There have been other issues related to the hibernate3 plugin. For example, it doesn't seem to fire when you first create a project from an archetype.
I don't know what could be causing the other issues and I haven't seen #3 myself. Do you get #3 after Jetty restarts a few times? If you'd like, you can enter this in a JIRA issue and I can take it up with the plugin authors. Thanks, Matt P.S. In the future, please send questions to the user mailing list. I've cc'd them for your convenience. On 1/30/07, Anno Langen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello Matt, I am working with AppFuse2-M2 and want to report on certain instabilities that would not make for a useful bug report. Slight variations have radical effects. I am controlling my environment pretty tightly, using maven and minimal environment variables. But here are three mysteries from today. db-unit CLEAN_INSERT is now trying to execute before hibernate3 hbm2dll. They are both plugins with operations in test-compile and hibernate3 continues to occur before dbunit in the POM but something has flipped their execution order and I don't know how to force the correct order. Following, "mvn clean", hbm2dll ceased working with a ClassNotFoundException about one of my classes. However, following a "mvn package -Dmaven.test.skip" the tests can then pass. Some packaging step has become a prerequisite for test-compile. Finally, during execution I sporadically encounter NPE from org.apache.jasper.compiler.TagLibraryInfoImpl.toString(TagLibraryInfoImpl.java:103), which is from jetty's redistribution of jsp-api.jar. This is some initialization sequence error. I don't see it with Tomcat, only with Jetty and not consitently there. Do you know how to control the execution order of maven goals in the same life cycle? Do you understand what packaging might be needed for classes compiled from source so that hbm2dll can pick them up? Anno
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