Re: Packaging an application that can be run

2008-10-16 Thread tadamski
Alex, I too went through this problem and hopefully I can be of some assistance to you. It seems you are close to a solution, but I would like to offer a different approach from the executable jar. Within your assembly descriptor, you can output your dependent jars into a desired folder

Re: maven2 assembly plug-in

2008-04-14 Thread tadamski
within the configuration tags where you setup the assembly plugin, use the finalNamename/finalName Urooj Khan wrote: Sorry if this is a repost... Not sure if the first one got out... -- Forwarded message -- From: Urooj Khan [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Thu, 27 Mar 2008

assembly plugin dependency set multiple instances of jars

2008-04-09 Thread tadamski
I'm using maven-2.0.8, I have an assembly descriptor used for assembling a multi-module project. When the dependencySet is processing, I end up with multiple instances of the jars in the specified output directory. The section of my assemblyDescriptor.xml I believe in question is the following:

maven-war-plugin

2008-02-04 Thread tadamski
I'm working with maven 2 and using the war plugin. In my project I have a module that depends on another module. So if module B depends on module A, when I run the package goal, nodule A's war structure is overlayed on module B's war. Is there anyway to stop this from occurring? There are

Assembly plugin - create an empty folder

2008-01-25 Thread tadamski
I am struggling to create an empty folder in my .zip file I create. I can transfer and package all the appropriate contents using /filesets while specifying /directory and /outputDirectory. When I try and create simply an empty directory called 'logs' it ends up including all the contents of

Re: Assembly plugin - create an empty folder

2008-01-25 Thread tadamski
instead of trying to create one with the assembly plugin, I just created an empty directory in my module and copied it. tadamski wrote: I am struggling to create an empty folder in my .zip file I create. I can transfer and package all the appropriate contents using /filesets while

assembly plugin - dependency jars

2008-01-15 Thread tadamski
I need to include all internal and external jars that my submodules depend on. The code below is what use in my descriptor. This however does not include and of the dependency jars included in the depenedencyManagement section of my parent pom file. Does anyone know how to include these

Assembly Plugin - unwanted directories in target output directory

2008-01-14 Thread tadamski
This section of my assembly.xml descriptor seems to place 5 directories into my root directory I create and .zip up, which is then placed into the target directory. This section allows me to specify where my dependency jars are, but it creates the 5 directories which are my main jars. Any help

Assembly plugin - help include all subdirectories

2007-12-11 Thread tadamski
Hello all, I am attempting to pull all the contents out of a directory, into a specified output directory. The problem I'm running into is that I am only getting the root contents, no files or folders in the first level of subdirectories. The code I am attempting to get to work is the

Re: Assembly plugin - help include all subdirectories

2007-12-11 Thread tadamski
AM, tadamski [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello all, I am attempting to pull all the contents out of a directory, into a specified output directory. The problem I'm running into is that I am only getting the root contents, no files or folders in the first level of subdirectories. The code I am