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De : Frank Zhao [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Envoyé : vendredi 14 octobre 2005 19:47
À : continuum-users@maven.apache.org
Objet : How to change the build schedule in Beta 1?
I cannot find the
Yes, you should create two modules - one that produces a JAR, and one
that produces a WAR (and has a dependency on the module generating the
JAR).
It should be something like this:
root
|
+---pom.xml
|
+---war-module
| |
| +-pom.xml
| |
| +-src...
|
Yes we need this too, for offline sites.
The way we did this for m1 is to hack the 'maven.jar' file in the
installation, and edit the 'default.properties' file. Is there a
better way?
On 10/14/05, Russell, Mark [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is it possible, either in the pom.xml or the settings.xml,
setting a repository and a plugin repository in your pom/settings with
an id of central will override the built in one.
you can also add a mirror definition in your settings.xml file that
will use your repository instead of the remote one, for example, when
you are using maven-proxy.
- Brett
On
I've found the cause of the problem :
I've reduced my ant task to this code :
execute() {
log(getContextClassLoader() = +
Thread.currentThread().getContextClassLoader());
}
When I run it with ANT (1.5.3.1) I get
[test] Thread.currentThread().getContextClassLoader() =
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2005/10/14, mika [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi Brian,
[snip]
Now, I've found a solution which I *don't* consider to be
best-practice-style at all, but it seems to work for me / us right at
the moment:
+ parent
+ pom.xml
+ module
+ pom.xml
+ webapp
+ pom.xml
...
The modules in the
Hi there,
It's all in the subject: I'm trying to use scpexe with Putty under
Windows, but I can't find where to specify what executable should use
the scpexe extension. I've even taken a look at the sources, and this
seems to be configurable (there are two instances variables marked
with
I'm just looking at Jira and it seems
beta 4 has vanished from the road-map? yet i see no announcement
of beta4 being released.
wassup?
Kind regards,
Dave Sag
Hi Nicolas
In maven 1.X there's 2 classloaders
The root classloader where is ant and the root.maven classloader where is
maven and its dependencies.
If you use an ant task which need a dependency you must add the in the root
classloader to allow ant to find it.
In your POM these dependencies
Jose
Thanks, this will save me the time trying out... I guess we'll have to
follow the non-best-practice approach then.
Cheers,
mika
Jose Gonzalez Gomez wrote:
2005/10/14, mika [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi Brian,
[snip]
Now, I've found a solution which I *don't* consider to be
best-practice-style
It was renamed 2.0 (RC). Builds are on the way.
- Brett
On 10/14/05, David Sag [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm just looking at Jira and it seems beta 4 has vanished from the
road-map? yet i see no announcement of beta4 being released.
wassup?
Kind regards,
Dave Sag
That sounds like a classloader issue, but I've reduced the problem to a
minimal project that has NO dependency (expect ant 1.5.3.1).
The maven.xml only defines the ant task (that is in target/classes) and
invoke it.
You can try it by downloading :
http://loof.free.fr/ant-maven-failure.zip
On Fri, 14 Oct 2005, Zhong ZHENG wrote:
Use this:
build
plugins
plugin
artifactIdmaven-site-plugin/artifactId
configuration
outputEncodingUTF-8/outputEncoding
/configuration
/
HTH,
-- Kenney
Hi, there,
I am using maven 2 to generate project site. But
On 10/13/05, Brett Porter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It should be reasonably simple to add this to Maven 1.1, but only for
reading JARs it will not be able to do transitive dependencies or read
the POMs.
that's all I need.
But if it's not yet ready today, I might better spend time migrating
my
Hi David,
You can also use these tricks :
* Search site:www.ibiblio.org maven2 spring in Google
* http://mavenbook.xwiki.com/xwiki/bin/view/Main/FindingVersionOfJar
Regards,
Yann
--- David Jackman [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
For a newcomer to Maven, is there a recommended methodology for
Hi Kevin,
Try install again the plugin with this extra option :
m2 install -DupdateReleaseInfo=true
Yann
--- Kevin McNamee [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
Of course I meant after installation when I try to test the plugin.
Also I am using maven 2.0 Beta 3.
/Kevin
_
Hi guys,
I'm trying to make the maven release plugin work, but I always get the same
error when running m2 release:prepare -Dtag=...:
[INFO] [release:prepare]
[INFO] Verifying there are no local modifications ...
Provider message:
The cvs command failed.
Command output:
cvs update: Empty
It should always be generated on install and deploy.
It has a different name of maven-metadata-REPOSITORY_ID.xml in the
local repository.
In the final release, the extra flag is not needed.
- Brett
On 10/14/05, Yann Le Du [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Solved the problem by copying
Hi guys,
I have a not-so-technical question about dependency management in Maven
(preferably m1, but m2 is okay also if m1 is impossible).
Let's say, a new version of an important library (Jakarta Commons, JUnit
etc.) has been released, and I'd like to update all my projects to use
that
Hi Yann,
Ok I ran
Now I get
my:maven-hello-plugin m2 hello:hello
[INFO] Searching repository for plugin with prefix: 'hello'.
---
constituent[0]:
file:/proj/local/maven-2.0-beta-3/lib/maven-core-2.0-beta-3.jar
constituent[1]:
To get you started for Maven 2:
http://maven.apache.org/maven2/dependency-mechanism.html#dependency_management
-Stephen
On 10/14/05, Michael Böckling [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi guys,
I have a not-so-technical question about dependency management in Maven
(preferably m1, but m2 is okay also
On install, a maven-metadata-local.xml was indeed generated. Then, the plugin
was correctly accessed from... local :)
However, I need my plugin be available from remote users. Apparently, the only
way to achieve that in m2b3 is to provide a maven-metadata.xml (without -local
suffix).
In the
On 10/14/05, Yann Le Du [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
However, I need my plugin be available from remote users. Apparently, the only
way to achieve that in m2b3 is to provide a maven-metadata.xml (without -local
suffix).
m2 deploy (in combination with the distributionManagement section)
will share
The way we do this in Maven 1.0.2 is to define a set of build properties called
lib.whatever.version with the value of the property set to the version of
whatever we are using. We then use these properties in place of the version
number in the project.xml files. Since we use extends/ to have
Hi all!
As a test I've been trying to convert one of our projects to M2.
The project in question makes use of a custom taglet library during
creation of the project documentation.
In spirit of Maven I thought I could simply add the taglet library
to an internal repository and add a dependency
cool!
On 10/14/05, Brett Porter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
setting a repository and a plugin repository in your pom/settings with
an id of central will override the built in one.
you can also add a mirror definition in your settings.xml file that
will use your repository instead of the remote
On 14/10/05, Frank Zhao [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I run into a situation that the project status is Building however the
continuum is hanging there without building the project. (It is possible that
something is wrong with the project configuration).
My question is how to delete this
maven 1 should also read a file named build.properties in the user's
home directory where you could put these version properties, see:
http://maven.apache.org/reference/user-guide.html#Properties_Processing
regards,
mika
Allison, Bob wrote:
The way we do this in Maven 1.0.2 is to define a set
Perfect. I believe that fixed my last remaining issue
Thanks,
MAR
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From: Arik Kfir [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, October 14, 2005 8:35 AM
To: Maven Users List
Subject: Re: Is it possible to disable default repo [m2]
cool!
On 10/14/05, Brett Porter [EMAIL
When maven generates the changelog reports, the links are relatives to
site url but they should be relatives to CVS url.
I use
repositoryurlhttp://172.20.16.232/viewcvs/esidif/Fuentes/Arquitectura/archivos_adjuntos//url/repository
How can i do that?.
Anybody can help me?
Hi,
When I run continuum as a service on WIN 2003 64 bit AMD with service
pack 1 the following warning message is logged.
INFO | jvm 1| 2005/10/12 18:07:10 | WARNING - Unable to load the
Wrapper's native library 'wrapper.dll'.
INFO | jvm 1| 2005/10/12 18:07:10 | The
Hello,
I am trying to put jars referenced by a pom into an EAR using a ant
task:
---
target name=make-ear-maven if=maven.aware
artifact:dependencies filesetId=dependency.fileset
artifact:pom id=maven.project file=${file.maven.pom} /
/artifact:dependencies
If you are using svn then this is a known issue:
http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MPCHANGELOG-74
If you are using cvs, it should work (you also specified a connection
inside repository?). Which version of the changelog plugin are you using?
-Lukas
Angel Andres Fungueiro wrote:
When
Hi Dimitri,
I forward your mail to the continuum user list.
I didn't known your plugin, but it's a good idea , perhaps you'll need to rename it if you
support continuum ;-)
We have actually two possibility (not finished yet) to interact with continuum. They're
continuum-xmlrpc
Thanks Brett,
On 10/13/05, Brett Porter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is fixed in the next Maven release (see it0013 for an example).
After traversing some hairy classloading issues, plugins can now be
reloaded during an execution which should pave the way for a console
and easier to use
To whom it concerns:
I would (still) really like to know what I need to do to get my NetBeans
plugin into the Maven 2 repository. And I mean both the Maven 2
subversion and the Maven artifacts repository.
http://blogs.sun.com/roller/page/wilfred?entry=maven_2_netbeans_plugin
Thanks,
Wilfred
I'm just starting to play around with Maven 2's Ant tasks. While I
like the transitive dependencies, it seems like I have to exclude more
than I'd normally include. ;-)
Onto my question - is it possible to declare a single
artifact:dependencies, set the scopes appropriately and then
copy/include
On Fri, 2005-10-14 at 19:10 +0200, wilfred springer wrote:
To whom it concerns:
I would (still) really like to know what I need to do to get my NetBeans
plugin into the Maven 2 repository.
It won't go into the SVN repository @ Apache but we can get you setup at
the Mojo project. I know
Hello Wilfried,
I have started to make such a plugin. It is located at mojo.codehaus.org.
It is in nearly release steps but as i can not
May you subscribe to mojo list ?
Raphaël
Wilfred Springer a écrit :
Guys,
I've created a NetBeans plugin, comparable to the Eclipse plugin that
already
Matt Raible wrote:
I'm just starting to play around with Maven 2's Ant tasks. While I
like the transitive dependencies, it seems like I have to exclude more
than I'd normally include. ;-)
Onto my question - is it possible to declare a single
artifact:dependencies, set the scopes
On 10/14/05, Dave Brondsema [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Matt Raible wrote:
I'm just starting to play around with Maven 2's Ant tasks. While I
like the transitive dependencies, it seems like I have to exclude more
than I'd normally include. ;-)
Onto my question - is it possible to declare
how can I specify project specific dependencies without having to dump it
into maven repo..., or have maven expect to find it in the default repo
working with maven 1.0.2
dependencies are in the form of jar files;
thanks
Regards,
Adrian Zaharie
ParaSoft Corporation
(888) 305-0041 x 1229
Is it possible to configure a project (pom.xml) to use a repository
located on disk, without the build copying jars from that repository to
the local repository in the users profile?
Additionally, can this be done without pointing the pom.xml to the
local repository in the users profile.
Ok now I understand about reference properties
since im new to MAVEN 1.0.2
can u plz tell me where do I ll find ${user.home}/build.properties file to
make proxy changes or is there any way through which I can direct MAVEN to use
local repository instead of remote one . I have downloaded
${user.home} is your $HOME in linux
maven always checks first local repo under ${user.home}/.maven/repository
your proxy properties depend on your network, you must find out.
On 10/14/05, F-a-r-h-a-n-a [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok now I understand about reference properties……since im new to
Hi
I have installed Maven1.0.2 as prerequisites software for GridPort3.5.1
http://gridport.net/index.cgi on Red hat Linux 9.0
..Maven1.0.2 is
successfully installed and while installing GridPort3.5.1 when I run the
command MAVEN it gives following error of missing jar files in the
Is there an easy way to add dependencies to the project.xml file? It seems
to me you should be able to just click on something instead of having to cut
and paste into that project.xml file. There is that nice repository view. I
tried double clicking on the modules but no luck.
Thanks,
Siegfried
Have you tried mevenide(http://mevenide.codehaus.org). With this plugin,
the POM synchronizer could be the solution for you. Good luck.
Regards
Jiaqi Guo
http://www.cyclopsgroup.com
Siegfried Heintze wrote:
Is there an easy way to add dependencies to the project.xml file? It seems
to me
There are already 2-3 mirror sites defined
wat I want to know is how to
set Proxy properties using maven1.0.2 like :
(maven.proxy.host
.
maven.proxy.port)
in ${user.home}/build.properties file. Plz specify the location of this
${user.home}/build.properties file
Im unable
Hi Fabrice,
I am using SVN, but had the same kind of problem (at first).
In your release plugin configuration, did you also provide username, along
password ? I provided both, and it worked.
Now the odd part : I recently removed username and password and it's still
working. I can't tell why...
I have Junit tests that work with Spring and Hibernate, so I have to access
a Spring Bean config file along with hibernate.cfg.xml.
I also have a bunch of Hibenrate HBM files.
Where should they go so that Maven 2 can see them when it runs
surefire:test?
I tried adding the following to my
Hi.
A repository is a place for m2 to get artifacts. I doubt if that can be
disabled though.
There is, however, -o which will disable all remote activities in
m2... yes, it disables the retrieval of artifacts from the repository,
but also other offlince tasks like scm activities.
The
Marrs,
You could put your Hibernate HMB files in the default Test Resource
folder ${basedir}/src/test/resources so your unit tests can see them.
Or if you prefer to put your test resources on other folder then you can
configure your POM.XML just like this: (Note: doing this will override
No, the plugins are only unloaded when reinstalled, but they are
unlikely to be the cause for this.
How large is your reactor?
- Brett
On 10/15/05, John Fallows [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Brett,
On 10/13/05, Brett Porter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is fixed in the next Maven release
I think maven -q will do this, though it does suppress much of the
other output too.
- Brett
On 10/15/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there anyway to suppress the artifact download progress messages
issued by Maven? This looks fine on a console; but in build reports,
takes
Use ant's flatten mapper:
mapper type=flatten/
On 10/15/05, Antonio PAROLINI [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I am trying to put jars referenced by a pom into an EAR using a ant
task:
---
target name=make-ear-maven if=maven.aware
artifact:dependencies
On 10/15/05, Yann Le Du [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now the odd part : I recently removed username and password and it's still
working. I can't tell why...
This is a consequence of svn - it caches the information.
- Brett
-
To
Yes, the pom is the easiest way - otherwise we'd need to have one of
each of the Id parameters for each scope.
- Brett
On 10/15/05, Matt Raible [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 10/14/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I share Matt's concern. It'd be nice if I can do something like:
${localRepository} instead of ${maven.repo.local} and putting the
dependency inside the plugin element is probably the most effective
use of it.
I agree it should not be necessary to give the local path - perhaps
you could record a feature request?
- Brett
On 10/14/05, Bruno Essmann [EMAIL
This seems to work, but I've had to exclude a lot of dependencies in
order to trim the JARs down to what I had previous with
all-jars-in-CVS. The one I can't seem to get rid of is
servlet-api-2.4.jar. Is there a quick way to find out which
dependency is causing it to be included?
Many of my
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