Barrie Treloar writes:
> Your wiki doesn't include a Maven Repository Manager setup.
> Are you not going to set one up?
That's not planed, no.
> Reduction in your internet bandwidth would be the biggest gain for the
> organisation.
It wouldn't be that great. We have a fast internet connection,
The Maven team is pleased to announce the release of the Maven JArsigner,
version 1.1
This component provides some utilities to sign/verify jars/files in your Mojos.
http://maven.apache.org/shared/maven-jarsigner/
To use the Maven Jarsigner, add the following dependency to your project:
On 13 November 2013 04:46, Matthieu Moy wrote:
> Barrie Treloar writes:
>
>> When you decide on a solution, a write up of what you did would be
>> helpful for the archives and anyone in the future that has the same
>> needs as you.
>
> After a bit of testing, the speed difference is almost unnoti
The Maven team is pleased to announce the release of the Maven JArsigner,
version 1.1
This component provides some utilities to sign/verify jars/files in your Mojos.
http://maven.apache.org/shared/maven-jarsigner/
To use the Maven Jarsigner, add the following dependency to your project:
I have also tried installing the docbook-xml-5.0-all-resources.zip plugin
manually using both the POM from the repository and command line flags.
Everytime I encounter the following error trying to compile a project after
adding a dependency to Docbook 5.0:
POM:
Barrie Treloar writes:
> When you decide on a solution, a write up of what you did would be
> helpful for the archives and anyone in the future that has the same
> needs as you.
After a bit of testing, the speed difference is almost unnoticeable.
I've documented a way to put the local repo in /v
Ha! I didn't spot the date...
Further information. I no longer work for the people that the pom snippet
was from, so even if I could have been bothered to try and dig the source
out of source control (in this case it would have been Accurev, so there is
no guarantee that that specific lying SCM wo
Thanks for the suggestions. I did look at the invoker plugin, and see you can
set up separate maven "builds" at different versions.
I guess what I'm still missing is how to write one test that (ideally, within
one JVM) starts a "server" running with version 2.4.0 of some artifacts, and
then runs
Ravindar, for replying to a nearly 6 year old thread... YOU'VE BEEN
AWARDED AN ACHIEVEMENT! "The Crypt Keeper"
If the thread gets more than 6 replies, you will also be awarded "The
Necromancer" for bringing an old, dead topic back to life. ;-)
Wayne
On Tue, Nov 12, 2013 at 7:20 AM, ravindar wro
Maven invoker plugin would be one way to do that.
Basically you have a "child" project for each touchstone version... or you
can use invoker.properties to pass the touchstone versions through to the
executions
On 12 November 2013 15:15, Marshall Schor wrote:
> Hi,
>
> We would like to run test
Well in the Flexmojos Project we have a testsuite that tests a plugin against
several Versions of SDK (Compiler + Libs). The trick is that in the tests, we
generate poms with different Versions and spawn different child maven builds
for each of These using the maven-invoker-plugin. You can have
Hi,
We would like to run tests that test for compatibility between newer releases
and older versions, for a "client-server" kind of application. The main idea
here is that the tests would be run with the client running one version of
things, and the server running another.
Is there a suggested a
Thank you for your responses. I have upgraded the site plugin to 3.3
and it appears to have cleared up the initial error. Now I am getting
this response
Failed to execute goal
org.apache.maven.plugins:maven-site-plugin:3.3:site (default-site) on
project acc-eao: SiteToolException: The site
That is a JavaGuard problem not a Maven problem... you'd need to know how
to set up JavaGuard... I don't claim to know that
On 12 November 2013 13:20, ravindar wrote:
> Hi Stephen,
>
> I am getting FileNotFound exception as I don't have config.properties file
> in the specified path. Can you pl
Hi Stephen,
I am getting FileNotFound exception as I don't have config.properties file
in the specified path. Can you please let me know, what that file contains
and where can I get that file.
Can you also please post that sample file if possible...
Thanks,
Ravindar
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Hello.
I've run into a strange but easily reproduced problem with the jar files
generated by Maven. Essentially, if I generate a jar file containing a
large number of files (>= 65536, in practice), then javac becomes unable
to resolve classes from that jar file. This only occurs with jars produced
W dniu 12.11.2013 o 13:17 Stuart McCulloch pisze:
Looks like a JDK issue, because I can recreate it by just using 'javac'
( http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=6391197 seems the closest
match )
Ha, nice catch! Didn't realize it could be the JDK.
Best regards,
AP
As a work
Looks like a JDK issue, because I can recreate it by just using 'javac'
( http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=6391197 seems the closest
match )
As a workaround, move the "import pack.Prop;" line above the static import and
it should compile.
On 12 Nov 2013, at 11:51, Adrian Pana
Hi,
I have a found a case where maven-compiler-plugin 3.1 compiles files in the
wrong order. As it is near impossible to post a bug report on jira, I'm
posting here. If the bug is of any relevance, here's the test case, if it's
not that important, then I'm cool with leaving it unresolved as well:
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