Use overlay tags in war plugin configuration to control the order.
On Wednesday, July 21, 2010, Julien HENRY henr...@yahoo.fr wrote:
Hi all,
I have a web application that depends on another WAR (overlay). According to
m-war-p documentation [1], the current application is priority #1 and then
Did you try using ${project.version} in the dependency management section ?
On 4/29/10, Kaiser, Nils kai...@adesso-mobile.de wrote:
Hello,
In our multi-module project we included the module dependencies in the
dependencyManagement of the parent POM to be able to leave out versions in
the
If you are not using the release:perform, how are you creating the
releaser artifact 1.5 ? I am guessing you are running the install or
deploy from the new tag 1.5.
As far rescue changes, you will have to make changes to trunk or tag
and then merge them to the other.
Ideally I would create
I have a web(war) project and I see a SNAPSHOT (ex: mylib-2.0-SNAPSHOT)
dependency copied to WEB-INF/lib sometimes with Timestamp
(mylib-2.0-20100426-27282.jar) and sometimes just SNAPSHOT (
mylib-2.0-SNAPSHOT).
Why is that and any work arounds ? As one would expect, I always like to
see
Can these tests in problem run by themselves standalone ?
If so, I am guessing you are running into problem where one test is setting
the data (like static or threadLocal etc) which is making the other tests to
fail,
You can run these tests in problem in a different execution set within the
repository and process them as needed.
Hope that helps.
Thanks
Kumar Ampani
On Mon, Dec 28, 2009 at 12:45 AM, alien.sulin sulinchong1...@gmail.comwrote:
Mayby you can just try it, so you can find whether the targetPath can be
set
to other module!
In my opinion, i would rather put all the config
