Antonio Petrelli wrote:
Cool! But since you already licensed with Apache License v2, why don't
you donate it to the Maven Changes Plugin?
Hello Antonio,
thank you for your reply!
One reason for not trying to contribute to the changes plugin was that this
plugin requires to run on Java
We are pleased to announce the release of maven-issues-plugin 0.4.0!
https://project.smartics.de/maven-issues-plugin/
https://project.smartics.de/maven-issues-plugin/
This Maven 2 plugin generates reports on issues retrieved from an issue
management system. Currently only Bugzilla
We are pleased to announce the release of maven-buildmetadata-plugin 1.0.0!
https://project.smartics.de/maven-buildmetadata-plugin/
This Maven 2 plugin is a little helper to easily add build meta data to the
generated archive artifacts.
Imagine the product is running on
Hello *!
My question is: How can I configure the checkstyle plugin so that the
checkstyle report of the subprojects reference the jxr report of the module
project in the parent folder?
The destination of the jxr generated files is in the root project of the
multi-project. The structure of the
Hello Brian,
thank you for your reply!
I think I did not make my problem clear... I already follow your hint by
using 'unpack-dependencies', so my question is basically how to get
artifacts in the reactor, not out of it. But your answer confirms me that I
am correctly accessing artifacts from
Hi Brian,
what I am trying to accomplish (and what actually works) is this: I have a
module that implements the persistency layer with JPA. This module provides
(currently) all implementation and tests against an in-memory database with
a specific JPA implementation (this is the core module).
Hi Brian,
sorry that I forgot the dependency. It is declared in the variations-parent
POM:
dependency
groupIdde.smartics.timesheet/groupId
artifactIdtimesheet-ejb-core/artifactId
version${depVersion.timesheet-ejb-core}/version
classifiertests/classifier
scopetest/scope
/dependency
Hi Paul G,
I faced a similar problem today. We have a multi-project-build and the site
plugin does not fetch the artifacts from the reactor, but tries to download
them from the local repo. Therefore the artifacts need to be installed. I
think this might be your problem, too.
There is a bug
Hi!
is it true that the jar plugin does not add the generated artifact to the
reactor to share it with other projects in a multi-project-build? They get
installed and deployed, but I failed to notice that the dependency-plugin
will still grab the specified artifacts from the local repo (instead
exclude**/*.xml/exclude
exclude**/*.properties/exclude
/excludes
/resource
/resources
/project
For more information, kindly take a look at [1].
Cheers,
Franz
[1] http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-resources-plugin/
Robert Reiner wrote:
Hi
Trevor Torrez wrote:
What is the best way to have all subprojects use the same checkstyles
file?
Hi Trevor,
I do not know what the best way is, but this is how it works for me:
I have a parent POM to all POMs of my subprojects. In this I declare my
checkstyle configuration as an
Hi!
I have a question concerning the maven-resources-plugin: In my resource
folder I have files with different encodings. The XML files are UTF-8, the
properties files are ISO-8859-1. Since I set the encoding for copying the
files to UTF-8, my property files are not copied properly.
A
Hi!
I have written an ant mojo I want to bind to a phase. This mojo should be
configured (I currently only want to specify the version) in a parent POM
and inherited to a POM used for a jar project.
So I define in the *.mojos.xml
...
pluginMetadata
mojos
mojo
callnative2ascii/call
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