Hi,
you're saying:
If a dependency of your maven project does not exist when you execute a
maven command, then that project will not bulid ( assuming ofcourse the
maven command requires a pom to execute ).
This would be an even bigger problem during install/deploy calls:
What would then
Just in case the problem still exists or anyone else has the same problem (I
had it too...), here is the solution:
You need the server's adress in the [user]/.ssh/known_hosts file, which as
the name implies tells the scp command to accept this server's fingerprint.
The easiest way to get this
Hi,
I'm using WebSVN for the Web-Access to the Subversion Repository and when
creating a site the link is displayed as:
http://server/websvn/listing.php?...parameters/repository/project...
But when I'm starting a release, the Web-Access Url is displayed as the path
to the actual repository in
It seems more like the release plugin ignores the settings made in the
parent pom.xml and just takes the tagBase URL from the release.properties
file and provides the site plugin with this URL for all displayed URLs in
the created site.
Check the release.properties file:
...
Hi Wayne,
your solution is almost the way I tried to solve the problem. And I can see
that it will work.
But how do you solve the default application problem? For instance during
development, local tests, ... It's not possible to filter the HTML, XML, ...
files during IDE driven tests (as far as
