Re: pde-maven-plugin

Tomasz, Right now Tycho packages customized version of Maven it been tested with. We hope to make it a plain Maven plugin at some point before Maven 3.0 release, but now you just download Tycho dist pretty much as you would do with Maven dist. regards, Eugene Tomasz Pik wrote: On

Re: pde-maven-plugin

Sandra, The 0.3.0-DEV-1819 is self-contained. You need to download and unpack it and then use it instead of Maven 2.0.9. regards, Eugene sandraB wrote: Hi, Do I need to install maven 3.0 or the 0.3.0-DEV-1819 works with maven 2.0.9 too ? Eugene Kuleshov wrote: baerrach

Strange behaviour of maven assembly plugin

Hello, I have seen that the assembly plugin always doubles the class files from my projects src-folder in the resulting xxx-jar-with-dependencies.jar. The class files from the dependency-jars are put correctly into the resulting assembly-jar. Is this a bug, or am I doing something wrong?

problems with eclipse maven plugin

Hello, I'm working on a school project currently and this is the first time I'm using maven:)) So I need to use Eclipse's maven plugin , I tried on Linux : du...@penguen:~$ mvn -DartifactId=maven-eclipse-plugin-plugin -DgroupId=mevenide -Dversion=0.3.1 plugin:download [INFO] Scanning for

Re: problems with eclipse maven plugin

Hi Duygu, Hmm, I NEVER downloaded any maven plugin explicitly before using it. Just prepare your project POM and do a mvn eclipse:eclipse which automatically searches and downloads the eclipse-plugin and creates the eclipse project structure. In order to update the eclipse project

md5 for assemblies - how do you do it?

Hi! I've configured the maven-assembly-plugin for a project to generate 3 tar.gz archives dist-sources, dist-binary and dist-all. So it would be no problem to do a manual md5sum over those files, but I'm a lazy guy and like to have maven do this for me ;) I've read through the plugin docu

Re: md5 for assemblies - how do you do it?

When they are created or when they are installed? It should happen with the latter, it isn't usually the case for the former (And would suggest a separate plugin for that). - Brett On 11/01/2009, at 7:35 AM, Mark Struberg wrote: Hi! I've configured the maven-assembly-plugin for a project

[ANN] Maven Dependency Plugin 2.1 and Maven Dependency Analyzer 1.1 released

The Maven team is pleased to announce the release of the Maven Dependency Plugin, version 2.1 This plugin is used to copy and unpack artifacts and dependencies. It also provides visualization and optimization tools for your project dependencies.

[ANN] Maven Clean Plugin 2.3 and Shared File Management 1.2.1 released

The Maven team is pleased to announce the release of the Maven Clean Plugin, version 2.3 This plugin is used to delete artifacts to provide a clean build. http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-clean-plugin/ You should specify the version in your project's plugin configuration: plugin

perforce and the maven 2 release plugin

Hello all - I have a really quick question about using the release plugin and perforce. We're required to have a user/pass combo to log into perforce here and no matter what I try, the release plugin isn't pulling that info from my servers block in my settings.xml file. I'd prefer to keep that

RE: [ANN] Maven Clean Plugin 2.3 and Shared File Management 1.2.1 released

Thanks for the heads up Brian - just wondering, can I now configure this plugin to delete things outside of the project's known directories? We're using a product here that requires artifacts be installed into a directory outside of the world maven knows about. It'd be nice to have this plugin