Si_Simon wrote:
So I configured my pom to use the checkstyle plugin.
It is looking for the configuration files. Not wanting to create them from
scratch, I then downloaded the .zip for checkstyle-4.3 that has these config
files but when I point to them in the pom.xml there are many, many
I've configured the exec plugin to launch a simple Swing app using the
'java' goal, not 'exec'. The app appears, but then immediately
disappears. I understand that the app is running within Maven's VM, but
I don't understand whether or how the various options can be used to
keep the app alive
I haven't tried this, but from reading
http://mojo.codehaus.org/exec-maven-plugin/java-mojo.html http://mojo.codehaus.org/exec-maven-plugin/java-mojo.html
I believe that
cleanupDaemonThreads
Here's another maven-exec-plugin question: how can it be made to work in
a multi-module project? Right now, I've added the exec plugin
configuration to the pom.xml in my 'client' subproject, but that
requires me to do
mvn install
mvn -f client/pom.xml exec:java
every time, and the second
I'm using Surefire 2.3 to test with JUnit 4, and it seems as though my
tests' suite() methods aren't being used by the Surefire booter. Does it
simply look for the @Test-annotated tests manually?
I'm using suite() because I have a couple of Parameterized tests
implemented as inner classes of
Alright, I'm at my wits' end here. I'm using the DOM APIs that are part
of JDK 1.5. I've found three DOM methods so far that compile without
problems, but barf a NoSuchMethodError at run in unit tests (via
standard 'maven test'). The three perps are:
org.w3c.dom.Node.getTextContent()
Emmanuel Venisse wrote:
You can create a project that contain all tests in src/main/java
in projects A and B, you add a dependency to test project with test
scope.
and finally in src/test/java of projects A and B, you create empty
classes that extends classes in test project.
I take a
Graham Leggett wrote:
Hi all,
I have just given a go at getting a test suite to be run when the maven
build runs (this build depends on maven v1.0.2).
The test suite runs painlessly, but then a test fails as below.
I am mystified though: there is no indication of *which* of the 7 tests
Version 1.1 of the Findbugs plugin was posted to iBiblio on January 3rd,
but two of its dependencies, findbugs-ant-0.9.4.jar and
coreplugin-0.9.4.jar are missing. Whom do I ask to have these uploaded?
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Dan,
Folks my problem is PMD not the plugin, but I ask anyway here
Here is the error:
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[INFO] Error during report generation
Embedded error: Failure executing PMD for:
..\ui\internal\launcher\configuration\PreferencePageHistory.java
Encountered abstract at line 151, column
I'm a Maven 1 user who's been trying out Maven 2 on a new project. It's
a project that has the usual core jar, servlet war, ejb jar, and
combined ear format. However, the build fails when it gets to the
servlet war subproject, and I have no idea how to parse out the Maven 2
log format. This is
Is there any way to tell JCoverage to use the unit test resources?
JCoverage worked fine until I added some tests which rely on properties
files. Because these files are neither copied over to JCoverage's
instrumented classes dir nor picked up in its classpath, these tests now
fail. I tried to
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