Arnaud Bailly [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Paul Michael Reilly [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I use the Maven 2 quick start scaffold for this project so far. In
AppTest, I spawn the app during setup via something like:
Runtime.getRuntime().exec( java -cp the:class:path com.foo.App
I am building a long lived Java application (as opposed to a short
lived filter application) that is spawned as a subprocess of some
other application (likely not a JVM). Commands and responses are
streamed via System.in and System.out, fwiw.
I use the Maven 2 quick start scaffold for this
As near as I can tell, all Maven2 reference documentation is on-line
accessible. I find myself on vacation now with rare and low quality
on-line access. Is there some way I can easily download documentation
for the Maven2 core and plugins? I am about to go get the Mergere
book (pdf) but I was
Flush with success at finding a solution to getting Maven 2 and Emacs
to peacefully co-exist when using Emacs's compile mode, I'm now going
to go for the gold and attempt to get Maven 2 to support the
equivalent of the Ant -find option. Specifically, in Ant the -find
option will traverse
I am thinking that the right place to add Maven 2.0 support for Emacs'
compilation mode is the Java compiler plugin. I'm looking for
suggestions and experiences from anyone who may have tried to or has
accomplished this goal.
Thanks,
-pmr
I was quite impressed with Maven 2.0 after not having tried it for at
least six months. However the lack of support for using Emacs to
drive maven from the Emacs' compilation mode was surprising and very
disconcerting, as is the lack of mail archives on the subject. At
this point, I'm interested
