Hi,
I am trying to refer to a multi-module project in my own project. For example,
selenium-rc is a top level pom project containing a number of modules and
I'd like to use all such modules. So, in my pom.xml I have:
dependency
groupIdorg.openqa.selenium/groupId
Hi,
I am trying to install the m2 eclipse plug into Eclipse 3.4 (Ganymede), but
it fails and says that there are unmet dependencies. I've selected only
the minimal maven eclipse integration. Any idea?
Thanks in advance!
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Hi,
It turns out that I have to install buckminster first, at least on Windows.
It seems to work without it on Linux.
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Barrie Treloar baerrach at gmail.com writes:
How are your dependencies declared?
A parent pom, since it is just a container project and does not create
an artifact, does not have dependencies.
Only your modules have dependencies.
Sorry, my mistake. The dependencies are declared in the
Barrie Treloar baerrach at gmail.com writes:
How are your dependencies declared?
A parent pom, since it is just a container project and does not create
an artifact, does not have dependencies.
Only your modules have dependencies.
Oh! This is it (I think)! Thanks!
Hi,
I am trying to use the maven2 eclipse plugin for a module inside a
multi-module project. But it doesn't seem to list the dependencies
defined in the parent pom.xml at all. Am I missing something? Does
it work in a multi-module project?
Thanks!
Barrie Treloar baerrach at gmail.com writes:
Kent, did you check the archives?
http://www.nabble.com/Maven---Users-f178.html
In particular:
http://www.nabble.com/forum/ViewPost.jtp?post=5849396framed=y
http://www.nabble.com/forum/ViewPost.jtp?post=5842381framed=y
Thanks for the links. But
Edwin Punzalan epunzalan at exist.com writes:
What is your directory structure for this?
c:\prj
+--m1
+--m2
The parent pom is searched in the file system FIRST before any of the
repositories... The reason why your build is searching the repo is
probably because the parent pom is
Andreas Schildbach andreas at schildbach.de writes:
Yes, Reactor should take care of that if you run mvn install in your
root project directory (containing the outermost pom.xml).
Yes, but I'd like to build m2 separately.
As an alternative, it should also be possible to run mvn install
Andreas Schildbach andreas at schildbach.de writes:
Did you try mvn install on your parent pom directory?
It will work fine.
If it fails, please post the output and your parent pom. If it succeeds,
you should be able to build m1 or m2 separately from now on.
That is the point. In order
Wendy Smoak wsmoak at gmail.com writes:
You can install just the parent pom with:
mvn install -N
That's what I am looking for. Thanks!
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Hi,
I have a multi-module project for testing. It contains two modules: m1 and m2.
m2 depends on m1. I can build the whole project or m1 just fine. The problem
is, when I try to build m2 separately, it tries to download the pom.xml for
the project from the repository. If I have never been able to
For me, it works well.
Just in case, have you define the proxy settings in Eclipse
(Windows-preferences)
and maven2 (setting.xml) ?
I haven't defined any proxy nor setting.xml. Do I need to?
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Hi,
My app contains a Foo.java file and a Foo.properties file in
the same directory. I need to make sure the Foo.properties
are compiled (copied) into the same directory as Foo.class,
i.e., target/classes. How to do that? Thanks!
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Hi,
I'm using the maven2 eclipse plugin. Whenever I try to attach
the source folder in Eclipse to a jar it depends on, the plugin
will try to copy the source into my ~/.m2/repository but
will fail with an error of access denied. Any idea? Have you
been able to do that?
Thanks!
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-Djava.compiler=NONE
but it just won't stop at the breakpoints that I set in Eclipse.
Any idea on:
1) How to debug in this situation?
2) Typically what make cause this weird behavior (failing in
maven only)?
Thanks!
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Manager of IT Dept, CPTTM
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