Any suggestions on this. This problem is really bugging me.
On 5/22/06, Kanakambaran Nair [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This issue is solved when module C is given as a dependency in the
project.xml of module A. I do not understand why this works, because A
does not have any compile time
Thanks for the suggestions, we are using ant rmic in maven.xml now.
This issue is solved when module C is given as a dependency in the
project.xml of module A. I do not understand why this works, because A does
not have any compile time dependency on C.
Could somebody please explain ?
Hello,
Is a plugin for doing rmic available for Maven 1.x ?
Regards,
Kanakambaran
Hi
I have three modules - Module A, Module B and Module C. Module A has
dependency on module B and B has dependency on C. A is not directly
dependent on C ie it doesnt have any compile time dependency.
I provided the dependency for Module C in Module B's
project.xmlanddepedency for Module B
Change to
dependency
groupIdaxis/groupId
artifactIdaxis/artifactId
version1.2.1/version
/dependency
On 8/24/05, Levitt, David, Bookspan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
With the property commented out, it just complains:
Attempting to download apache-axis-1.2.1.jar.
WARNING: Failed to download
I was able to solve this issue by changing the machine name(host name)in the
remote repository list to the IP address.
Didn't quite understand what the issue is, though.
Any ideas ?
Regards,
Kanakambaran
Hi,
I am using Maven 1.0.2. My remote repository is setup as a tomcat server
and I have specified the maven.repo.remote in my build.properties.
While building the following log appears
Attempting to download hibernate3.jar
warning: last-modified not specified
0K downloaded
[javac] error:
Hi,
Downloading normally is possible, that is what we are doing now -
downloading manually and copying to the local repository :) which is
something we do not want to do.
Have checked the tomcat server logs and didn't find any errors.
I tried using mavne1.1-beta-1, am getting another error
We do have a proxy but not for machines in the intranet. Also, while trying
to access the same via the browser, it does not ask for any
username/password.
we are using the JXR plugin
Hi,
I am using Maven 1.0.2. I have setup an internal repository for our team. I
am able to access it via http after running a web server on that machine.
But we want to restrict the access to the repository and want everyone to
access it via ftp only.
I have set the property
Sorry abt the typo in the line
I am able to access the ftp site by giving ftp://n6770
I am able to access the site by giving ftp://n6770 but it prompts me to
enter the username and password.
Hi,
I found out how to specify the username and password as part of the ftp url
Now I have specified the remote repository as
maven.repo.remote = ftp:///uname:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
but I am still getting the same error when I try to build.
Error retrieving artifact from
Some more info on this - here is the output of maven -X
Attempting to download xyz-1.0.jar.
Getting URL: ftp://n123/xyz/jars/xyz-1.0.jar
username is xyz; password hidden
Error retrieving artifact from [ftp://n123/xyz/jars/xyz-1.0.jar]:
java.net.ProtocolException:
Server redirected too many
Try adding this after the project tag
pomVersion3/pomVersion
JIRA is for bugs.
Regards
On 6/27/05, Brian Moseley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
using 1.1-beta-1, jar:install generates a Cannot evaluate expression
exception caused by a NumberFormatException thrown by
Project.isPomCurrent.
Is there any way in which we can selectively bundle dependent jars (other
than writing jelly code)? The jar.bundle property seems to be for this but
it does not work.
Regards,
Kanakambaran
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