(This is a repost of a previous mail, with a new, more appropriate subject
For the eclipse part, you should run eclipse:eclipse from the root project
to use project dependency instead of binary dependency (ie a module will
directly use another module as its dependency instead of using the
Denis! Thank you very much for your help... I just couldn't get out of
the corner ...
You are definitly missing something :)
good :)
For the eclipse part, you should run eclipse:eclipse from the root project
to use project dependency instead of binary dependency (ie a module will
directly
Hi
I think I'm missing something, I hope I'm missing something, otherwise
this is a great joke ..
When I have a project and multiple subprojects depending on eachother.
I update all of them and then when I build the master project, each
submodule crashes because it's dependencies are not up to
I have test helper classes (AbstractMyProjectTestCase) in one
submodule, and I would like tests in other submodules to see that
class. I have a depencency element pointing to the submodule where
the test helper class resides. Unfortunately this doesn't work, the
dependency mechanism sees only the
Thank you very much Tomasz, that guide at
http://maven.apache.org/guides/mini/guide-attached-tests.html
was the solution I was looking for
best regards
Wojtek
2006/8/1, Tomasz Pik [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On 8/1/06, Wojciech Biela [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have test helper classes
Hi
I have my master project and many modules defined in it. Every
submodule when given mvn package install does some magic to build
itself and in effect installs it's product in the local repo. Problem
is when I execute mvn package install from the level of the master
project maven builds all
the whole build process twice
any solutions?
2006/7/28, Wojciech Biela [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi
I have my master project and many modules defined in it. Every
submodule when given mvn package install does some magic to build
itself and in effect installs it's product in the local repo. Problem
is when
A google search for this message's subject didn't reveal any useful
tips on what I'm looking for.
I want to have the mvn package command create a jar that besides all
usual stuff includes a /lib directory including all runtime type
dependencies that are declared in the pom.xml.
I thought it's a
to do what you are asking.
Ben
On 7/13/06, Wojciech Biela [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A google search for this message's subject didn't reveal any useful
tips on what I'm looking for.
I want to have the mvn package command create a jar that besides all
usual stuff includes a /lib directory
a maven to prepare that stagement area and aother other projects
can directly reference
it via relative path, or via local repository ( get that maven project to
assemable a zip file that
other modules can unpack )
-Dan
On 7/5/06, Wojciech Biela [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hmmm, true, true, thank you
I decided to repost one of my questions as it's a different matter
from the other ones.
When doing an assembly and placing dependencies inside it, is there
any way to filter to include only one type of dependencies, there is
no type element in the dependencySet element of the assembly
Further questions...
When I have a master module with different submodules, in a some of
the submodules I have some stuff done by a plugin, every time it's the
same thing, so I'd like to put that in the master pom, and not have to
repeat that big XML fragment in every submodule which needs this
Hello,
I refined my problem and now it comes down to this:
I have my submodules installed in the repository as my custom type
mod, I did this through attach-artifacts and added
artifact
file${project.build.directory}/${project.build.finalName}.jar/file
typemod/type
/artifact
now in the main
, and then at a later step downloaded as a dependency by the
master module. Anyway I struggle to add this prefix before installing
to the repo, or just after the dependencies download, but I can't seem
to find a way to do it.
Wojtek
2006/7/5, Wojciech Biela [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hello,
I refined my problem and now
maven-dependency-plugin to prep the work
before assembly started.
-D
On 7/5/06, Wojciech Biela [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I refined my problem and now it comes down to this:
I have my submodules installed in the repository as my custom type
mod, I did this through attach-artifacts
/dependency-maven-plugin/introduction.html
Unfortunately, I haven't used it yet myself, so I can't offer any tips.
Ian
| -Original Message-
| From: Wojciech Biela [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
| Sent: Wednesday, July 05, 2006 11:08 AM
| To: Maven Users List
| Subject: Re: assembly - renaming files
started.
-D
On 7/5/06, Wojciech Biela [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I refined my problem and now it comes down to this:
I have my submodules installed in the repository as my custom type
mod, I did this through attach-artifacts and added
artifact
file${project.build.directory
to rename the artifact, check out ArtifactItem
javadoc
-D
On 7/5/06, Wojciech Biela [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK, I looked into the docs for the dependency-maven-plugin and
unfortunately didn't find anything of use in my situation.
Dan if you would be so kind and elaborate a little on how I could do
No suggestions? really? anybody? :)
Best regards
Wojtek Biela
2006/6/23, Wojciech Biela [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi!
My case was supposed to be simple but it turned out to be quite
complicated, at least for my limited maven abilities, I've used Ant
for the last few years, so I'm new to maven, I've
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