Re: How to manipulate the classpath in which a maven plugin operates

2008-10-02 Thread Werner Guttmann
Christian, the problem might not be with Maven, but with the Maven plugin for Castor (or the Castor XML code generator) itself. If you need to stay with castor 1.2, I'd ask you to switch to e.g. the user mailing list of Castor to discuss things; if not, why not try org.codehaus.castor casto

Re: How to manipulate the classpath in which a maven plugin operates

2008-10-02 Thread Christian Schuhegger
ndError: org/apache/velocity/context/Context Is it possible that transitive dependencies are not working for plugin dependencies? I am using maven 2.0.9. Thanks for any hints! -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/How-to-manipulate-the-classpath-in-which-a-maven-plu

Re: How to manipulate the classpath in which a maven plugin operates

2008-07-30 Thread nicolas de loof
Add element to your plugin configuration to extend/override the plugin classpath. Please note this works fine only on maven 2.0.9 2008/7/31 Christian Schuhegger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Hello, > > I just ran into a problem where I used the castor maven plugin as described > here: > http://www.casto

How to manipulate the classpath in which a maven plugin operates

2008-07-30 Thread Christian Schuhegger
Hello, I just ran into a problem where I used the castor maven plugin as described here: http://www.castor.org/srcgen-maven-plugin.html I assumed that a plugin would use the same classpath as the project itself where I included castor 1.2. But I seems as if a maven plugin operates in its own