=jelly:ant
preGoal name=javaapp:install
ant:mkdir
dir=/Users/dalvarado/source/youthful/service/target/classes /
/preGoal
/project
Any ideas how to troubleshoot or write the correct pre-goal? Below is the
project.properties file from the same directory
=jelly:ant
preGoal name=javaapp:install
ant:mkdir
dir=/Users/dalvarado/source/youthful/service/target/classes /
/preGoal
/project
Any ideas how to troubleshoot or write the correct pre-goal? Below is the
project.properties file from the same directory
Is there an equivalence of doing a file copy from one location to
another as one could do in M1 , as a pregoal?
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On 7/3/06, Jeff Mutonho [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there an equivalence of doing a file copy from one location to
another as one could do in M1 , as a pregoal?
You can probbaly use the antrun plugin to make the copy and attach the
plugin's execution to the phase before the one that requires
On 7/3/06, jerome lacoste [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 7/3/06, Jeff Mutonho [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there an equivalence of doing a file copy from one location to
another as one could do in M1 , as a pregoal?
You can probbaly use the antrun plugin to make the copy and attach the
plugin's
On 7/3/06, Jeff Mutonho [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 7/3/06, jerome lacoste [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 7/3/06, Jeff Mutonho [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there an equivalence of doing a file copy from one location to
another as one could do in M1 , as a pregoal?
You can probbaly use
On 7/3/06, Jeff Mutonho [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 7/3/06, jerome lacoste [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 7/3/06, Jeff Mutonho [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there an equivalence of doing a file copy from one location to
another as one could do in M1 , as a pregoal?
You can probbaly use
in M1 , as a pregoal?
You can probbaly use the antrun plugin to make the copy and attach the
plugin's execution to the phase before the one that requires your file
to be in the correct location.
Jerome
Thanks.Basically what I wish to do is to copy some spring xml config
files
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On 7/3/06, Jeff Mutonho [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there an equivalence of doing a file copy from one location to
another as one could do in M1 , as a pregoal?
You can probbaly use the antrun plugin to make the copy and attach the
plugin's execution
Hi,
I have a pregoal set up among some other goals within my maven.xml file.
Why this pregoal could run automatically without being called?
Is this the nature of PreGoal?
Regards,
Jason
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preGoal executes the scripts you specify before the goal named. For
instance,
preGoal name=java:compile
...
/preGoal
Anything between preGoal and /preGoal would execute first and then
java:compile would be executed.
Regards,
Henry
Zheng Wen Zhe wrote:
Hi,
I have a pregoal set up
Thanks Henry,
But what about there are other goals reside in this maven.xml with Pregoal
together?
For instance,
goal name=newVersion
delete dir=${basedir}/target/classes/
attainGoal name=jar:install/
/goal
***
preGoal name=java:compile
cvs command=commit -m 'updated
Sorry if this has been covered on the list before (a quick search didn't
turn up anything useful).
Since the maven.xml file is now gone, how to I set up pre/post goals in M2?
They are one of the really good features of maven 1.x and I'll really miss
them if I can't use them.
- Brill Pappin
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The general pattern we've adopted with Maven 2.0 is that of binding your
custom behavior to the appropriate place in an absolute lifecycle,
rather than relative to some other plugin's execution. The problem with
specifying a pre/postGoal is that the
Or, just point at the docs:
http://maven.apache.org/maven2/lifecycle.html
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The general pattern we've adopted with Maven 2.0 is that of binding your
custom behavior to the appropriate place in an
I can't say that I've got all that far with m2 yet, however what they used
to be good at was fixing behavior of a plugin that didn't quite do what it
should/could or allow you to set up a set of goals to be run with one
command ... now as a rule I think a plugin that doesn't do what it
Hi, all,
In my project.xml, I have this pregoal definition:
project
!--
==
Goals
==
--
preGoal name=java:compile
attainGoal name=checkstyle:run /
/preGoal
July 2005 12:29 PM
To: users@maven.apache.org
Subject: Cannot execute the pregoal
Hi, all,
In my project.xml, I have this pregoal definition:
project
!--
==
Goals
Hi Maveners,
I need to call a preGoal in my maven.xml before two other goals. Is this
possible? I tried whitespace and comma separated lists, like this
preGoal name=war:init site:deploy
...
preGoal name=war:init, site:deploy
...
but both didn't work.
As a workaround, I've put the piece
On Wed, 6 Jul 2005, Gisbert Amm wrote:
This isn't possible. Your dependency tree is somehow wrong.
You can either:
- find a common goal that both war:init and site:deploy depend on and
preGoal that;
- split your preGoal content into 2 parts, one for site:deploy and one for
war:init (they seem
Kenney Westerhof wrote:
On Wed, 6 Jul 2005, Gisbert Amm wrote:
This isn't possible. Your dependency tree is somehow wrong.
You can either:
- find a common goal that both war:init and site:deploy depend on and
preGoal that;
- split your preGoal content into 2 parts, one for site:deploy and one
I have this:
preGoal name=java:compile
attainGoal name=goal1/
attainGoal name=goal2/
/preGoal
If goal1 fails, the processing continues to try to run goal2. How do I make
it stop if goal1 fails? Acually, I'd like the whole build to stop if any part
of the preGoal fails. How do I do
What do you mean by fails? It certainly should stop dead if you hit
ant:fail/ or an exception.
- Brett
On 5/5/05, Mark D. Hansen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have this:
preGoal name=java:compile
attainGoal name=goal1/
attainGoal name=goal2/
/preGoal
If goal1 fails, the processing
: preGoal - how to stop the build ??
What do you mean by fails? It certainly should stop dead if you hit
ant:fail/ or an exception.
- Brett
On 5/5/05, Mark D. Hansen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have this:
preGoal name=java:compile
attainGoal name=goal1/
attainGoal name=goal2
in a way
that does not throw an exception. Sorry for the stupid question!
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Subject: Re: preGoal - how to stop the build ??
What do you mean by fails
I'd like to associate some simple Ant directory cleanup with all of the testing
goals. Is there a way to do that using preGoal without specifying all the
test:* goals ??
For example, can I write something like this:
preGoal name=test:*
myAntTask ...
/preGoal
instead of these two
no, but you only need to pregoal a common denominator, like test:test-resources.
- Brett
On 4/15/05, Mark D. Hansen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd like to associate some simple Ant directory cleanup with all of the
testing goals. Is there a way to do that using preGoal without specifying
all
thanks - good idea! is there a way to discover, in general, what the
dependencies are among goals?
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Sent: Thursday, April 14, 2005 11:59 AM
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Subject: Re: preGoal question
no, but you only need
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From: Brett Porter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: preGoal question
no, but you only need to pregoal a common denominator, like
test:test-resources.
- Brett
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Hi,
is there a way to prohibit the execution of a goal in the related
preGoal?
Background:
In a multiproject:site call I can detect in the preGoal that some
additional task which gets executed in our site will fail. Because the
task has documentational character, it is enough to warn about
10:25 AM
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Subject: Way to prohibit goal execution in the according preGoal?
Hi,
is there a way to prohibit the execution of a goal in the related
preGoal?
Background:
In a multiproject:site call I can detect in the preGoal that some
additional task which gets executed in our
Hi,
Below is a pregoal code snippet that is supposed to set the
maven.multiproject.includes property. When I run it, it echos the correct
value but doesn't get passed to the multiproject plugin. If I set the
property on the command line with the -D switch it works fine. Anyone have
any idea what
Hi,
I would like to instruct maven to stop building if an ant:exec task
fails inside a preGoal (preGoal name=native:compile).
Any suggestion?
Thanks!
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ant:fail / ?
On Mon, 17 Jan 2005 15:42:58 -0800, baleineca [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I would like to instruct maven to stop building if an ant:exec task
fails inside a preGoal (preGoal name=native:compile).
Any suggestion?
Thanks
Am I doing anyting wrong? This didn't work. Maven carries onto compile
even when rc fails...
Here is what I am doing:
preGoal name=native:compile
!-- This is win32 only artifact --
j:if test=${osname == 'win32'}
!-- Run resource compiler --
ant:mkdir dir
? This didn't work. Maven carries onto compile
even when rc fails...
Here is what I am doing:
preGoal name=native:compile
!-- This is win32 only artifact --
j:if test=${osname == 'win32'}
!-- Run resource compiler --
ant:mkdir dir=target/native
2005 15:51:07 -0800, baleineca [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Am I doing anyting wrong? This didn't work. Maven carries onto compile
even when rc fails...
Here is what I am doing:
preGoal name=native:compile
!-- This is win32 only artifact --
j:if test=${osname == 'win32
Hi,
I have the following maven.xml:
maven.xml
project default=foobar-dist
xmlns:m=jelly:maven
xmlns:ant=jelly:ant
xmlns:j=jelly:core
goal name=foobar-dist
attainGoal name=war:war /
preGoal name=war:webapp
ant:echoIn the preGoal
/
preGoal name=war:webapp
ant:echoIn the preGoal of war:init/ant:echo
ant:available property=baseWebappSourceDir type=dir
file=${gold.base.webapp.dir}/
j:if test=${baseWebappSourceDir == 'true'}
ant:copy todir=${maven.war.webapp.dir
Thanks.
--Venkat.
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Sent: Tuesday, April 13, 2004 12:38 PM
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Subject: Re: preGoal not invoked
On Tue, 2004-04-13 at 11:25, Sonnathi, Venkat wrote:
I have the following maven.xml
attainGoal name=clean/
attainGoal name=site:generate/ /goal
preGoal name=site:generate
attainGoal name=scm:checkout-project/
/preGoal
/project
The problem now is the the scm:checkout-project is not exectued, and I
do not know why. The project.xml and project.properties files
I have a postGoal to the clean that causes some of the properties used by
the WAR plugin to be changed.. Which is fine when I invoke my code.
However, I want to know whether to change the properties or not based on if
a specific goal, war:war has been invoked or not.. So, if 'maven clean war'
is
I've thought it over and I saw I don't really need it
in my project. However I see the need for it as it has
been discussed in Overall preGoal in parent
maven.xml? thread.
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On Wed, 2003-10-29 at 16:11, Dominik Roblek wrote:
Is it possible define a kind
In the maven.xml in my child projects, whose project.xml
extends a ${basedir}/../project.xml, I have the following lines:
property environment=env/
util:properties file=../project.properties trim=true /
util:properties file=../build.properties trim=true /
This is immediately
Is it possible define a kind of preGoal action in
maven.xml, which would be executed at the beginning
before any other goal?
Dominik
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On Wed, 2003-10-29 at 16:11, Dominik Roblek wrote:
Is it possible define a kind of preGoal action in
maven.xml, which would be executed at the beginning
before any other goal?
What's your use case for that? It's not possible, but it's wouldn't be
hard to add something like that to werkz I'm
, Dominik Roblek wrote:
Is it possible define a kind of preGoal action in
maven.xml, which would be executed at the beginning
before any other goal?
What's your use case for that? It's not possible, but it's wouldn't be
hard to add something like that to werkz I'm just wondering why you
define a kind of preGoal action in
maven.xml, which would be executed at the beginning
before any other goal?
What's your use case for that? It's not possible, but it's wouldn't be
hard to add something like that to werkz I'm just wondering why you
would want to do
in various preGoal tags. I tried to declare the properties
outside of any preGoal to attempt to globally set some, but it didn't
appear to work. I've been able to successfully do it in various
specific preGoals, but I'd rather not have to update it every time a new
goal comes along...
Is there a goal
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Subject: Overall preGoal in parent maven.xml?
The current .properties file scheme doesn't work for project
inheritance (since they don't get inherited, naturallly), so
I was hoping to be able to set
I haven't checked for a while, but I believe build:start
still exists and is attained first.
This didn't seem to work...
However, if you put the code inside the parent maven.xml,
outside of any goal definitions, it should be executed before
any goals are attained.
That seemed to hold
2003 11:58 AM
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Subject: RE: Overall preGoal in parent maven.xml?
I haven't checked for a while, but I believe build:start
still exists and is attained first.
This didn't seem to work...
However, if you put the code inside the parent maven.xml,
outside of any goal
an environment variable, say MY_REPO_REMOTE, this value will be
available as ${env.MY_REPO_REMOTE}
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I
Jeffrey Bonevich [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 19/10/2003 09:32:17 AM:
Am I correct in thinking that the scope of individual plugin properties
does not extend to preGoals and postGoals? Did some more testing (e.g.
with the maven-jar-plugin and trying to get at 'maven.jar.excludes') and
this
Got a maven.xml file with the following:
preGoal name=test:test
echomaven.test.dest (before)= ${maven.test.dest}/echo
attainGoal name=mevenide:prepare-fs/
/preGoal
goal name=mevenide:prepare-fs
echomaven.test.dest = ${maven.test.dest}/echo
echomaven.build.dir
with the following:
preGoal name=test:test
echomaven.test.dest (before)= ${maven.test.dest}/echo
attainGoal name=mevenide:prepare-fs/
/preGoal
goal name=mevenide:prepare-fs
echomaven.test.dest = ${maven.test.dest}/echo
echomaven.build.dir = ${maven.build.dir}/echo
copy
Hello,
We have a goal with a pregoal set. Sometimes it is the case that after a check faild
in the pregoal we do not want to run the main goal. Is there a way to prevent the goal
from running?
Thanks
Neil
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Do a fail message=why I stop build/ in your pregoal in the case of an
error.
Nicolas
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Objet : Stopping a goal in the pregoal
Hello
subprojects. All project.xml files inherit from the
top-level parent. The top level parent maven.xml file has in it the
following pregoal:
preGoal name=jar:jar
attainGoal name=someotherplugin:goal/
/preGoal
This pregoal gets called correctly for each immediate subproject
}
includes=**/${pattern}/**/project.xml
excludes=project.xml
goals=test:dist
banner=Building
ignoreFailures=true/
/goal
and an pregoal of war:init
preGoal name=war:init
attainGoal name=subwebapp:get-webapp/
...
/preGoal
In sub project, I
have a directory structure which includes subprojects some of which
have also have subprojects. All project.xml files inherit from the
top-level parent. The top level parent maven.xml file has in it the
following pregoal:
preGoal name=jar:jar
attainGoal name=someotherplugin:goal
of which
have also have subprojects. All project.xml files inherit from the
top-level parent. The top level parent maven.xml file has in it the
following pregoal:
preGoal name=jar:jar
attainGoal name=someotherplugin:goal/
/preGoal
This pregoal gets called correctly for each
I define in the base project :
goal name=test:dist-all
maven:reactor
basedir=${basedir}
includes=**/${pattern}/**/project.xml
excludes=project.xml
goals=test:dist
banner=Building
ignoreFailures=true/
/goal
and an pregoal of war:init
Thanks,
that worked in the end. But an interesting point is that we didn't have any other
source to compile apart from that which was auto generated. So our POM source was set
to ${basedir}/target/java. This meant that the maven.compile.src.set was not available
in the java:compile preGoal
Using MAVEN_1_0_B9.
I have a pre goal set up as follows:
preGoal name=java:compile
attainGoal name=generateSrc/
sleep seconds=10/
/preGoal
where the goal generate source will generate source code and put it in the
${maven.src.dir}/java directory.
On running 'maven java:compile
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Subject: Problem with preGoal
Using MAVEN_1_0_B9.
I have a pre goal set up as follows:
preGoal name=java:compile
attainGoal name=generateSrc/
sleep
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