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Hi folks,
I'm trying to do a mv nrelease:prepare from a super-pom that have a lsit of
proyects i want to release to the same version..
All was runing fine,asking the new version, the SCM TAG ..but just after
this i have a "FATAL ERROR" : java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: 37
at
...shared
Hi to all,
I have a strange problem...yesterday i do a mvn release:prepare
& mvn release:perform for 1.0-SNAPSHOT projects
now i have a 1.0 release and 2.0-SNAPSHOT trunk files...
but now when i try to compile the trunk files... maven look for
the 2.0 jars (no exist). And build fails.
Can
Hi,
I see that people use mvn deploy:deploy-file to put ONE jar into a
remote repository.
Or with an ant task, can say the path of some file to deploy too.
But what happend if a proyect have 100 3rd party jars?
we must do 100 deploy-file ??
There is some way..to tell maven that must find
Yeah,sorry 4 not include details, in this case i must configure the
assembly-plugin (standalone). then
I think i must associate this plugin to the deploy cycle...
and i must especify the fiches to assembly on a XML file. is rigth?
can you put a little simple example? (like the one too tree .
well the question is generic but more simple, command Mvn deploy put only the
project
on the repository, but not 3 party jar.
if my project need (i.e.) one.jar , two.jar and tree.jar
How can i define the "assembly plugin" you say and deploy too this files?
How can i use an izpack plugin?
i d
Hi ,
I want to know something: When i do a MVN DEPLOY, the proyect is now stored
in a remote
repository configurated, ok, but all the jar's that the project need to run
dont be deployed too.
There is some way to do this?
Thaks a lot
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Maybe the is a problem with the build of the SCM URL
Which is the correct URL in SCM?? :
http://server/repositorysvn/project/trunk ??
I read something about continuum have an special way to build url's
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Hi Jesse,
First ,thanks to reply...but..i don't understand you
relativePath is not used when the is some levels between parent pom &
modules?
i create the superpom after the project to manage their dependence.
If i understand you...all the artifacts (poms) may be in the svn repo and in
I can add l the superpom ,(if the and tags are defined),
and all the projects appear in a continuum ProjectGroup, but builds doesn't
work, because cant find parent. is possible, that using maven +
subversion, the artifactId's of each pom may have the same name as the
directory where is pl
The parents Pom don't have SCM because only are used to solve dependency
Between projects.The lowest Pom is the project byself. (continuum can't add
a pom without SCM)
repo
|
|-pom.xml
|
|-projectA
| |-pom.xml
| |-Trunk
| |--
Ah!, the repository where is placed the project is a subversion repository.
The option URL is only for maven2 repositories?
thanks
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No, I have a directory (working copy) called "Repo"
ok inside, in the same level, i have the two projects and the "parent"
directory with the superPom
each project have a subdirectory trunk with their Pom
repo
|
|
|-projectA
| |-Trunk
| |---pom.xm
add a trailing slash perhaps?
Thanks 4 all to help me!!
i can do the release now.
In the POM file
I only have in the the dev connexion
scm:svn:svn://localhost:80/svn/prova/repo/autentia/trunk
An I specify the tag base there:
maven-release-plugin
Well, now only have in the POM this:
scm:svn:http://localhost/svn/prova/repo/autentia/trunk
scm:svn:http://localhost/svn/prova/repo/autentia/trunk
http://localhost/svn/prova/repo/autentia/trunk
But i have the same error. Any idea to have a good release:prepare???
J
Thanks to reply Andy,
I quit all the references to repositorys at the POm file except the SCM, I
include "/trunk"
in the scm:svn:http:// connection string, but i have the same error!! :(
Maven try to tag release with the label
svn://localhost:80/svn/autentia/trunkautentia-1.0
More ideas And
Sorry, if this is very,very basic .
I need to know a rigth configuration...
For example: If i have a project called 'autentia':
The Subversion directories must be:
server/autentia/trunk
server/autentia/branches
server/autentia/tags
well..
Now, how must be the POM file... something l
Sorry, if this is very,very basic .
For example: If i have a project called 'autentia':
The directories must be:
server/autentia/trunk
server/autentia/branches
server/autentia/tags
well..
now, how must be the POM file.. something like this: ???
scm:svn:http://server/autentia
Hi Emmanuel,
Sure, I don't know the standard structure because i'm new wiyh SVN. Can
you explain me in 3 lines
how to use better the svn directories?
If I have a server with a project called 'autentia' 4 example.
how will be my repositori directories?
in the POM file Which directory must be
Hi ,
when I try to do a release on svn working copy I have this mesage:
[INFO] [release:prepare]
[INFO] Resuming release from phase 'scm-tag'
[INFO] Tagging release with the label autentiaNegocio-1.0...
[INFO] Executing: svn --password * --non-interactive copy --file
C:\DOCUME~1
\9jfernad\C
Ok, i see, it's simple:
ex.
example.group
myFirstArtifact
0.0.1-SNAPSHOT
Thanks a lot!
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Hi,
Thanks 4 reply Tim,sorry but, can you write a little example of syntax of
tag with the '-SNAPSHOT' appended?
Thaks, and sorry because i'm still dummy
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Sorry if the question is too easy, i'm new with maven. I want declare a
Snapshot but in the release plugin (i think is necessary have snapshot's
to do a release:prepare) i have a "you don't have a SNAPSHOT project in
the reactor projects list" error. Some one knows wuat is wrong??
This is th
thanks 4 reply Emmanuel,
I'm looking at subversion wagon webdav but i still don't know
anything, must i put a wagon tag in the POM file??
Nobody deploys on subversion yet??? is sometihng rare or experimental??
well more ideas guys? ;)
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The reason is:
I want, that Maven directly deploys the projects in a subversion
repository.
and at the moment, i don't know how to do this.
Javier
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Hi,
I visited the URLhttp://maven.apache.org/scm/plugins/add-mojo.html
but i don't have any example to see the rigth usage of scm
Someona can write a simple example to add files from maven to an
subversion repository??
thanks
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Hi,
I visited the URLhttp://maven.apache.org/scm/plugins/add-mojo.html
but i don't have any example to see the rigth usage of scm
Someona can write a simple example to add files from maven to an
subversion repository??
thanks
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Hi, i try to deploy a maven project into a subversion repository, i use this
tag into POM file:
id
name
scp://ip_host
Then , the files where deployed in the root directory on the trunk repo is
placed,but repositories are saved in sub-d
I’m writting here because i dont understand very well maven yet. I want
do something simple: deploy a maven proyect into an Subversion repository.
My repository is accessible on http:/localhost:80/svn/prova/repo
If I define an http: url in tags , I have an 409 error
deploying.
If I
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