Is anyone currently using maven2 to generate the deployment code for their ejbs
for use on a WebSphere app server? It appears that there is not yet a plugin
for WebSphere in m2. I tried to write my own, but am running into some
problems with that. I've gotten the ant task distributed by IBM
I've just installed Maven 2.0 beta-3 and I'm walking through some simple
exercises to get a feel for the app. I've used the archetype plugin to create
a simple java project and it seems to build fine. However, if I add another
test class to the src/test/java directory m2 doesn't seem to
Hello all -
I have taken over a project that is being built on maven 1 and would like to
move it on to maven 2 when it is released. Currently we do a lot of
in-container testing on our ejbs which sounds like it would belong in the
integration-test phase of the m2 lifecycle. The question is,
I am using maven 1 to build an ear project that contains several jars/ejbs and
a war. I have a few external libraries that the different modules depend on
and I would like to package these dependencies in the ear under a libs
directory. I've set up my dependency with the ear.bundle.dir
Check out this thread:
Using Java:Compile JavaDoc and Clover with Multiple Source Directories
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=turbine-maven-userm=111660730616770w=2
I'm using essentially the exact same code to generate my javadocs and it works
great.
The only problem I had was that the
postGoal name=test:test
echo message=In the postGoal /
j:if test=${maven.test.failure}
echo message=Test failure/
fail message=There were unit test failures/
/j:if
/postGoal
/project
I hope this helps!
Rod
On 6/24/05, Michael Deck [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello All -
I am trying to understand
Hello All -
I am trying to understand exactly how and when postGoals are executed. Based
on reading the werkz project documentation it seems that a postGoal should be
executed regardless of the success of failure of the goal upon which it acts,
but this does not seem to be the case. I've
