Hi,
I tried to add a snippet of xml code to the site.xml and the site plugin chokes
since it is not expecting it.
Does anyone have an example of using the ganalytics-maven-plugin plugin?
Is there another way to add non-complaint xml snippets to a maven site.xml file?
Thanks very much!
I was fighting with m2 because it could find a jar I knew was on
http://mirrors.ibiblio.org/pub/mirrors/maven2 I added the repo to
my repository list, and all works great now.
The question in all of this is that I thought the base/root types of
repositories are automatically added to the
I am using the the m2 eclipse plugin and while it works (and I appreciate it
very much), I just can't stand the several minute long build cycles and looking
for something that will speed up my development.
Can anyone recommend something for me besides the
http://m2eclipse.codehaus.org/ ?
I would like to create a distribution of my project. I would like the
distribution to include sources, maven files, etc... Extra credit for
zip and gz support!
Can someone point me to a plugin that would come close to this
functionality?
Thanks!
Phillip
I dealt with this one too. I had to take a step back.
Maven is great for building/compiling code, but it is not an platform
for execution.
My problem went away when I decided to use maven to package/build my
projects and left sql/data migration programs/etc/ to ant scripts.
Just my 2 cents.
I have a project that will be using hibernate, but it
appears that the hibernate plugin has not been
developed yet for maven 2.
Can someone confirm this for me?
Thank you!
Phillip Rhodeshttp://www.jsso.org Open source Java Identity and Authorization
Serviceshttp://www.rhoderunner.com Open
My maven build is failing because it can't find this
jar file. I would appreciate what I should be looking
for to get past this
this jar is not in jarhoo.com
Thanks
Downloading:
http://repo1.maven.org/maven2/javax/jdo/jdo/2.0-20050507/jdo-2.0-20050507.jar
[WARNING] Unable to get resource
I am using maven 2 and cannot find an example by which
I can have a property file get put into my jar file.
I have the property file sitting in with the java code
in /src/main/java/com/
Is this best done via pom resource declaration or via
pre-compile goals?
Is there any complete examples
My j2ee-1.3.1.jar is being included in my war file
although I set the scope to provided
I am using Maven version: 2.0-beta-2
Is this a bug or am I making a mistake?
Thank you!
In my dependencies:
dependency
groupIdj2ee/groupId
artifactIdj2ee/artifactId
I am using Maven version: 2.0-beta-2
I have a webapp/WEB-INF/tlds directory that has
several tld's in it that are not included in the war
file that is packaged.
Most of the tld's are struts related...
What properties do I need to set to include the tlds
in the war? I don't see this referenced
I need to do some ssh commands in maven.
Has anyone ever used jsch in maven? I would expect
to see it documented as a plugin, but numerous
searches for ssh and maven did not return any
information.
Thanks.
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I have a core project that encapsulates some domain
objects that I reuse in many of my projects. Many of
the domain objects use hibernate to be persisted. I
use the xdoclet and hibernate plugins to generate the
mapping files and create the tables in a schema.
I reuse these core object
I am not aware of the ability to issue a sql shutdown
to an in-process HSQL instance.
In your case, it would appear to me that you will have
to stop the server.
HTH
--- Siegfried Goeschl [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi Sebastien,
I think you need to issue a SQL shutdown command for
HSQLDB
Hi,
I am trying to use the dist plugin to push source and
binary distributions to my remote website.
When I invoke the goal, it is trying to push the
distributions to login.ibiblio.org.
I do not see a documented property for the goal that
controls the destination of the distribution.
I have set
Sorry, my googling didn't find me the answer that I
needed.
I would like to upload resources for my project (jsso)
onto ibiblio. It includes a plugin, jar and war, and
some dependent libraries that are open sourced, but
not on ibiblio.
I see the page in the maven site that says to open up
a
I am in a quandary.
My junit tests require a database to run.
My hibernate:schema-export task needs to have compiled
java class files to run
My junit tests kick off when I try to compile the java
source files
So there isn't a database for my junit test (or rather
there is an out-of-sync one)
I am seeking advice on which approach to use.
Currently, I have one maven project that creates a
war.
However, I need to create a jar from the java in this
project. Previously, I would just call jar:install
and war:install and that worked for me fine. However,
since I now have unit tests, this
I am trying to change the location of the local
repository so that everyone in our group could use the
same repo...
The FAQ points me to a default.properties file , but
there is no such file in maven.
I do not want to have to create a default.properties
file in every project...
Is this where the
Upper management is giving our group an ultimatum to
use kintana for change control and configuration
management.
Currently we are using ant, shell scripts and cvs. I
am converting projects to maven to do some proof of
concept, see how it would work...
I was wondering if anyone else out there
Sorry, I don't mean to be off topic, but as build
engineers for enterprise systems, we will run into
the same build related issues. Currently I run the
migration of code and application server
infrastructure for a fortune 100 b2b site. We have
over 30 app servers in each env. I do this using
There is a ant cvs task that works well for me.
I would do a pregoal and just call out to the ant:cvs
task.
http://ant.apache.org/manual/CoreTasks/cvs.html
goal name=cvs
ant:cvs
cvsRoot=:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/usr/local/cvsroot/public
package=${projectdir} port=2401
I am trying to get some property files into the
classes directory of my war file.
I have tried the following:
Placing the property files into the src/conf directory
of my project.
That did not work.
I also created a project.properties file with the
following:
maven.war.classes.includes=conf
But
I need to create war files that are for specific
env's. The differences are usernames, passwords, sso
settings that exist in web.xml and application
configuration files.
Currently, I use property files and the
ant/copy/filterset to accomplish this. Based upon a
property value that I pass to
hibernate
property files, the schema file, while created, will
be empty.
I will commit my work to cvs tonight if you want to
see everything.
Looking at the error, please validate your hbm file
using the hibernate dtd file. I would guess that is
the problem.
Hope that gives you hope.
Phillip
Sorry,
Extreme newbie here.
I am trying to use apache axis, and hence I need the
jaxrpc.jar that works with it.
I do not see jaxrpc in
http://www.ibiblio.org/maven/jaxrpc/
Anyway I copied the jar that I had to the local
repository and renamed it jaxrpc-1.0.jar.
I have 2 questions:
1) I
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