Re: Is there a way to say get the latest version in the project.xml file?

There is no way to do that in maven 1.x (and for a good reason). See http://maven.apache.org/maven-1.x/using/managing-dependencies.html#Using_SNAPSHOT_Dependencies HTH, -Lukas laredotornado wrote: Hi, I'm using Maven 1.1. I have this dependency in my test/project.xml file

Is there a way to say get the latest version in the project.xml file?

Hi, I'm using Maven 1.1. I have this dependency in my test/project.xml file ... dependency groupIdmyco.dor.dmv.driver.matching/groupId artifactIdmyco-dor-dmv-driver-matching-client/artifactId version${pom.currentVersion}/version /dependency However

Re: Is there a way to say get the latest version in the project.xml file?

...@gmail.com To: users@maven.apache.org Sent: Mon, November 2, 2009 10:54:45 AM Subject: Is there a way to say get the latest version in the project.xml file? Hi, I'm using Maven 1.1. I have this dependency in my test/project.xml file ... dependency

Plugin dependency in project.xml file

Hello, what is the benefit of including in the project.xml file a dependency to a plugin? (Besides telling other developers that the build depends on the plugin) For example let say that I include in my project.xml: dependency groupIdcodeczar-tomcat/group artifactIdmaven-tomcat-plugin

Re: Plugin dependency in project.xml file

of including in the project.xml file a dependency to a plugin? (Besides telling other developers that the build depends on the plugin) For example let say that I include in my project.xml: dependency groupIdcodeczar-tomcat/group artifactIdmaven-tomcat-plugin/artifactId typeplugin/type

Re: Plugin dependency in project.xml file

the developpers to use THIS release of the plugin for the project. Arnaud On 2/9/06, Matteo Melani [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello, what is the benefit of including in the project.xml file a dependency to a plugin? (Besides telling other developers that the build depends on the plugin) For example let

Re: Plugin dependency in project.xml file

of including in the project.xml file a dependency to a plugin? (Besides telling other developers that the build depends on the plugin) For example let say that I include in my project.xml: dependency groupIdcodeczar-tomcat/group artifactIdmaven-tomcat-plugin/artifactId typeplugin/type version1.1

Re: Plugin dependency in project.xml file

THIS release of the plugin for the project. Arnaud On 2/9/06, Matteo Melani [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello, what is the benefit of including in the project.xml file a dependency to a plugin? (Besides telling other developers that the build depends on the plugin) For example let say that I

Re: Plugin dependency in project.xml file

Matteo Melani wrote: Let's see if I get it: I use plugin X and Y for building my project therefore I put 2 dependencies in the project.xml. Now when other developers check out the code and run Maven the *.jar file of the plugins get downloaded in the repository. Right. Now the

not able to find project.xml file

When i am running maven cruisecontrol:run i am getting the following error...project.xml does not exist whereas when i check in the working directory project.xml is present. help me with the same __ __ | \/ |__ _Apache__ ___ | |\/| / _` \ V / -_) ' \ ~ intelligent projects ~ |_|

Re: project.xml file

for the above command, I found that: The source code directory is specified in the build element of your project.xml file. So my question is the following: Should every project have his own project.xml file? Thank you for your reply. Leïla P.S: Happy new Year to everyone

project.xml file

that: The source code directory is specified in the build element of your project.xml file. So my question is the following: Should every project have his own project.xml file? Thank you for your reply. Leïla P.S: Happy new Year to everyone

Re: project.xml file

:\repotest/target/classes [echo] No java source files to compile. BUILD SUCCESSFUL When I looked for the above command, I found that: The source code directory is specified in the build element of your project.xml file. So my question is the following: Should every project have his own

[M1] [M2]: Proper upload bundle for a pom only multiproject's master project project.xml file.

that I was finished the ports until I read the M1 site's repository-upload page. So I've been running create-upload-bundle via multiproject and that works for the subprojects. The subproject project.xml files extend the master project.xml file. I'd appreciate it if someone could confirm

Re: specify multiple src dir in project.xml file

/mirae/jaxp/sourceDirectory sourceDirectorysrc/mirae/jaxrpc/sourceDirectory /build How can I overcome this problem. As i am very new to Maven, Please let me know the code, which I should include in the project.xml file and the property file. Thanks for any advice Regards Kurinchikumaran

specify multiple src dir in project.xml file

/sourceDirectory /build How can I overcome this problem. As i am very new to Maven, Please let me know the code, which I should include in the project.xml file and the property file. Thanks for any advice Regards Kurinchikumaran

Re: Is artifactId allowed in a project.xml file?

to be an element called artifactId in the sequence for the project element. If I add an artifactId element to a project.xml file, running maven pom:validate will fail. But artifactId is used in several places in the documentation where it appears to be used in place of the id element

Is artifactId allowed in a project.xml file?

Hello I am going through the documentation for Maven and I am getting mixed messages regarding artifactId. In the xml-schema [1] there does not seem to be an element called artifactId in the sequence for the project element. If I add an artifactId element to a project.xml file, running maven

Use of versions and branches tags in the project.xml file

Hi, I just started using maven and I am wondering what the tags versions and branches in the project.xml are used for? Is there a way to use this tags to checkout a certain version from CVS and create a distribution by specifying these tags in the dist plugin Thanks for help Christian