Hi,
I defined a build.property file in my user.home directory. In this file I
defined a variable maven.home.local and set it to ${maven.home}/myRepository
This works fine for all maven operations, except the bootstrap build.
There this variable isn't resolved correctly and maven (or ant?) creates
a directory ${maven.home}/myRepository and the build fails.
Is this a bug in the build-bootstrap.xml?
Thanks
Christian
-----Original Message-----
From: Heiko Kundlacz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, October 17, 2003 9:02 AM
To: Maven Users List
Subject: Re: Maven Documentation
Here is a code example. You can use each ant task. In my example here
you find the integration of vssget (optional ant task). Use your ant
tasks like you would have a build.xml file in ant. As you can see here,
I load the parameters external from an xml-file. I use a special
goal:prepare_ant_classpath, as I also want to integrate a connection to
subversion. The subversion ant tasks are in a special jar and must be
made public to "ant". So, if you also have special ant tasks and have
the jar available, than put the special_ant_task.jar on a web server,
prepare your dependency section in project.xml (because it must be
downloaded to your local repository .... am I right?) and set the property:
maven.repo.remote =
http://www.ibiblio.org/maven,http://my_web_server_host/path_to_the_jar_direc
tory
Hope this helps ......
<goal name="getFilesVSS">
<attainGoal name="loadFile"/>
<attainGoal name="prepare_ant_classpath"/>
<j:forEach var="value" items="${xdoc}">
<j:set var="localPath">
${maven.compile.src.set}/${value.attribute("localPath").getValue()}
</j:set>
<mkdir dir="${localPath}"/>
<j:set var="vsspath"> ${value.attribute("value").getValue()}</j:set>
<j:if test="${maven.debug}">
<echo>Debug: path = ${vsspath}</echo>
</j:if>
<attainGoal name="doAntVSS"/>
<vssget vsspath="${vsspath}"
localpath="${localPath}"
recursive="${recursive}"
db="${db}"
login="${login},${passwd}"/>
</j:forEach>
</goal>
<goal name="loadFile"
description="Loads an xml-File and saves content to a var">
<u:file var="filename" name="${basedir}/${qnamic.file.repos}"/>
<x:parse var="xmlcontent" xml="${filename}"/>
<echo>svn_plugin.loadFile: Loading file
${basedir}/${qnamic.file.repos}</echo>
<!-- ### Load ssdir ###-->
<x:set var="xdoc" select="$xmlcontent/repos/ssdir[1]"/>
<j:set var="ssdir">${xdoc.get(0).attribute("value").getValue()}</j:set>
<j:if test="${maven.debug}">
<echo>Debug: ssdir = ${ssdir}</echo>
</j:if>
<....................snip ................>
</goal>
Regards
Heiko
Brett Porter wrote:
>You want to run a separate ant build.xml, or just embed ant tags? Either
way
>it's the same thing, as to run ant you are embedding the ant tag which is
>actually an task provided by ant. (Is that confusing enough?:)
>
>Have you read the user guide? In particular:
>http://maven.apache.org/reference/user-guide.html#maven.xml
>
>- Brett
>
>
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: Ted Weatherly [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>Sent: Thursday, 23 October 2003 11:11 AM
>>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>Subject: Maven Documentation
>>
>>
>>I want to call ant within maven. I guess I have to use the
>><ant> tag. Where can I find documentation on this tag?
>>
>>-Ted
>>
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