Wim Deblauwe a écrit :
Hi Dan, I'm around :)
Problem 1:
I noticed this too. The way I understand that Continuum works is that
it takes the pom.xml you give it (from any location) and uses that
information to build up the configuration it needs to build a project.
So I would suggest to create a view, give that pom.xml to Continuum
and then you can delete that view again (but normally, you will have a
development view, so you can use that one, no need to delete that
afterwards).
Continuum will create a new view using the config spec you passed in
the scm url in the pom. That pom it sees in the view is then read by
Continuum to build your view.
I really wonder what happens if you change the pom though. Does
Continuum notice this? I have not tested this yet. Maybe one of
Continuum people can answer this?
yes, pom file is read each time a build is launched.
Problem 2:
I have read that Continuum will create a project for each sub-module
of your multi-project build. You should pass the parent pom to
Continuum (also from a view) and the rest should happen automatically.
For info on ClearCase: http://maven.apache.org/scm/clearcase.html
regards,
Wim
2006/1/3, dan tran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Wim,
Do you have a suggestion for this problem? Hope you are around ;-)
-Dan
On 1/3/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi dan,
Now more confused.
My pom.xml is in my clearcase view like
ccview
+ MyModule
+ EJB
+pom.xml
+ web
+pom.xml
+ pom.xml
and my pom.xml at Mymodule has the scm information. i'm giving this patch
in continuum maven 2+ project.
Now as per your advise (which is continumm need to create new view, its
cannot use existing one) lets say i'm gonna remove the existing view and
create a new one. in that case
how do i give pom.xml path to continuum??? coz i removed my view, and
there is no pom.xml available.
Are u asking me to have copy of pom.xml somewhere else?
in that case isn't double work??
and another question as part of multi module. I have snapshot deploy of
my modules at my repository..so at my repository i have like the following
directory structure deployed
Repo
+ MyModule
+SNAPSHOT
+{date}.pom
+ EJB
+ SNAPSHOT
+ {date}.pom
+.....
How do i give url at continuum for this multimodule?
When i gave it like http://Repo/MyModule/SNAPSHOT/{date.pom} it tries to
find its children at http://Repo/MyModule/SNAPSHOT/{date}/EJB/pom.xml ??
Please bare with me if it seems to be stupid questions...
Can any one have any explaination for this?? I would appreciate if anyone
could give me some samples also
Thanks,
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Raghurajan Gurunathan
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