Re: Maven Documentation

[hkundlacz.qnamic]

And whats the error message?

Christian Goos wrote:

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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