Neither does mine. And I can't find the JXR documentation.
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Not that I know of. That's why I made the archetype. -K
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distributing the project to another institution.
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On 4/18/06 2:31 PM, Mark Misurak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, there's a Maven plugin called Eclipse
a
dependency change in your pom.xml.
I find this convenient and useful. Your mileage may vary.
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I had to build it from source. It would be nice if they could get to an
actual 1.0 release sometime. -K
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I was troubled by an issue documented in [#ARCHETYPE-22], which seems
to
be fixed in archetype plugin 1.0-alpha-4. This version
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It would be nice in designing archetypes if you could make use of package
structure under the java directories, e.g. Having something like
foo/bar/baz.java and specifying a package of a.b.c would yield the file
a/b/c/foo/bar/baz.java instead of foo/bar/a/b/c/baz.java.
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So if I used a later archetype plugin I would get this behavior? -K
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Oddly enough:
http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/ARCHETYPE-22#action_62607
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It would be nice in designing
Got it. Thanks. I've patched my archetype 1.0-alpha-4 source and rebuilt. -K
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Oddly enough:
http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/ARCHETYPE-22#action_62607
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It would be nice
Yes, and for my team's own use I've hacked versions of the 2.0-m3 spring
poms. Basically, I just copied the 2.0-m1 poms and edited the versions.
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Windows mysteries :)
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The re-install appears to have fixed the issue. Looking
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up on the
${empty bean.property}
Is there some way to escape the dollar sign in the file?
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I should actually have asked where the lexical analysis is happening? I'm
interested in where the file's text is broken up into tokens, as that's
where escaping usually happens.
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Yes, I tried that. I also tried doubling
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I should actually have asked where the lexical analysis is happening? I'm
interested in where the file's text is broken up into tokens, as that's
where escaping usually happens.
I believe this is done with Velocity
}
Is there some way to escape the dollar sign in the file?
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The problem isn't with the plugin, but with the embedder, which the plugin
uses. If the embedder would get fixed, then we'd have support for
settings.xml, or such is my understanding.
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Yes, that's the way. Then you may need to manually inspect your .classpath
file and remove any libraries listed. There should be only the various src
and output directories listed along with your JRE container and a new MAVEN2
container.
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: http://maven.apache.org/eclipse-plugin.html
Note: the last I checked, the M2 Eclipse plugin still had a major bug
whereby it ignores your settings.xml file.
K.C.
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That's a link to one approach. Another approach is to enable the Maven2
nature for your project, which should make it use the dependencies in your
pom.xml file without needing to regenerate the .classpath file every time
you add a dependency.
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, which
is lame.
(Not that I'm opinionated or anything. ;-))
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On 2/24/06 3:55 PM, Lee Meador [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What you do is remove the classpath
I thought this had been done long since. -K
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Yes, that's what I do. It means I don't use the eclipse:eclipse goal
anymore.
But I prefer to use External tools to build my projects using the external
Maven rather than the embedded
Ignore that. I responded to the wrong message. (What a maroon!) -K
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I thought this had been done long since. -K
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Yes, that's what I do. It means I don't use
support
although it can be used. Other then that kudo to the Maven team and
thank for the great product!!
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The only thing I'd add is that the IDE extensions are not as mature as those
for M1. Although I run the Eclipse extension
the code into
the workspace as a 'project'.
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Yes. I use edu.ku.middleware for my team's projects in our local repository.
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The old naming
.
That way, when you edit your pom.xml the dependencies are automatically
updated.
But since it doesn't read your settings.xml, it will have trouble getting to
a local repository if that repository requires authentication.
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Not that I know of, but I'm far from being an expert. I'm willing to run a
few mvn jobs from a terminal window, but then, I'm not using Windows, so it
may be less painful.
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2.0.2.
What version are you using?
- Brett
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I have the same problem.
Please, someone, tell us where to report this.
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I'm using 1.0-alpha-6.
Ummm... Did I mention that I'm using scpexe in order to not put a
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I just tried this for the first time with version 2.0.2, but no pom is
generated locally.
Any ideas? Is there some way to turn this on, or is it broken again?
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that discusses where different artefacts
live a pointer to that documentation would be appreciated.
I've been putting it in src/main/resources.
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need for consistency, is there? You can't be using Java 5
features in your common or client packages or they wouldn't compile in 1.4.
(BTW, I *really* like Java 5. We've been doing all our new development using
it.)
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with the external ssh connection, but why?
And should I submit a bug report?
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Running mvn -X -e deploy gives me a lot of output, but I think the
relevant part is:
[INFO] [deploy:deploy]
[DEBUG] adding permissions to wagon connection: 774 775
Uploading:
scpexe://myhost/mypathtorepo/edu/ku/middleware
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I'm trying to use wagon to deploy to an internal server. We use ssh2, so
I read that I'm supposed to use the sftp protocol.
Here are my entries in pom.xml
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on Maven seems active so I am optimistic about it
maturing to a level to be used in production environments.
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Whereas I would take one hour to create the directories, my build and
deployment ant targets.
Thanks but I'd rather do not use it,
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. Is this a umask thing
or is this a problem with Maven?
Is there something else I should be doing to achieve my goal of a shared
repository for my team?
BTW, I'm accessing the repository using scp and that's working fine.
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