All,
If the software that i am building is at version "0.1-SNAPSHOT", is it
possible that I can build 1.0.0.0 in official build systems? What is the
best way to handle this situation?
Can I pass a flag to maven and let it change to 1.0.0.0 while compiling?
Thanks.
A.
Maven (2), with a few Ant plugins and custom tidbits added on
Perforce
CruiseControl (bagged Continuum 1.0 because it didn't play well with
Perforce. 1.1alpha is much better, but waiting for a release to not
torque over our developers too much)
Proximity (pending looking at some of the newer cac
I have gotten a bit further, but now I get an error like:
[DEBUG] getProperty(ns=null, name=ant.file, user=false)
compile:
[echo]
[echo] --
[echo] | Compiling bpel process MISFileIntakeProcess, revision 1.0
[echo] --
On 06/07/07, Wendy Smoak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Maven. Subversion. Continuum. Archiva. Naturally. :)
IDEA + mvn idea:idea (no real desire for "IDE integration")
I use this same combination. And by the way, the latest builds for
IDEA 7 (aka Selena) have maven integrated and looks promissin
It definitely works for me, I never have my repo in the default
location. It's generally not a best practice to share a local repo
amongst many users though. A remote repository is suggested for that.
http://maven.apache.org/guides/introduction/introduction-to-repositories
.html
-Original Mes
During the last 5 months I have been slowly transitioning us from ANT+CVS to
SVN+Maven+Hudson+Proximity...
One large problem was the source repo. It is all in one big com/... tree.
All jars are built from this one tree. So it doesn't use the typical concept
of many source trees, one per Jar sourc
On 7/6/07, Trevor Spackman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
So here's the question: what are YOU using? There have been a number of
posts about what CAN be used, but only a couple of people have mentioned
what they DO use.
Maven. Subversion. Continuum. Archiva. Naturally. :)
IDEA + mvn idea:idea
Subversion
Ant
Bamboo
Clover
Eclipse with many plugins
My long term goal is to transition us from Ant to Maven, but the road
to best practices has been slower than anticipated. I'm extremely
pleased with the rest of the stack - we just recently got Bamboo and
Clover and both of them are working o
When I remove the
I get this:
[DEBUG] (f) project = [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[DEBUG] (f) tasks =
[DEBUG] -- end configuration --
[INFO] [antrun:run {execution: default}]
[INFO] Executing tasks
[DEBUG] getProperty(ns=null, name=ant.reuse.loader, user=false)
[echo]
I am trying to import some bpel ant tasks like:
But when I do this:
maven-antrun-plugin
generate-sources
On 7/6/07, Steven R Brandt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I tried to use the tag in settings.xml to change the
location of my local repository to /home/sbrandt/shared instead of
~/.m2. It seems to be ignoring me.
That should work, however...
My goal was to see if I could create a repository dir
I use Hudson mainly because the interface is very awesome. The AJAX controls
make the process very nice. Also setting up Hudson is literally automatic.
Just save the war file in Tomcat's webapps directory. So easy. Software is
getting easier and easier to install. I can't wait till we are back to
I tried to use the tag in settings.xml to change the
location of my local repository to /home/sbrandt/shared instead of
~/.m2. It seems to be ignoring me.
My goal was to see if I could create a repository directory that is
shared by a group of users. Thus far, it seems that the
directive i
I've used hudson and have been very happy with it. In my opinion, the
biggest advantage over other CI servers is the ridiculously quick
turn-around on bug fixes and requested enhancements. Kohsuke pushes
out releases faster than anyone I've ever seen...
On 7/6/07, Wendy Smoak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi Trevor,
thanks... that would work
unfortunately my app is splitted in two jars, one for backend and another
for
webapp.
everythign works fine at the junit level for the backend, but once code runs
in app server , where the webapp jar is calling the backend jar for
interactign with db.. code fa
This is cool - very nice!
I'm using ant for an existing project that doesn't fit the Maven 2
lifecycle, directory structure, one artifact per pom, and versioning
"coventions". But I still would like to use the Maven repository and
dependencies. Antlib for maven looks like exactly what I nee
The Apache Maven team would like to announce the availability of the
Maven Ant Tasks 2.0.7.
You can find the binaries here:
http://www.apache.org/dyn/closer.cgi/maven/binaries/maven-ant-
tasks-2.0.7.jar
You can find the release notes here:
http://jira.codehaus.org/secure/ReleaseNote.jspa?
Perforce
Maven
Proximity
CruiseControl
Eclipse and RAD, many plugins
Works great.
Like them all a lot (Perforce is the main commercial dev tool; is great
value, great features, I don't know of a better package and have used a lot
of SCMs).
While CC is pretty good, I would consider changing from
So here's the question: what are YOU using? There have been a number of
posts about what CAN be used, but only a couple of people have mentioned
what they DO use.
Why do I ask?
We recently made the jump from CVS & ant to Subversion & maven. There
have been a few growing pains, but things see
If you're using the latest release of the assembly plugin (2.2-
beta-1), this is likely to be a bug. I'm not too well-versed with
handling signed jars, so if you could file it in:
http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MASSEMBLY
along with a project that fails to build (just a small sample
project
Currently, the compression is mainly Java Maven web application based
but, the next version will expand further and introduce new goals (for
example site compression).
If you want you can add it to the issue tracker for implementation
https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=200202
On 7/6/07,
Hello,
When is Maven EAR Plugin 2.3.1 being released ? It is marked as released on
jira but I cannot find it anywhere.
I need the loader-repository for jboss new feature...
Another point: The Maven EAR Plugin 2.3 is available on ibiblio HTTP but not
on FTP ( seen on mvnrepository.com)
see:
ft
Adam wrote:
Hey all:
We (MobilVox) have released a 1.0 version of a maven javascript
plugin. The current implementation compresses JavaScript in a web
application. More information can be found at the project download
location at http://sourceforge.net/projects/maven-js-plugin/ or at the
proje
On 7/6/07, Milos Kleint <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Like define a unique local repo for the
project, to prevent local repository cross-pollination by other maven
projects built on the same machine.
FWIW, I haven't tried it yet, but you should be able to do that fairly
easily with Continuum by
Hey all:
We (MobilVox) have released a 1.0 version of a maven javascript
plugin. The current implementation compresses JavaScript in a web
application. More information can be found at the project download
location at http://sourceforge.net/projects/maven-js-plugin/ or at the
project site at ht
Hello sufyan
All depends on what is getting loaded. If it is annotated classes, yes, you
need a hibernate.cfg.xml
If it is hbm.xml and it's part of your current classpath, the plugin can
automatically loaded without the need to specify what classes.
Also you can define the datasource settings i
Hi,
We also have to duplicate the information in the hibernate.cfg.xml file in
order to generate the ddl. I'd be interested to know how you manage to avoid
having one? For e.g. how does the hibernate3-maven-plugin know which domain
objects to generate the ddl for? Also where do you define the
Hello List,
I have just started to use Continuum, for automatic builds. The setting
is as follows:
- Projects are checked out of cvs.
- There are ant-based build scripts that are run to build the projects.
Here are some observations
- If continuum does the checkout building a single project wit
Hello Jonas
But if the classes that you need to load are in your classpath, it should
load it automatically and you shouldn't need a
hibernate.cfg.xmlconfiguration file. But recommended is to have one.
Regards
Johann Reyes
On 7/4/07, David J. M. Karlsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Jonas Thurf
Dave Syer wrote:
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> Sorry, I forgot to include the other essential ingredient:
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> apache-snapshots
>
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> http://people.apache.org/maven-snapshot-repository
>
>
Hi,
When i start "mvn tomcat:run" command, i see that Tomcat 5.5.3 is working. I
want to start maven 2 with Tomcat 6.x. How can i improve the version of
Tomcat???
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I'm using hudson for mevenide.
http://deadlock.netbeans.org/hudson/job/mevenide/
not using the maven2 jobs, but a shell job that invokes maven. and
does some other tricks. Like define a unique local repo for the
project, to prevent local repository cross-pollination by other maven
projects built
Just out of interest , how many "maveners" are using maven with
Hudson.Irecently made the transition from Continuum to try out Hudson
and
I'm very impressed.
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Cape Town
South Africa
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Skype: ejbengine
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Hi,
I have a project A using a parent project which is defined like that
foo
bar
RELEASE
The intention of the RELEASE version is that the latest release is used.
I would expect that the latest release of my local repository is used if
I do not call maven with option -U or with an updat
Hi
I´ve defined my project with versio 1.0-SNAPSHOT but I want when I do a mvn
install get my package in local repo named timestamped.
I've googled and saw there is a uniqueversion setting but its for remote
deployment so I wonder how to do it in a local repo.
Thanks in advance
J
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