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Hi Arnaud,
Thank you for the info! I tried it out and was able to successfully run the
project using WTP. Looking forward to the final release.
-C
Arnaud HERITIER wrote:
We are actually working on the support for WTP 2.0.
It's available in the current 2.5-SNAPSHOT.
If if we don't discover
Hi,
using Maven 1.1, I've read there was an option to use a proxy and also to
exclude special urls from it - for internet connections, we need to use a
proxy, but for our maven repo on the LAN we don't.
However, this:
maven.repo.remote=http://192.168.0.54, http://www.ibiblio.org/maven
Hi,
I'm working on the migration of some projects from ant to maven. for
some of the work done in ant target, there is no corresponding plugin
for maven (ex: serialver: http://serialver.sourceforge.net/).
So I make a plugin that comment the serialversionUID on the source
class. Then the
Try removing the http:
maven.proxy.nonProxyHosts=192.168.0.54
And would you share how you made the tomcat plugin work? Maybe other
users could still profit from it. :)
Thanks,
-Lukas
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
using Maven 1.1, I've read there was an option to use a proxy and also to
You can try to create an internal repository. This internal repository
will be your only one entry point (i.e.
maven.repo.remote=http://myintermalrepo.mycompany:8080)
And you will not have to use the proxy configuration.
Romain Gilles
Development Software Engineer
Reuters
(t) +33 (0)1 47 62
Hi,
If you want to share the plugin and to move it on a open sourec model
you can ask this on mojo (at codehaus)
Have a look here : http://mojo.codehaus.org/development/submitting-a-plugin.html
Thanks,
--
Olivier
2007/12/21, Benoit Decherf [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,
I'm working on the migration
Try removing the http:
Yeah, I tried that - then Maven even complains that the protocol is missing
(plus it doesn't work either)
-
Only using a local repository isn't an option either - we are a big developer
team, distributed over various locations, and there will always be someone
Hi,
I'm a new maven user and I would like to introduce extensions to a
homemade plugin. But when I add in my pom.xml the extension as follow :
extension
groupIdcom.reuters.kplusgen.extension.cartridge.providers.enum/groupI
d
artifactIdproviders-enum/artifactId
You are right, the http is correct actually. Another guess: replace the
IP name by a DNS name? But you will have to tell us more details about
the problem, just saying it doesn't work doesn't leave me a lot of
clues...
Well, actually, using a DNS name is just what I really want and so what
You are right, the http is correct actually. Another guess: replace the
IP name by a DNS name? But you will have to tell us more details about
the problem, just saying it doesn't work doesn't leave me a lot of clues...
-Lukas
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Try removing the http:
Yeah, I tried
Nope, we don't need a proxy username or password -
plus, the IP I wrote down is the IP that should NOT use a proxy.
When I type in the IP into my browser, I can see the maven repository.
And when I remove the proxy setting it also works in Maven.
With these settings:
On Dec 21, 2007 5:06 AM, Claudio Ranieri [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I did a test with file security.properties in /path/to/continuum/conf/ and
work out.
As sugestion, the Continuum Team can add the file
/path/to/continuum/conf/security.properties in next release of Continuum.
We should
Hi,
Thanks, good news.
So I'm waiting impatiently for the 1.0.1 :-)
Julien
Brett Porter a crit:
Yeah, improvements to the caching should certainly be filed as a
feature request - and we should run through the plan on the dev@ list
if possible.
As far s your original freezing problem
Well, that must be a permission problem, check your server logs, maybe
just a wrong pwd (don't you need maven.proxy.password?), or wrong
directory permissions?
And yes, I can confirm that maven.proxy.nonProxyHosts is an existing
property [1] and that it is used by DependencyVerifier, even
Dear All,
Question 1:
I am trying to build a multi-module maven 2 project. I would like to
declare some global resources
that all modules should include in their jars/wars. Let's take as an
example the following structure:
parent project: parent
modules: module1, module2, module3
I created
How does archiva serves files from its internal repository ?
I have setup Archiva to mirror external repositories. but archiva itself can
be slow in serving these proxied dependencies.
Currently I am running the standalone version of Archiva.
I was wondering if running Archiva, inside
I've written a plugin that is being used by an artifact of mine to create
some files in my project structure (outside maven, like ../../somedir...).
It all works great when I run it from the directory housing the artifact i'm
interested in, but when I attempt to make this artifact a module of
I figured out how to do this by passing the ${basedir} property from the pom
into my plugin. Problem solved!
On Dec 21, 2007 12:11 PM, Kallin Nagelberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I've written a plugin that is being used by an artifact of mine to create
some files in my project structure (outside
Maven should have downloaded the sources in your maven repository. So
you could point eclipse to the jars there.
On 21/12/2007, siegfried [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm having trouble telling eclipse where the source code is for spring for a
java project.
I have used maven to download
Say I have parent pom called A and child pom called B. I specified
module element for B inside A and also
specified parent element for A inside B. Now I dont understand I
would have to declare dependencyManagement element in A. Say if I
have B, C, D as child modules and B, C, D all 3 depend on
I'm having trouble telling eclipse where the source code is for spring for a
java project.
I have used maven to download spring for me. I want to use the eclipse java
debugger to single thu source for
org.springframework.jdbc.object.MappingSqlQuery. I
high light the class name and press
Typical use of dependencyManagement is to set version for commons libs in
parent POM, and to only refer to artifactId + groupId in children POM. This
ensure consistent versionning.
Other use case is to fix bad maven metadatas. For example, exclude logkit
, avalon... from commons-logging.
This can
dependencyManagement is basically a way to standardize versions for
dependencies across descendant modules. For example, if I put the following in
the root pom of my multi-module project:
dependencyManagement
...
dependency
groupIdgnu-getopt/groupId
dependencyManagement can be used to set common attributes for a dep,
like exclusions, version etc.
So:
Parent P:
dependencyManagement
dependency
groupIdsomething/groupId
artifactIdsomething/artifactId
version1.0.0/version
/dependency
/dependencyManagement
Child A C:
dependencies
dependency
Wow! Thanks for that prompt response! What a joy!
OK, I'm poking around in C:\Documents and
Settings\siegfried\.m2\org\springframework\spring\2.0.6.
I notice there are quite a few different versions and 2.0.6 is the latest.
Can I assume my project is using the latest? What command do I have to
Given a jar obtained from somewhere unknown, how can I best find out which
repository I need to include in the pom and the groupId and artifactId for
the proper maven version of that jar?
At some point, I think I saw a website that allowed you to search for a jar
and it would search multiple
I would suggest deploying the web application into a standalone Jetty
container. I'm currently looking into making that a standard
distribution instead of the plexus application server runtime that we
have at present.
Cheers,
Brett
On 21/12/2007, Gong Phil [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My server has
Stuart McCulloch [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I did a quick test and using ${basedir} appeared to work for me
I'm stuck with maven 2.0.4. Perhaps that's the cause of my problems?
- note that the basedir is the directory with the pom, so if you
unpack to target/someosgiapp then you need to use
I you use the maven eclipse plugin, there is an option in the preference
that tells maven to download source artifact as well as binary artifact.
Once you've checked this flag, when Eclipse buids the classpath from you
pom, the source artifact will automatically be attached to the referenced
jar.
Dear All,
I am using the Maven 2 integration for Eclipse,
http://m2eclipse.codehaus.org/
I am trying to set a custom path for my local maven repository. I went
to Windows-Preferences
-Maven 2 and set it there, but it doesn't have any effect and still
uses ~/.m2/repository.
My command line
On Dec 21, 2007 8:35 AM, Brett Porter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Or set it to never in the repository definition and then use -U to use
it when you want.
Or never use snapshots.
Always build a locally installed patch version and depend on that.
See
A related problem can occur when trying to use archetypes from your repo -
can't wait until archetypeng fixes this. Because of a defect in the
archetype-plugin, you'll need to use the
-DremoteRepositories=http://mycompany.com in order to find them in your
repo.
baerrach wrote:
We document
On 20 Dec 07, at 2:58 PM 20 Dec 07, Don Brown wrote:
On Dec 21, 2007 8:38 AM, Mark Struberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This must obviously be a guy who never had a build with more than
one single module. So he never
learned that it is NOT a good idea to keep all dependencies in
every single
I've got a situation on my hands in which I need to convert a maven assembly
system that was built to be only linux compatible to something cross
platform.
Among it's quirks, it generates pom files dynamically so that it can call
plugins against it. The first windows hitch I've come across is the
Already wasted over a day on this, so maybe someone else can give me an
idea how to do it. There are two parts to this, generating a site of a
multi module project with the correct links and the strange failure I
get when doing a release if site config is present.
Genering multi module project
Hello,
I am starting an EJB 3 project but am stumped on how I specify the
dependency for EJB 3. The dependency on mvnrepository only goes up to
2.1 (http://mvnrepository.com/artifact/javax.ejb/ejb).
I am using the JBoss 5.0 beta container.
Thanks,
-Ryan
On Dec 21, 2007 7:30 PM, Phil Gong [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I tried to deploy archiva to resin yesterday, but it can not run. I'll try
Jetty. If archiva can be deployed to any well known container without
special work, that would be wonderful.
There are a few wiki pages that talk about
Hi Wendy,
I did a test with file security.properties in /path/to/continuum/conf/ and
work out.
As sugestion, the Continuum Team can add the file
/path/to/continuum/conf/security.properties in next release of Continuum.
The Continuum Team can unify all sender email. Today, there are 2 config in
Hi Wendy,
about it doesn't need to be there unless you're overriding the defaults
It is not always true. I needed add lines in security.properties to send the
Validation user email (in smtp without user and password).
But you creating a sample file helps a lot.
Thanks for return.
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