Re: [m2] Specify modules on command line?

/Specify-a-dynamic-profile-t3754208s177.html for a discussion of some workarounds. Steve Richard Allen wrote: We have a good size multi-module build. To reduce the development cycle time I would like to be able to say to Maven only include these modules in the build. That way we could reduce

[m2] Specify modules on command line?

We have a good size multi-module build. To reduce the development cycle time I would like to be able to say to Maven only include these modules in the build. That way we could reduce the amount of time it takes to build the project when testing only a single module. Is that possible? Thanks,

[m2] maven-dependency-plugin:go-offline excludeGroupIds not working

The excludeGroupIds parameter for the maven-dependency-plugin go-offline goal isn't filtering dependencies that I list. Is this functionality unfinished or is this a bug? Thanks, Richard - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL

[m2] site: failed report: Downloaded plugin JAR but failed to download POM from internal repo

] [INFO] Total time: 5 seconds [INFO] Finished at: Wed Mar 07 09:50:29 EST 2007 [INFO] Final Memory: 26M/196M [INFO] What can I do to fix this problem? Thanks, Richard Allen

Re: Maven flaking out of the blue (ibiblio probs?)

I've put mirrors in my settings.xml as described here: http://maven.apache.org/guides/mini/guide-mirror-settings.html It works well for me, especially the LSU mirror. Richard Allen Wayne Fay wrote: Personally, I don't use settings.xml. So I didn't feel qualified to answer your email

Re: Maven flaking out of the blue (ibiblio probs?)

/settings I didn't have to put a repositories section in my pom.xml. Richard Allen Elliot Metsger wrote: Hi Richard, Thanks - I've followed that guide. I have mirrors defined per that guide, but when I run a mvn compile and Maven attempts to download deps, it seems to be doing it all from

Re: [m2] Compiling JSPs

I use the excludes tag for the maven-war-plugin. plugin artifactIdmaven-war-plugin/artifactId configuration webXml${project.build.directory}/jspweb.xml/webXml excludesWEB-INF/jsp/**/excludes /configuration /plugin Richard Allen Matt Raible wrote: You could do something

[m2] maven-deploy-plugin: Can give deploy goal repositoryId like deploy-file goal?

Is there a way to feed the deploy:deploy goal the repository that you want the artifact deployed to like you can deploy:deploy-file? If not, then I think that would be a useful feature to have. Thanks, Richard Allen

Re: Installing plug-ins manually

build on that computer using maven's offline (-o) option. Richard Allen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I have a server that is NOT connected to the outside world. It is completely internal use only. I have a software package that I am trying to install (Cewolf). Cewolf uses maven in its install

Re: Packaging dependent jars within a jar project

${project.build.directory}/outputDirectory /configuration /execution /executions /plugin /plugins /build Good luck, Richard Allen Dov Wasserman wrote: I have been trying to find a way to get Maven to produce a jar artifact that includes (some of) its dependent

[m2] internal plugin repository

plugins from my internal repository and not blacklist it for not having other plugins. Is this possible? If so, how do I set that up? Thanks, Richard Allen - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail

Re: [m2] parent pom

If your parent project POM lists modules, then those projects will be built when the parent is built. Richard Allen Frank Russo wrote: I have a question in regards to this. Is there a way to build the projects as a whole, as you say? As of now, I have to run maven on each individual child

Re: [m2] parent pom

Richard Allen Frank Russo wrote: Do you or anyone else know where (if it exists) the documention is for this? The pom descriptor only shows modules/. If anyone knows how to use this, please pass along. Thanks... Frank Russo Senior Developer FX Alliance, LLC -Original Message

[m2] Copy with preservelastmodified, like Ant

When Maven copies files (to generate a working directory for JARs, WARs, whatever) can it be configured to keep the lastmodified time the same as the original? If not, can that be add as a JIRA issue? Thanks, Richard Allen

Re: [m2] [webstart] Dealing with already signed jars

, jnlpFile.getName(; } catch (Exception e) { getLog().debug(e.toString()); throw new MojoExecutionException(Could not process the JNLP deployment descriptor, e); } } ... } Thanks, Richard Allen jerome lacoste wrote: Hi all, One of the last thing I

Re: [m2] [webstart] Dealing with already signed jars

Sure, I'll take the JIRA route, but it may take me a little while. Richard Allen jerome lacoste wrote: On 1/26/06, Richard Allen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Jerome, Thanks for the webstart plugin. I have also ran into the problem where JARs that are signed twice don't work with Web

Re: Worst documentation in the whole apache projects

. Richard Allen Nanamura, Roberto wrote: Hi, Is there any way to improve all the documentation for the Maven. I will not use Maven anymore since there are a bunch of thing missing from the documentation (and a lot of things do not work like the J2EE archetype which is nowhere to be find and I am

[m2] webstart-maven-plugin

Start project gets compiled if it's packaging must be pom. I thought that pom packaging only was attached to the install and deploy phases. Thanks, Richard Allen - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional

[m2] maven-assembly-plugin: does install result to respository?

When using the assembly plugin, will the install goal put the result of the assembly into the repository? Thanks, Richard Allen - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: [M2] adding source-dir within maven-antrun-plugin tasks

groupIdcom.sun.xml/groupId artifactIdxsdlib/artifactId version20050614/version /dependency dependency groupIdorg.relaxng.datatype/groupId artifactIdrelaxngDatatype/artifactId version1.0/version /dependency /dependencies /plugin Good luck, Richard Allen Jens Zastrow wrote

Re: accessing environment variable in settings.xml or pom.xml

${env.BLAH} or ${envars.BLAH}. Richard Allen Ralph Pöllath wrote: On 05.01.2006, at 22:31, Adam Altemus wrote: Greetings, my name is Adam Altemus. I am a computer science student @ Indiana University of PA. and am doing an internship. I read in a thread that you said that you can acess

Re: call for testers: scp wagon

Yes Mike Perham wrote: Anyone else having problems contacting the snapshots machine below? -Original Message- From: Brett Porter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, January 05, 2006 1:34 AM To: Maven Users List Subject: call for testers: scp wagon Hi, In the lead up to the

Re: ${project.build.directory} different in M2.0 M2.0.1

This difference is also evident in Maven 2.1-SNAPSHOT. Richard Allen dan tran wrote: JIRA please ;-) did you test it with a snapshot of 2.0.2? -D On 1/5/06, Chris Berry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: We have seen the same issue, and it is a serious PITA. Now we will have to go through any

[M2] Error building Maven plugins from source

-plugin maven-jar-plugin maven-rar-plugin maven-war-plugin Maybe this will help anyone having the same problem. Richard Allen - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

[m2] Generated resources not included when specified with resources tag

but the resources aren't being copied to the classes dir and included in the WAR. Am I using the resources tag incorrectly? Thanks, Richard Allen - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail

Re: [m2] Generated resources not included when specified with resources tag

I was using ${project.build.directory} within the directory tag. When I changed this reference to target it worked. I guess this means that ${project.build.directory} cannot be referenced in the resources tag. Richard Allen Richard Allen wrote: I'm generating some resources using the maven

Re: Multi-module wars

#a1352624) to merge the common WAR project with your other WAR projects. Richard Allen Michael McCrann wrote: Hi, I am trying to create an application that is made up of a number of war files that are almost identical. Each war differs only by resource descriptors (web.xml, etc) and a few

Re: Multi-module wars

includes. Maybe you can raise this as a JIRA issue Kevin? Richard Allen Richard Allen wrote: A solution may be to put your common WAR code in a separate project, have your other WAR projects call out the common war project as a dependency, and then use the maven-war-plugin hack posted by Kevin

Re: RE : War phases, binding a custom plugin to the war creation

(may have been you Kevin), but I would like to see something more standard in place, especially since this seems to be a common use case. Thanks, Richard Allen Kevin Galligan wrote: I've hacked up the maven-war-plugin to merge war dependencies into the final product. I posted the code

Re: accessing environment variable in settings.xml or pom.xml

There currently is no way to reference environment variables in Maven as far as I know. However, a JIRA issue has been created and work is being done to add this functionality (see http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MNG-1525). Richard Allen Tom Joad wrote: Hello, I would like to know

[m2] commons-io 1.1 POM invalid

I'm not sure if this is where this problem should be noted, but the POM for commons-io 1.1 is invalid because the closing dependencies tag is mispelled as /dependecies. Richard Allen - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED

Re: [m2] How to detach Maven plugin from the lifecycle and attach my own plugin

Thanks, I've defined my own packaging and it does solve my problem. Richard Allen Brett Porter wrote: You need to define your own packaging instead of war - goals can't be atached but you can redefine the lifecycle calling the other goals. - Brett On 11/18/05, Richard Allen [EMAIL PROTECTED

[m2] How to detach Maven plugin from the lifecycle and attach my own plugin

How do I detach the maven-war-plugin from the build lifecycle and attach my own plugin in it's place? Thanks, Richard Allen - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

[m2] How to inject values into a bean within a collection defined as a plugin parameter?

like I should be able to do this since Maven is creating and populating the bean classes (Options class). Thanks, Richard Allen - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: [m2] How to inject values into a bean within a collection definedas a plugin parameter?

process annotations on beans in collections that are defined as Mojo parameters. Thanks, Richard Allen Allison, Bob wrote: The configuration should look like (assuming that your definition of parameter directory is actually specified as private String directory): options option directory

[m2] How to reference environment variables?

How do you reference environment variables in your build, for filtering, settings in pom.xml, etc.? It seems as though you can't, which is significantly limiting. Environment variables are widely used across platforms. Thanks, Richard Allen

[m2] How to reference timestamp of build as property

also used the timestamp in the Manifests for the JARs that were generated by the build process. How can I accomplish this in Maven? Thanks, Richard Allen - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail

Re: [m2] How to reference environment variables?

if there is a JIRA issue related to this topic. Thanks, Richard Allen John Casey wrote: -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 I don't think filtering currently handles resolving system properties, but it's likely there is a jira issue for that already. If not, would you like to file one? I

[m2] Add build date to manifest?

-Vendor: MyCompany Inc Implementation-Vendor: MyCompany Inc however, they aren't added to my JARs by Maven 2. Is this a patch to the archiver that is generating these entries. Thanks, Richard Allen - To unsubscribe, e-mail

Re: Guide to creating archetypes

I second that one. My biggest stumbling block so far with adopting Maven has been lack of documentation. However, I do understand how difficult it can be to get the docs written. Richard Alexander Hars wrote: Hi, Two weeks ago I wrote a significantly expanded Guide to Creating Archetypes.

[m2] How to make jar project recompile dependent jar project

I'm new to Maven. I have the following structure where JAR2 depends on JAR1. : |- JAR1 | |- pom.xml | : | |- JAR2 | |- pom.xml : : The JAR1 and JAR2 projects are developed concurrently. I currently have JAR1 installed in my local repository and the pom.xml for JAR2 lists JAR1 as a

Re: Third party JAR version naming conventions

I'm preparing a naming conventions doc that will be available at http://maven.apache.org/guides/mini/guide-naming-conventions.html On 11/1/05, Richard Allen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'm new to Maven and I'm trying to convert an existing build process that uses Ant to Maven 2. I've started

Third party JAR version naming conventions

I'm new to Maven and I'm trying to convert an existing build process that uses Ant to Maven 2. I've started creating a POM where I have to add third party SUN JARs as dependencies, one of them being JAI. JAI version 1.1.2_01 includes three JARs. Is there a way to install JAI into my