I believe that it is being generated by the maven-obr-plugin. Something
that you built is an OSGi bundle. When it was installed into your local
repository, its metadata was added to repository.xml. This allows your
local Maven repository to also serve as an OSGi Bundle Repository (OBR).
aldana wrote:
hi,
to make code smells more visible and to better find out refactoring targets
amongst others i want to introduce some metrics. for that i miss a plugin
which measures the cyclomatic complexity and loc (for classes, methods).
surprisingly i did not find any maven plugin which
From what little I know, it sounds like you are talking about Buildix.
* http://buildix.thoughtworks.com/
* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buildix
I just stumbled across it the other day. I haven't tried it yet, so I
don't know much about it.
Tim
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Some time
This email message caught my attention because I am about to start
investigating the different maven proxies available.
Since you said that all of the current maven proxies are essentially
repository managers and you are suggesting that we combine them and all
of their features into one
believe.
Can you set the plugin to al already released version until the new
one is deployed, then update the build to use the latest version?
Andy
On 10 Mar 2007, at 23:49, Tim Moloney wrote:
Yes, maven-bundle-plugin is used later in the build.
maven-bundle-plugin is the third bundle to be built
Williams wrote:
Am I right in guessing that your parent pom refers to the felix
maven-bundle-plugin?
Andy
On 8 Mar 2007, at 06:30, Tim Moloney wrote:
Any of the following commands fail with the error message below using
Maven 2.0.5 and an empty local repository. Maven 2.0.4 works fine.
ant
it is using the plugin which is
still to be built...
Is that not the case?
Andy
On 10 Mar 2007, at 11:34, Tim Moloney wrote:
Yes, the parent pom (the one executed by the ant wrapper) is a
multi-module pom and one of the modules to build is maven-bundle-plugin.
This is why I'm confused
Any of the following commands fail with the error message below using
Maven 2.0.5 and an empty local repository. Maven 2.0.4 works fine.
ant
ant install
mvn -Dpackaging=bundle clean install
mvn -Dpackaging=bundle install
[INFO] Scanning for projects...
[INFO] Reactor build order:
[INFO]
Any suggestions? Even if it is a better place to post these questions?
Thanks,
Tim
Tim Moloney wrote:
1) How do you write a .mdo file to implement the following XML?
root
element attr1=value1 attr2=value2element text/element
/root
To get the attributes, you have to define a class
1) How do you write a .mdo file to implement the following XML?
root
element attr1=value1 attr2=value2element text/element
/root
To get the attributes, you have to define a class. However, a class
appears to only support attributes and child elements.
2) Is it possible to add something
Tom Huybrechts wrote:
Extending existing mojo's doesn't work very well, because the
parameters for the extended mojo are not injected.
Thanks, you confirmed my diagnosis. :)
Do you really need to subclass ? Can't you just write an additional
mojo and bind that to the install phase, next to
Eric Redmond wrote:
On 2/18/07, Tim Moloney [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can two bundles be bound to the same phase as default?
Yes, you can write a comma-seperated list of goals in the phase field of
your packaging extension.
For example, the definition of the maven-plugin lifecycle mapping
I'd like to add a little extra functionality to the maven-install-plugin
(create/update an xml file based on the jar being installed). I tried
creating my own plugin which subclassed InstallMojo, but I ended up with
a NPE inside InstallMojo. I think that InstallMojo's class variables
aren't
Wendy Smoak wrote:
On 2/17/07, Tim Moloney [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd like to add a little extra functionality to the maven-install-plugin
(create/update an xml file based on the jar being installed).
Does your file go inside the jar, beside it in the repository, or
somewhere else?
Maven
Thanks, everyone, for the latest status.
Tim Moloney
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I saw that there is now a timeframe for open-sourcing Java [1]. Since I
just had to cope with several of Sun's jar files [2], this news made me
wonder if this will make it possible to distribute Sun's jar files via
the Maven repositories. Or am I misunderstanding something?
Tim Moloney
Recently, I had to manually add the following to my local repository to
build a commons-logging bundle for Felix.
- com.sun.jdmk.jmxtools
- javax.mail
- javax.jms
Tim Moloney
Wayne Fay wrote:
Which specific Sun jars are you interested in? Depending on the
license (I'll assume CDDL
Thank you for all of the suggestions. :)
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that will generate all
three types of output files but it does this from a Hydrate model XSD
file, not from the type of XSD file that JAXB or XMLbeans would take as
input.
Of course, it would be perfect if this tool could be integrated into a
Maven 2 build process.
Thanks.
Tim Moloney
-repository),
domoware.isti.cnr.it (http://domoware.isti.cnr.it/maven2)
How can I get past this?
Thanks,
Tim Moloney
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I'm new to both Maven and Felix. I thought that domoware.isti.cnr.it
was one of the standard Maven repositories.
I'll ask someone over on the Felix mailing list to post a copy of the
pom (and associated JAR file?).
Thanks for the help.
Tim Moloney
Wayne Fay wrote:
First, I'd ask
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