Is there a plugin to export the content of "changes.xml" (all
releases notes) in a text file ?
The announcement only generates the current release.
The solution is the modification of the announcement jelly script ?
Thanks.
There seems to be a bigger issue here too.
What if I have the following project structure
project/
api-module/
src/
main/
mock/
test/
impl-module/
src/
main/
test/
Now, api-module needs to provide mocks for use by both the api-module
unit tests the impl-
Hi Andrew,
Right - it seems like the same situation I was describing. I think you would
have a POM that declares the dependencies included in the ZIP, and if you
were to produce the ZIP with that it would be a "secondary" type, and you
would just depend on the POM to aggregate its deps.
I agre
What is the content of the parent project?
I'm not sure why the proper exception has been swallowed, though - I'd need
to look into that.
- Brett
On 9/14/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> I have a multiproject that runs fine in Maven 1.0.2. In Maven 1.1 (beta1
> and beta
The only thing I can think of is if ArcimsMapServiceTest.class comes from a
directory other than target/classes?
- Brett
On 9/15/05, John C Cartwright <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hello All,
>
> I'm trying to exclude test classes from the generated war, but the
> following doesn't seem to be
Hi Mark,
This is by design. For simplicity, it is intended that profiles behave
identically to inheritence, and inheritence doesn't merge resource sets.
This may or may not be the right behaviour though - but we should discuss in
that context rather than the profile.
- Brett
On 9/14/05, Mark
What I will do for the next release is test for this variable and if it is
there, test for the class, and fail with a better error if not.
- Brett
On 9/15/05, Davy Toch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Solution:
>
> - point MAVEN_HOME to maven-1.1-beta2
> - modify PATH to point the 'bin' folder
Hi Emmanuel and All, Thanks for the help!
I've implemented the command in my pom.xml, as follows:
.
.
.
scm:cvs:pserver:@::
.
.
.
using http://maven.apache.org/maven2/maven-model/maven.html#class_Scm as a
guide, and get
the following result:
+ Error stacktraces a
Notice this error in you stack trace. " Caused by:
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: repository connection must
start
with scm[delim]"
Somewhere it is trying to pick-up an SCM connection.
Have you defined a build.properties in your home directory (BTW, home
directory for XP, as far as Apache
The problem is I carelessly named my project.xml file as project.xml.xml.
After I correct the file name, I got the following error:
C:\My Projects\Sample-Maven-Project>maven java:compile
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Try adding -X to the maven command. You may want to direct that output
to a file. -X is the debug option. Examine the output carefully. You
should see where Maven is trying to pickup the source from. I suspect
your project.xml file is in the wrong location. It should be in the
parent director
http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MNG-896
On 12/09/05, Mark Hobson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I've got an applet that I'd like to be included in a war - both of
> which are m2 projects. Is there any current or proposed way for the
> war pom to specify a non-WEB-INF jar dependency?
Jesse McConnell wrote:
> snip ...
>
> if this is anything you are interested in, let me know and I'll steer you
> in the right direction.
>
> Jesse
>
Thanks Jesse, but the project that I am talking about just have started, so
I dont have migrations problems (or needs). But Thanks anyway.
I thi
http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MNG-895
On 13/09/05, Mark Hobson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Didn't want to file a bug if this was a conscious design decision, but
> with the following POM:
>
>
> ...
>
>
> a
>
>
>
>
> ...
>
>
> b
>
I've created a plugin I call jarset which may be of interest.
It creates a directory target/jarset.
It copies everything from src/bin to target/jarset/bin
It copies your jarfile to target/jarset/libs
It copies dependent jars to target/jarset/libs
It zips everything up.
It deploys to maven repo in
Right now we have an Ant build target that creates a dist dir like this:
dist/
theProject.jar
theProject.zip
lib/
log4j.jar
commons-httpclient.jar
...
theProject.jar contains all the classes based on the /src/java directory.
I removed ${basedir}, which has no positive effect. I double check the
directories
src/java, which has com.myapp.MyApp.java
src/config, which has myapp.properties
test/java, which has com.myapp.MyAppTest.java
project.xml
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src/java
test/java
**/*Te
It definitely isn't ${basedir}, and I would recommend leaving that in.
>From what I can see, it should work for the source code, but the test
code wouldn't because the paths are different (src/test vs. test/java).
Can you double-check the paths you put in your email to make sure
they're correct fo
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It's fairly stable, and should be getting a -beta-1 release Real Soon
Now. Give it a shot...you might find you like it! :-)
- -john
KC Baltz wrote:
| It looks like Assmebly is a Maven2 plugin. Is M2 stable? I was
leaning away from it because it
Try changing the sourceDirectory to src/java instead of /src/java. I
think it may be searching from the root of the drive for your files.
Rob
Qin Ding wrote:
Tom:
I erased the ${basedir} as you suggested, but I still got "No java source
to compile".
By the way, my Maven version is 1.0.2
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not entirely sure (my maven-1 is a bit rusty...), but try leaving off
the '${basedir}/' prefix for sourceDirectory and unitTestSourceDirectory.
HTH,
john
Qin Ding wrote:
| I am learning to use Maven. Following the tutorial on serverside.com
| (htt
Tom:
I erased the ${basedir} as you suggested, but I still got "No java source
to compile".
By the way, my Maven version is 1.0.2.
Qin
This is a PRIVATE message. If you are not the intended recipient, plea
try droping the ${basedir}/ from the dirs. like:
src/java
test/java
src/conf
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From: Qin Ding [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, September 14, 2005 2:43 PM
To: Maven Users List
Subject: Need Help, Please
I am learning to use Maven. Following the tutorial on se
It looks like Assmebly is a Maven2 plugin. Is M2 stable? I was leaning away
from it because it looked like it was an Alpha.
K.C.
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From: John Casey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, September 14, 2005 12:16 PM
To: Maven Users List
Subject: Re: How do I package
I am learning to use Maven. Following the tutorial on serverside.com
(http://www.theserverside.com/articles/article.tss?l=MavenMagic), to setup
the directory structure like the folloing:
c:\sample-maven-project
src/config
/myapp.properties
src/java
/com/myapp/M
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Actually, that's the same basic way I use it. I have always planned to
dig into the eclipse plugin and add this functionality, as it's
essentially useless for me too. :)
However, as yet I haven't even looked at the eclipse plugin, personally.
I'll tr
John, don't know if you read my earlier post today on a suggestion
for eclipse. Wasn't a great post, but it probably got lost in the
discussion on Ant. To summarize, I'm having a lot of success with one
project, consisting of one source folder per artifact project. So
Maven itself would con
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you probably want to look at the assembly plugin
(maven-assembly-plugin). I think maven-core uses it, but I don't have
the details on how to get started with it, other than to look at
src/assemble under maven-core in the m2 svn, which is at:
https://
Have you checked the assembly plugin? A good example is the one used
to package maven itself:
http://svn.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/*checkout*/maven/components/trunk/maven-core/src/assemble/bin.xml?rev=267344
Mark
On 14/09/05, Ashley Williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I also think there is a bun
I also think there is a bunch of stuff missing out of the box after
the install/deploy phase - but then again other than a war and ear
distribution, I don't know how many other standard zips structures
there are. What sort of zip structure do you envisage?
AW
On 14 Sep 2005, at 20:00, KC B
I've searched the archives, seen this question asked a bunch, but never seen an
answer I liked.
We're just starting to look at Maven and I'd like to be able to produce a ZIP
file that contains both the jar created from the source of our project as well
as all the jars it depends on. Is there
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I agree, except for one thing: we haven't released -beta-1 yet, which
means the final design of features is still in flux. Documentation under
these circumstances is not always the best idea. Also, we do have design
docs in various places (APT sources
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Some of the problems with the eclipse plugin are from an impedance
mismatch. Eclipse doesn't allow nesting of projects, while that's the
bread and butter for Maven. Therefore, for Eclipse users (like me), you
have to sort of graft multiproject support
Solution:
- point MAVEN_HOME to maven-1.1-beta2
- modify PATH to point the 'bin' folder of Maven 1.1 beta 2
Remark : if you do the first, but not the second, then you'll get the
error you indicated. What is confusing
however, is that you see '1.1-beta-2' in the Maven logo, despite the
fact tha
Hello All,
I'm trying to exclude test classes from the generated war, but the
following doesn't seem to be working - e.g. the file
"ArcimsMapserviceTest.class" appears in the generated webapp.
maven.properties:
maven.war.classes.excludes=**/*Test.class
I see (via maven -X) that the scanner
I _totally_ agree and in my ever so humble opinion this should be
made the top priority for new features as I can't think of a bigger
payoff for what I guess is just writing a new flavor of Mojo. You
would start to see a serious number of users flock to Maven -
familiarity is a powerful too
This is kind of like saying: "we don't have the spare cycles for unit
testing; we're spending all of our time fixing bugs."
Fact is, taking a few cycles off of frantic coding to do some decent
documentation would allow more developers to contribute, which *could*
give everyone more spare cycles.
I tried upgrading from 1.0.2 to 1.1-beta2 and I get an error right away.
Ie searched the mailing list and the compatability notes and don't see
anything about this error. nothing in JIRA either (close but not the
same). I've tested with JRockit and the SUN JDK, all JDK 1.5 and it
doesn't work.
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Actually, what I'd really like to see in the future is the convergence
of Ant APIs and Maven build process to form one ultra-rich platform for
running builds and developing build plugins. If you still want to run
Ant scripts, you have an optional ant-
On 14/09/05, Ashley Williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Mark, I see what you mean about autodeducing the war file with a pure
> maven plugin. However wouldn't it be easier to write a mapping layer
> that passes the maven war location to the ant task and any other
> properties too?
>
> So instead
Basically, we are trying to depend upon an Eclipse Plugin. Some plugins
exist as directories instead of as a jar file though they are often zipped
for distribution. For example org.eclipse.tomcat_4.1.30.1 is a directory
containing, among other things, 23 jars.
Project A provides some interfa
I create an issue for this problem (http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MNG-893)
I think that if you create a basic pom.xml file in your directory and
run your command, it will be ok.
Emmanuel
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All,
I'm using the scm plugin as follows:
m2 scm:checkout
-Dmaven.scm.ur
Thanks for info !
I was thinking it is an attempt to prepare to maven2 way (no maven.xml
nor project.properties)
Nico.
Arnaud HERITIER a écrit :
be careful. ${pom.properties} don't replaces properties you defined in your
project.properties.
it's only (I think) for a future use.
maven itse
Mark, I see what you mean about autodeducing the war file with a pure
maven plugin. However wouldn't it be easier to write a mapping layer
that passes the maven war location to the ant task and any other
properties too?
So instead of writing the tomcat plugin from scratch, you would
simpl
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Mark Hobson wrote:
| On 14/09/05, Ashley Williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
| [snip]
|
|>Well if an ant adapter was worked upon, wouldn't this mean some of
|>the existing plugin work is redundant, thus freeing up time? I mean
|>fast forward to a tim
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First, please post this sort of question to the users@ list in future.
I'm CC'ing this message there...
We're working to expand Maven into supporting other languages, but our
original use cases were Java-centric. This means the potential exists
for f
be careful. ${pom.properties} don't replaces properties you defined in your
project.properties.
it's only (I think) for a future use.
maven itself and its plugins don't use them !
Arnaud
On 9/14/05, Nicolas De Loof <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> Hello
>
> I'm trying ot prepare my projects f
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Comments inline...
Cheers,
john
Ashley Williams wrote:
| I'm glad this is on the cards!
|
| On 14 Sep 2005, at 15:07, John Casey wrote:
|
| We've been considering writing a mojo language adaptor for Ant
| scripts/scriptlets for awhile now...it's mo
On 14/09/05, Ashley Williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
[snip]
> Well if an ant adapter was worked upon, wouldn't this mean some of
> the existing plugin work is redundant, thus freeing up time? I mean
> fast forward to a time where we have an ant adapter - I can't see
> anyone choosing to use [mav
Hello
I'm trying ot prepare my projects for maven 1.1, so I'm setting my
project.xml files to include properties defined in project.proeprties.
Using maven 1.0.2, this tag is not used and project.properties is required.
To avoid duplicated declaration, do you know any hack to make maven
1.0.
My solution in M1 was to make the artifact a .zip file containing the
jar and all necessary configuration files and execution scripts. I
would expect the same kind of thing for M2, but haven't moved there yet.
..David..
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From: Andrius Karpavicius [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECT
I can't speak for what M2 does (but I'm hoping there's a plugin that
can, for the product project, use the transitive dependencies to point
out any out-of-sync versions for the same group/artifact ids). However,
I can say that M1 does indeed let you put version information on a
snapshot. We do it
I'm glad this is on the cards!
On 14 Sep 2005, at 15:07, John Casey wrote:
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We've been considering writing a mojo language adaptor for Ant
scripts/scriptlets for awhile now...it's more a matter of available
time
than anything else that this hasn'
Just been playing around with eclipse projects. I see that
eclipse:eclipse makes a separate project for each pom, whilst
retaining the option to add project references if you want to.
Wouldn't it make more sense though, for eclipse:eclipse to add a new
source folder under an existing eclips
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First, you'd be well-served to use the svn trunk version for this type
of problem, since you'll have better help for the second thing, which is:
Use profiles.
Inside your pom.xml, you could add the following:
~ ...
~
~
~ env-test
~
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We've been considering writing a mojo language adaptor for Ant
scripts/scriptlets for awhile now...it's more a matter of available time
than anything else that this hasn't happened yet. I know there are quite
a few people out there who would love to s
They should be waking up right about now ;)
On 14 Sep 2005, at 15:05, Mark Hobson wrote:
Ant tasks do potentially come
with fair amount of ant-related baggage though since they're not
strictly pojos.. what do the developers think?
On 14/09/05, Ashley Williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
[snip]
> Excuse the ill thought through syntax, especially when it comes to
> the group/artifact/version values, but hopefully this would be
> similar syntax as you'd use to configure any other plugin. And from
> the point of view of a maven u
You could also use Continuum :)
Yann
--- Vitaliy Geraymovych <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit :
> If I understood you correctly you could use cruisecontrol for your
> builds. It will generate a log file for each build with all the
> details. You cal also use cruisecontrol.war to view log files.
>
>
Should get my environment back from Ivy (another cool product!) today
so I will be in a position to recreate the problem.
On 14 Sep 2005, at 14:37, Mark Hobson wrote:
The tomcat goals don't currently bind themselves to the lifecycle, so
you have to invoke them explicity for them to run. Only
The tomcat goals don't currently bind themselves to the lifecycle, so
you have to invoke them explicity for them to run. Only the deploy
and redeploy goals use the @execute phase="package" to ensure that the
lifecycle has been completed up to the package phase before execution.
The other goals ar
If I understood you correctly you could use cruisecontrol for your
builds. It will generate a log file for each build with all the
details. You cal also use cruisecontrol.war to view log files.
Vitaliy
On 9/14/05, Vov@ Sadovyy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have interest task...-> To col
Hi,
I have interest task...-> To collect builds history, to make something like
builds history storage, with dates, test results etc. I see the only way -
to create an XML file and add during each build new record. But this
approach is complicated enough. Maybe somebody know simplest way? :)
Siegfried Goeschl wrote:
Hi Martin,
I'm not sure if you should use maven 2.0 alpha 3 as maven newbie for
production but this is a strictly personal opinion :-)
it isn't my opinion ;-)
For Maven 1.x you define a or and copy the file around
Cheers,
Siegfried Goeschl
[EMAIL PROT
it's possible to do it with m2 beta-1 and profiles.
you declare profile in your pom like this :
env-test
env
test
test.properties
env-production
env
product
Don't recall the tomcat exception (went away when I rebuild "@execute
phase" to "@phase") and don't mind waiting for binary + better docs.
However I do try to shoehorn a few things after the install task such
as deploying a webapp to tomcat. So is this a summary of the build
lifecycle?
co
I'll write a separate post for tomcat
It's probably that I haven't spent enough time writing maven plugins.
However from this list I've been considering Maven plugins as follows
A) they are things that should be separate from Maven, therefore
should be self contained and shouldn't ask about
Hi Siegfried,
maybe you are right.
But I'm in the "try out phase"...
When I really start with maven I don't want to set up the whole thing with
a maven version which is not compatible to the new one.
Regards,
Martin Kuhn
Siegfried Goeschl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
14.09.2005 14:47
Bitte ant
On 9/14/05, Ruud Wijnands <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I am using:
> - maven version 1.02
> - svn 1.1
> - a multiproject build with the following structure:
> trunk/project.xml
> trunk/build.properties
> trunk/project.projecties
> trunk/comp1/project.xml
> trunk/comp2/project.xml
> etc.
Vincent,
Is the 1.3.1 source a working example?
It it is, I am having the following problems with the source checked out
from the SVN:
1) The business module not does generate a properly formated EJB.
Resolved by adding the following to the build tag in project.xml
${mave
Hi Martin,
I'm not sure if you should use maven 2.0 alpha 3 as maven newbie for
production but this is a strictly personal opinion :-)
For Maven 1.x you define a or and copy the file around
Cheers,
Siegfried Goeschl
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I'm a maven newbie and I try out m
I have being using maven 1 for sometime now. I am looking to upgrade to
maven 2 sometime soon to benefit from the
new transitive dependencies mechanism.
I wonder whether the new maven would fit my "release engineering" model
where a product is made of many modules possibly
with inter-dependenc
Hi Ashley,
I would see the advantages of using a Maven-specific plugin rather
than an ant-based one as being:
* Reuse of ant targets - not having to specify repeated ant tasks over
many POMs (one of the main reasons for the existence of Maven itself)
* Tighter integration with the Maven build pr
Hi,
I'm a maven newbie and I try out maven 2.0 alpha 3.
My questions:
I have a project to build / deploy for three different enviroments (test,
integration, production).
The difference beetween the bundles is only a properties file (there are
three different files: config-test.properties,
co
How do I configure Maven 1.1-Beta2 and it's WAR plugin to use the
web.xml and taglibs generated by xdoclet. I have added the following to
project.properties, but it does not work.
maven.war.webxml=${maven.build.dir}/xdoclet/webdoclet/WEB-INF/web.xml
Paul Spencer
-
I'm currently trying to autodeploy my webapp to tomcat at the end of
my m2 install, and as far as I can tell there are two ways of doing
this:
1. Use the maven tomcat plugin beta. I tried this and had a devil of
a time trying to get it to work - not familiar with it, immature code
etc
2.
I have a multiproject that runs fine in Maven 1.0.2. In Maven 1.1 (beta1 and
beta2) I have had problems with jar:install.
The first project always runs fine. The second project seems to fail after
uploading the jar to the repository. Even if I switch the order of the
projects or remove some
Hi,
I am using:
- maven version 1.02
- svn 1.1
- a multiproject build with the following structure:
trunk/project.xml
trunk/build.properties
trunk/project.projecties
trunk/comp1/project.xml
trunk/comp2/project.xml
etc.
And I am trying to get a CruiseControl build running. This somehow fails
with
[SNIP]
>
>
>
> PS: I had to remove from my POM. It is documented on maven
> .apache.org/reference to be part of POM v3 XSD but sax parser found it
> invalid.
I just put on the server the update for the schema and the
project.xmlreference documentation.
It'll be available online in few hours.
Hi,
How do you package a standalone application?. A a result preferable to
have a jar file plus some executable files (eg. run.bat, run.sh) and
configuration files.
Thanks,
Andrius Karpavicius
Hello,
(I was writing to this mailing list before partially about this problem:
Demo application based on JBoss DVD trailblaizer)
I tried to create following project:
http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0";
xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance";
xsi:schemaLocation="http://maven.a
I've found the source of the problem :
My parent project has a project.properties file. It is used to configure
eclipse plugin as follows :
maven.eclipse.projectnatures.append =
maven.eclipse.projectnatures=org.mevenide.ui.mavennature,com.atlassw.tools.eclipse.checkstyle.CheckstyleNature,${ma
You're right about endorsed dir. I've corrected my path (removed any
reference to maven 1.0.2) and it works without endorsed dir.
Perhaps I may have read the release note ?
About commons attribute plugin, maven fails in "ant:attribute-compiler"
goal.
If I remove commons-attribute plugin from
On 9/14/05, Nicolas De Loof <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> It works fine using maven 1.0.2
> I did'nt try maven 1.1beta-1
> This is the only project I've that uses commons-attributes.
>
> Please notice I'm using windows installer and had to copy "lib/endorsed"
> from my maven 1.0.2 dir into ma
It works fine using maven 1.0.2
I did'nt try maven 1.1beta-1
This is the only project I've that uses commons-attributes.
Please notice I'm using windows installer and had to copy "lib/endorsed"
from my maven 1.0.2 dir into maven 1.1 because xerces was required :
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