Re: How to pass in userid/password to scm:svn?

2008-08-28 Thread ChrisGWarp
ChrisGWarp wrote: > > > > Haikal Saadh-2 wrote: >> >> Yup, it's simple. It's one of those things that took me a while to >> figure out as well. >> >> >> >> svn.warpspeed.com.au &

Re: Multi modules and SCM's

2008-08-27 Thread ChrisGWarp
Wendy Smoak-3 wrote: > > On Wed, Aug 27, 2008 at 8:51 PM, ChrisGWarp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > wrote: > >> In a multi module project, do we need to specify the SCM section >> individually in each section's pom (pointing to the exact path of each >> module

Re: How to pass in userid/password to scm:svn?

2008-08-27 Thread ChrisGWarp
> > > > On 28/08/2008, at 1:28 PM, ChrisGWarp wrote: > >> >> Hi All. >> >> Currently, I have a setup such as this in my POM: >> >> >> scm:svn:http://svn.warpspeed.com.au/svn/repos/GPDB/ >> trunk >> &

Multi modules and SCM's

2008-08-27 Thread ChrisGWarp
Hi All. In a multi module project, do we need to specify the SCM section individually in each section's pom (pointing to the exact path of each module in the scm) or can we just specify it in the (root) pom (the one that lists each module) and maven will work the rest out for itself? -Chris --

How to pass in userid/password to scm:svn?

2008-08-27 Thread ChrisGWarp
Hi All. Currently, I have a setup such as this in my POM: scm:svn:http://svn.warpspeed.com.au/svn/repos/GPDB/trunk scm:svn:http://userid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/svn/repos/GPDB/trunk How can I remove the userid and password from the pom and put it in my settings.xml file? (Can this be

RE: location of application.xml?

2008-08-27 Thread ChrisGWarp
ChrisGWarp wrote: > > "Bernhard David" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 18/06/2008 16:21:06: > >> Hello, >> >> I think you just need to declare src/main/application as a resource >> folder in your pom - >> >> >> >>

Re: Copying Artifacts

2008-08-27 Thread ChrisGWarp
ChrisGWarp wrote: > > Hi All. > > I would like to copy the produced artifact of the package step (in > this case an ear file) to a remote unix server. > > How do I do this? > > In this case I need to copy the ear file to a remote unix m

Re: Copy the artifact via scp to our server

2008-08-27 Thread ChrisGWarp
Ok, we're finally getting moving on this. I've added this to my POM file for the ear. I want the ear file uploaded as part of the package phase. com.atlassian.maven.plugins maven-upload-plugin 1.1

Re: Copy the artifact via scp to our server

2008-08-27 Thread ChrisGWarp
ChrisGWarp wrote: > > > > Wendy Smoak-3 wrote: >> >> Atlassian has a 'Maven Upload Plugin' though I can't find the docs >> atm. And recently Don created a plugin for testing against multiple >> servers-- check the list archives for the

Re: Copy the artifact via scp to our server

2008-08-27 Thread ChrisGWarp
Wendy Smoak-3 wrote: > > Atlassian has a 'Maven Upload Plugin' though I can't find the docs > atm. And recently Don created a plugin for testing against multiple > servers-- check the list archives for the past couple of weeks. > Hi Wendy. I've found the docs on the reference that you gave,

Re: EJB Jar packaging

2008-07-12 Thread ChrisGWarp
Stephen Coy-3 wrote: > > The usual way of doing this is to package the EJB jar together with > its dependencies in an EAR file. In a JEE5 environment the deps can > either go in a "lib" directory in the EAR or (and for J2EE 1.3/4) be > at the root of the EAR and a manifest classpath entry

Release Issues with Eclipse Projects

2008-07-12 Thread ChrisGWarp
Hi all. From what I can gather, the release plugin has been fixed to work with the flattened eclipse based project structure. I have 4 directories, all at the same level so that they work with eclipse. \FireDragon (the J2EE Multi Module Project) \FireDragonResources (the resour