trying to compile .cpp source files by running a batch file through
continuum, but when it try to compile the file it gives me error that
command Line Too Long. As the cpp files
I would like to setup a common internal Maven Repository for different
projects running in my company which will mirror the global Maven
Repository at ibiblio. Now instead of downloading artifacts from ibiblio
all the client machines (running build process) should go the internal
Maven Repository.
Hi,
How can I exclude a txt file lying in java source folder while packaging
jar file. The same thing can be done using filtering to exclude a file
from resources folder but I could not find any documentation on
excluding a file from source folder.
Regards
Kapil
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/resource
hope this will help
Manoj Kaushik
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Hi,
How can I exclude a txt file lying in java source folder while
packaging
jar file. The same thing can be done using filtering to exclude a file
from resources folder but I could not find any
Hi,
The build report from continuum contains url to the report, for example
Online report :
http://localhost:8080/continuum/servlet/continuum/target/ProjectBuild.vm
/view/ProjectBuild/id/1/buildId/248
Is there any setting so that the url contains host machine name instead
of localhost?
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Subject: Re: Configuring build process on cvs checkin?
target directory must be in your cvsignore file.
Emmanuel
Kapil Gupta(CT) a écrit :
Hi Emmanuel,
I have set scheduler that builds my project daily at 2 AM
Hi,
I have a multi module project with two modules A and B (depends on A).
Can I use a resource (XML) file which is available in test\resources
folder of module A while running test cases of module B? I receive
FileNotFoundException on loading the XML from module B. I tried to use
test scope
module for another module?
p
p/a/
p/b/
so you have A actually generating files into the directories for B?
On 8/7/06, Kapil Gupta(CT) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Jesse,
My problem is not w.r.t resolving compile time dependencies (class
file
dependencies). But it is actually problem of generating
the other subprojects installed into it and are therefore not
able to gain access to those generated classes..
I had thought that the install was one of the default build
definitions, how are you configured for build definitions right now?
jesse
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Hi
Hi,
I have a multi-module (Spring based) project and there is a case where
module A is generating source code of module B and module B generates
source code of module C. The reason behind this is that I have separated
interfaces of my application in module A and using a perl script to
generate
Hi,
Using test phase am able to execute my test cases and maven gives me
result of how many and which test case failed or resulted in error.
Is there any way so Maven can tell me at which line the test case failed
or cause of failure like in Eclipse?
Thanks,
Kapil
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Hi,
I would like to obfuscate my java code after compiling. Is there any
Maven plugin available that does this?
Thanks,
Kapil
manually into your local repo. Isn't that already available in the
Central repo? (Perhaps not version 1.1, I don't know...)
Wayne
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Hi,
I have installed my thirdparty jar files in maven local repository
using
install:install-file goal
Hi,
I have installed my thirdparty jar files in maven local repository using
install:install-file goal.
While compiling my module, I receive following errors
[ERROR] BUILD ERROR
[INFO]
[INFO] Error building POM (may not
Hi,
I have a multi module project with a parent pom. There are lots of sub
modules and one such module contains all the interfaces of the
application.
After building my project through continuum, the site command on parent
pom generates javadocs for each module. But I would like to generate
Hi,
Am using Maven to build my multi module application which is based on
Spring framework.
To run the application, I place my modules jar files and dependency jars
in a folder and use a batch file to include all the jars present in that
folder in classpath and run the main class.
While
only if there is changes. Mail sent are independant of the
changes.
Kapil Gupta(CT) a écrit :
Hi,
Can I configure Continuum to build project and send mail only if there
are any code changes (cvs commits)?
Right now, it sends mail either always or on state change but I would
like
Hi,
Can I configure Continuum to build project and send mail only if there
are any code changes (cvs commits)?
Right now, it sends mail either always or on state change but I would
like it to build my project and send mail only when there is change in
source code
Thanks,
Kapil
Hi,
Is it possible to create an environment variable in a pom file? I want
to create a variable in parent pom which can be accessed in child pom
files.
Thanks Regards,
Kapil
Hi,
Am using tomcat to run my application which is build on spring
framework. My application consists of several modules with some
dependencies on each other.
Lets say module A is independent, module B depends on A and module C
depends on A.
I wanted my build process to generate and copy all
Hi,
Is there any way to extract zip file thru a pom file?
Thanks,
Kapil
suggest binding an execution of the maven-antrun-plugin to
an appropriate phase and use a little ant to get the job done. Or write
your own plugin of course.
Adam
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, it generate the path to it
with module name and pom.xml
Why don't you use pom.xml?
Emmanuel
Kapil Gupta(CT) a écrit :
Hi Emmanuel,
My parent pom contains following sub module entry.
modules
moduleCommon/Common/module
/modules
I received the following error while uploading pom
Hi,
Can I specify a different name to my parent pom file, say
my_custom_pom_file.xml. When I tried to use this name, continuum was
looking for sub modules in the my_custom_pom folder. It works only if
the pom file name is of only 3 characters.
Regards,
Kapil Gupta
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Sent: 10 July 2006 13:45
To: continuum-users@maven.apache.org
Subject: Re: How to specify diff name to pom file
Hmm, strange.
Can you send your logs about it?
Emmanuel
Kapil Gupta(CT) a écrit :
Hi,
Can I specify a different name to my parent pom file, say
the path specified) See that it truncated last four
characters from the parent pom name.
I don't see where it is truncated. your my_custom_pom.xml is under
E:\Shared\Development\my_custom\ right?
What is the correct url to use for your module?
Emmanuel
Kapil Gupta(CT) a écrit :
Emmanuel, my
the current url and we substring it with
/pom.xml.length() Please file an issue and we'll fix it in the next version.
Emmanuel
Kapil Gupta(CT) a écrit :
My my_custom_pom.xml is in E:\Shared\Development folder and the
Common\Common module is in E:\Shared\Development\Common\Common folder
,
Kapil Gupta
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