Brett,
So are you saying that if the jars are named correctly (i.e. xxx-javadoc and
xxx-src) that Maven2 will automatically pull them to the local repository?
So if my project has a dep on a 3rd party jar, and they've included the src
and api jars, then Maven2 will pull them to my local repo as
That doesn't work for me - I have to delcare an additional dependency,
and a classifier. Like this:
dependency
groupId...
artifactId...
version...
classifiersources/classifier
/dependency
same for javadoc (no s in the end of javadocs... ;-)
As for deploying them - I bind the
On 10/24/05, Arik Kfir [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That doesn't work for me - I have to delcare an additional dependency,
Yes, that's correct, but I believe the eclipse plugin automates this
and the others can too.
As for deploying them - I bind the sources/javadoc plugins to the
install/deploy
cool!
On 10/24/05, Brett Porter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 10/24/05, Arik Kfir [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That doesn't work for me - I have to delcare an additional dependency,
Yes, that's correct, but I believe the eclipse plugin automates this
and the others can too.
As for deploying
Cool, hopefully the idea plugin will take advantage of this soon! (and the
documentation of maven will mention how to generate such artifacts)
regards,
Wim
2005/10/22, Brett Porter [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
In Maven2, yes, it is standardised (-src and -javadoc) and they can be
published to the
well, javadocs culd be published easily in maven 1.x but AFAIK it was almost
completely unused (try searching the ibiblio.org http://ibiblio.orgrepository)
So to get the feature useful, there should be a more aggressive policy IMHO.
Like when uploading to remote repository always upload javadocs
On 23.10.2005, at 14:08, Milos Kleint wrote:
well, javadocs culd be published easily in maven 1.x but AFAIK it
was almost
completely unused (try searching the ibiblio.org http://
ibiblio.orgrepository)
So to get the feature useful, there should be a more aggressive
policy IMHO.
Like when
Wow, I was unaware of that being possible. How do you do it?
regards,
Wim
2005/10/23, Ralph Pöllath [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On 23.10.2005, at 14:08, Milos Kleint wrote:
well, javadocs culd be published easily in maven 1.x but AFAIK it
was almost
completely unused (try searching the
We are going to add this to the recommended upload request, and it is
by default in m2 using the release plugin. Just using deploy without
the profile activated does not do it, but this is because we don't
want to build them for snapshots and development builds due to the
time involved.
We'll get
Are there any plans to add support of optionally specifying API and SRC jars
for a given dependency?
We've built a plugin to do this, and then update our IDE, but its not
standard...but if it were standard in Maven (extra xml tags?) then all the
IDE plugins would support it
Based on this
In Maven2, yes, it is standardised (-src and -javadoc) and they can be
published to the repository by default.
- Brett
On 10/21/05, Sal Campana [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are there any plans to add support of optionally specifying API and SRC jars
for a given dependency?
We've built a plugin
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