I have a *.war file that is already constructed. All I want to do is
Zip it together with some OpenSSO jars and an installation script.
Problem is that I don't have a sufficient understanding of how the
assembly file tools work. They don't seem to behave in a standard
manner. Anyone know where I
So what I want to produce is a zip file that contains:
An installation script
A directory with OpenSSO files for the app server.
Possibly a directory with the app server itself.
Problem: I can't, for the life of me, figure out how to copy and zip a
directory into an assembly. I've been trying to
So I have a project which builds several submodules but culminates in
the construction of a war file out of those submodules. In the end,
all I need is the war file. How can I run an assembly AFTER and ONLY
AFTER everything else is done and exclusive of the submodules?
Jim C.
So in other terms, I want to run an assembly in a specified phase for
a specified module.
On Fri, Jul 17, 2009 at 9:10 AM, Jim Collingsjlistn...@gmail.com wrote:
So I have a project which builds several submodules but culminates in
the construction of a war file out of those submodules. In the
I figured a way to make this work. The way the project is arranged,
there is the parent module... but there is also a submodule which
generates the war and has all the others as dependencies. Put the
assembly code in this module and it only runs when that module runs.
:-)
On Fri, Jul 17, 2009 at
Brian E. Fox wrote:
Make a new module that builds your assembly and place a dependency on
the war so that it will run last.
Hey, that's a great idea! That will also allow me to separate the
assembly from the rest, making is easier for other Dev's to understand.
Thanks! :-)
Jim C.
So I have a sub module that has an assembly. It is associated with
the package goal. Each time I run install though, the zip file
created is placed in the repository. There is no need for this. How
can I prevent it?
Jim C.
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http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-assembly-plugin/usage.html
So the docs I found at the link above had this to say:
When the assembly is created it will use the assemblyId as the
artifact's classifier and will attach the created assembly to the
project and will be uploaded into the
Didn't work. Neither did changing appendAssemblyId to false.
Anybody have additional ideas?
On Thu, Jul 23, 2009 at 11:25 AM, Jim Collingsjlistn...@gmail.com wrote:
http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-assembly-plugin/usage.html
So the docs I found at the link above had this to say:
When
Yes. I've been reading this page. Can you be more specific?
On Thu, Jul 23, 2009 at 11:50 AM, Nord, Jamesjn...@nds.com wrote:
http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-assembly-plugin/single-mojo.html#attach
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OK, thanks! That keeps if from installing. Now if I can just keep it
from building the assembly twice. I'll have it made. ;-/
Jim C.
On Fri, Jul 24, 2009 at 11:14 AM, Mohan KRkmoh@gmail.com wrote:
set the attachfalse/attach in the plugin config.
OK, looks like the assembly building twice is an actual maven bug.
On Fri, Jul 24, 2009 at 11:31 AM, Jim Collingsjlistn...@gmail.com wrote:
OK, thanks! That keeps if from installing. Now if I can just keep it
from building the assembly twice. I'll have it made. ;-/
Jim C.
On Fri, Jul 24,
Well, I tried this in the configuration section of the assembly but
it didn't seem to change anything.
skipAssemblyinstall/skipAssembly
In the documentation it metions an expression: ${skipAssembly}
What does this represent?
Jim C.
On Fri, Jul 24, 2009 at 12:16 PM, Dan Trandant...@gmail.com
Found here:
http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-assembly-plugin/single-mojo.html#skipAssembly
I've been trying to use it to keep the assembly from building twice.
Phase is set to package and goal is single.
Typically the build is constructed by calling mvn clean install.
Any Ideas?
Jim C.
Jim Collings wrote:
OK, looks like the assembly building twice is an actual maven bug.
On Fri, Jul 24, 2009 at 11:31 AM, Jim Collingsjlistn...@gmail.com wrote:
OK, thanks! That keeps if from installing. Now if I can just keep it
from building the assembly twice. I'll have it made
So I have a jar that needs to be in an assembly but not in the war
file. It's a jdbc driver for the appserver.
How can I get it into the compressed archive but outside of the *.war file?
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So my container requires a jdbc driver for a resource and we are doing a
scripted install of our war file. I need the jar but I need it outside
the war file and inside the assembly zip file so that my installation
script can put it in the container's classpath. Any suggestions as to
how I might
The question in question was mine rather than Mr. Russo's. ;-)
So I've created a SunWebserver module and added the jar as a
dependency. What maven is producing now is nothing when I use the
compile goal and a jar with manifest.mf, pom.xml, pom.properties etc.
Still no jar though. Not even as a
BTW, I've tried this by using a dependancySet in the descriptor. This
didn't work out.
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This is still a problem. Still not working. Clues anyone?
On Mon, Aug 31, 2009 at 10:50 AM, Jim Collingsjlistn...@gmail.com wrote:
BTW, I've tried this by using a dependancySet in the descriptor. This
didn't work out.
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So, the recommended way is to have something like this, correct?
xx-weblogic (all code for web-application)
xx-webapp (the actual war, containing src/main/webapp, src/main/resources,
but no src/main. Code is really included though .jar files in lib).
I've created a xx-weblogic module.
Is there any way to do this? The jar in question is not part of my
build but is part of my assembly as it needs to be installed into the
web container by the installation script.
I've had one suggestion so far that I should create a separate module
for getting the jar but I'll need more details.
Not so much. Take Weblogic for example. You really can't deploy a
Struts2 based WAR file to it because of library conflicts. It would be
cool if I could specify somehow, somewhere that this is a Weblogic
project. Then it would always build as an ear and would include a
weblogic-application.xml
If we can figure this issue out, I'll see if I can't publish/post a
maven-based solution in the Maven and Oracle forums so that others
will not have to go through our pain.
We are having all the usual problems regarding where Weblogic expects
to find things and what exclusions need to be made in
But it still is incredibly annoying that I have to send the war file with
all libraries to make it to work.
Clarification? Are you installing the jar libraries as Oracle shared
libraries or something? I'm totally gonna blow a gasket if I have to
do that.
I've created a new thread with more
Exceptions when trying to deploy are as follows:
INFO: ... initialized Struts-Spring integration successfully
java.lang.Exception: Could not load
servers/AdminServer/tmp//appmergegen_1254502686535_OurApp/war/WEB-INF/classes/com...
I wonder if this might be related to staging but I've fiddled
I want to append the subversion revision to the file name of the
assembly but not the war file. I believe I already have access to the
${buildNumber} as it shows up in my manifest appropriately.
Clue?
Jim C.
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Assume that a command exists on all OS's and is in the command
execution path. 'svnversion', for example. Is there a plugin that
will allow one to execute it?
Jim C.
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It seems to me that the API only supports execution of the 'svn'
command and it's various parameters and switches. The problem is that
in subversion, a different executable command is used to retrieve a
proper detailed version number of the local copy, that being
'svnversion'. Using this command,
The objective is to prevent maven's attempt at site deployment.
Everything else, though, I want. Problem is that when I use the xml
below, it ONLY installs.
So I added goals with install:
plugin
groupIdorg.apache.maven.plugins/groupId
-mojo.html#goals
2009/12/10 Jim Collings jlistn...@gmail.com:
The objective is to prevent maven's attempt at site deployment.
Everything else, though, I want. Problem is that when I use the xml
below, it ONLY installs.
So I added goals with install:
plugin
. There is an option for setting custom ones on the
perform mojo:
http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-release-plugin/perform-mojo.html#releaseProfiles
On Thu, 2009-12-10 at 09:25 -0500, Jim Collings wrote:
The objective is to prevent maven's attempt at site deployment.
Everything else, though, I want
Aw crud.
Thanks for your help guys but this turned out to be a case of
developer headspace and timing. ;-)
I forgot that I had to call maven:prepare first. My assumption at the
time was that it would be called by maven:perform if it was required.
Not the case though.
Works great now.
Jim C.
OK, so I've a project that uses two different containers. Sun
Webserver 7 and Weblogic. I'm trying to set up an automated deployment
that is easily configurable for the individual developers, cause they
all have their stuff in different places. What I want is a properties
file that the dev can
all have their stuff in different places. What I want is a properties
file that the dev can stash in his home directory which will be read
by Maven to establish installation parameters and JVM options for each
Maybe use settings.xml in user home dir? Otherwise this calls for a profile.
Profiles are used to just swap between configurations, run plugins that
normally don't run, etc.
Stuff you'd like to be able to switch on and off.
If your goal is to just load properties, that seems like a good approach.
Now if you had a properties file for each server type, then you'd
For those just starting this, I'm automating a deployment of a
two-part project that has one part on Sun Webserver 7 and another on
Weblogic. Each dev should be able to have his or her own special
configuration so in the previous thread I figured out how to load
stuff from a centralized properties
On Thu, Feb 18, 2010 at 2:56 PM, Wayne Fay wayne...@gmail.com wrote:
Profiles? Aren't those used for different platforms? I think you
mistake my meaning. We have a project that has two subcomponents, one
of which runs on a full J2EE container, Weblogic and the other which
runs on Sun
Cargo supports Jetty and Tomcat, so it's not only for full Java EE
containers no.
/Anders
OK, then I'll have a closer look.
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This looks pretty complex... then again maybe I had better look again
after I've had more sleep. ;-)
On Fri, Feb 19, 2010 at 6:51 AM, Jim Collings jlistn...@gmail.com wrote:
Cargo supports Jetty and Tomcat, so it's not only for full Java EE
containers no.
/Anders
OK, then I'll have
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Oh, wait. I think I found it.
If you want to subscribe to one of the Cargo mailing lists, you have to go here:
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I can't seem to subscribe to any of their lists
Here is what I am seeing when I try to run mvn test:
I've been poking around looking for someone else who might have been
having similar problems but so far all I've been able to discover is
that it is likely to be a transitive dependency problem with the
logger. Could use some clues as to how I
Well, what I'm really looking for is an approach to figuring out the
problem or if I can't get that, at least a better understanding of it.
I'm not sure I understand your question, but in general, if you need to find
a JAR containing an arbitrary class, you can use the Nexus search engine,
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