Whatever the cause of the different behavior on Windows versus Linux,
binary resources should never be filtered.
An image file could contain bytes that equal ${pom.version} (or some
other filterable variable) when viewed as a string. Filtering binary
files is asking for trouble, and wastes tim
On Thu, 2006-12-07 at 09:12 +, Rakesh Patel wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have just joined a new company which uses Maven 1.x. I have no
> experience with Maven at all and have been charged with evaluating a
> move to Maven 2.x.
>
> I am looking for some high-level information about the implications o
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/svn/apache/maven$ find . -name
DefaultArtifactRepository.java
./components/maven-artifact-manager/src/main/java/org/apache/maven/artifact/repository/DefaultArtifactRepository.java
-Max
Ole Ersoy wrote:
Hi,
Does anyone have a link to the Subversion
DefaultArtifactRepository
Jarret,
Try this:
1. Run 'mvn eclipse:eclipse' from your Common directory.
2. Starting with an empty workspace in Eclipse, setup the M2_REPO
classpath variable.
3. Use the File -> Import -> Existing projects into workspace feature.
Choose the "root" directory of your project (NOT Common, bu
Two things come to mind:
* It looks like you are missing the 'configure' goal for jboss-maven-plugin.
* My team has had trouble with the jboss:start and jboss:stop goals on
Windows. The Windows users on my team run the following scripts directly
to start and stop the jboss instance:
target\
I don't know why your build failed, but this table of file/dir statii
from the Subversion Book may help you figure it out:
http://svnbook.red-bean.com/nightly/en/svn-book.html#svn.tour.cycle.examine.status
Maybe the svn repo specified on the maven command line does not match
the repo (in a precise
Run 'java -version' and 'which java' and see what you get. Here's what I
get on my Ubuntu 6.06 box with "Java 1.5" installed, configured, and
working properly (my project requires JDK 1.5, and we have the pom.xml
stuff configured as well):
$ java -version
java version "1.5.0_06"
Java(TM) 2 Run
The war plugin will create an "exploded" (pre-archived) version of the
webapp in the directory you configure using the "webappDirectory" property.
However, it sounds like you might be trying to build the exploded webapp
in your warSourceDirectory, which you have configured to be src/webapp.
If
Each of your maven modules will be a separate Eclipse project. Eclipse
does not support hierarchical project structures (#), so if you want to
be able to edit the parent pom in Eclipse, you will need to move it into
a module also. Here's my recommendation, based on how my project team
uses mave
Why don't you just put the files in src/webapp/WEB-INF/app, instead of
src/config/app? That would solve your problem, with a minimum of fuss.
-Max
On Mon, 2006-11-06 at 20:18 -0800, jiangshachina wrote:
> Hello,
> I want to add some resource files into sub-directory of WAR/WEB-INF,
> I'm using fo
epository on the
build machine because the install phase is invoked twice.
There should be a more elegant way to do this than this ( IMO ) hack.
Thanks,
-Moiz
-----Original Message-
From: Max Cooper [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, October 31, 2006 2:08 PM
To: Maven Users Li
Maven already requires you to define the versions for all of your
dependencies before it builds:
http://maven.apache.org/pom.html#Dependencies
junit
junit
4.0
If you mean something else, please describe it more clearly, perhaps
with an example.
-Max
On Wed, 2006-11-0
Run maven twice:
mvn clean install
if (success) mvn deploy
Build server software like Luntbuild can automate this for you.
-Max
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a multi-project build. I run a "mvn clean deploy" build every
night. Sometimes the builds fail with one of the modules and I end
What do you use this repository for, specifically? For example, my team
has a maven-proxy instance that we use for jars that can't be on public
repos because of license issues. We have no other "shared" repos.
How does the team access it (web server, Samba share, NFS, ...)?
Where is the config
version of jboss-maven-plugin, which has it's
own run scripts. We modified the script to optionally set debug options
in JAVA_OPTS, before the script calls the standard JBoss run.bat script.
-Max
> a cup of Java, cheers!
> Sha Jiang
>
>
> Max Cooper wrote:
> >
>
l or
other conf files?
Thanks!
a cup of Java, cheers!
Sha Jiang
Max Cooper wrote:
It sounds like your primary requirement is "how can I debug my webapp".
My project uses Maven to build and deploy a webapp to a server running
on the local machine, and then we connect the Eclipse deb
It sounds like your primary requirement is "how can I debug my webapp".
My project uses Maven to build and deploy a webapp to a server running
on the local machine, and then we connect the Eclipse debugger to the
local server via the standard Java "remote" debugging interface.
-Max
On Sun, 2006-
I don't have an answer for you, but our project has the same problem.
You have to 'mvn install' a plugin that is part of our project tree
before you can build from the top of the project.
We tried adding a dependency on the plugin module, in hopes that it
would cause maven to build the plugin firs
I agree that it is ugly, but the Jar Specification requires the
wrapping, see "Line length" in this section:
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.3/docs/guide/jar/jar.html#Notes%20on%20Manifest%20and%20Signature%20Files
The plugin is doing the right thing.
-Max
pjungwir wrote:
Yeah, I wish maven would
A few ideas...
You could write a plugin (or perhaps leverage maven-dependency-plugin
and/or maven-assembly-plugin) to produce a zip file containing all the
jars, and deliver that with the releases of your webapp(s). Perhaps you
would tell the plugin about each of the war projects, and it would
solo,
When you say "backup", do you mean "commit changes to an SCM system"? Or
are you referring to actually backing up a working copy of a module that
was checked out from the SCM server (e.g. with a nightly desktop backup
system)?
On team projects, SCM commits aren't really "backups", sinc
Solo,
The conventional approach is that Maven will put all build artifacts in
the "target" directory. And then you setup your version control system
to ignore this directory. It works very well. Unless you have an
extremely compelling reason to deviate from this convention, I wouldn't.
The d
So perhaps that's why its working for me, without using
etc? ;-)
Wayne
On 10/19/06, Max Cooper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
You may need to declare more stuff, see:
http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-ear-plugin/howto.html
Specifically, I think you need t
pi.common
common-jar
provided
The common-jar _is_ in my ear, but the deployment fails as it can't seem to
access a class in common-jar
On 10/11/06, Max Cooper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Scope is subject to inheritance as well.
Deciding where to put it is
I would expand that a bit to say that there are three types of repos
that I think are common for teams using maven:
* the public repos like ibiblio
* a repo that your team maintains for your project or organization
(often using the "local repo" part of a "maven-proxy" or "proximity"
instance)
Scope is subject to inheritance as well.
Deciding where to put it is a judgment call.
In the context of your whole project, I wouldn't consider a jar that
goes in the ear to be "provided". I would only consider it to be
"provided" in the context of the war module. So, I would set the scope
in
Mick,
I am using Spring 2.0 and Acegi 1.0.2.
Use dependency excludes to suppress the Spring 1.2.7 stuff.
-Max
Mick Knutson wrote:
Is anyone else using spring 2.0 and acegi 1.0.2
It seems acegi 1.0.2 is requiring spring 1.2.7 and adds 1.2.7 and 2.0 into
my ear.
Is this an issue with the
the .classpath file.
Thanks,
Sybren
Max Cooper wrote:
'mvn eclipse:eclipse' goal works for me, and it does NOT create an entry
like this:
Is there a setting in your pom.xml file that would lead Maven to believe
that "." is a Java source directory?
Or perhaps there is a
'mvn eclipse:eclipse' goal works for me, and it does NOT create an entry
like this:
Is there a setting in your pom.xml file that would lead Maven to believe
that "." is a Java source directory?
Or perhaps there is a bug in the plugin that only occurs when you don't
follow the Maven direc
I second this recommendation. Maven - A Developer's Notebook is a good
book for learning Maven 1.
-Max
Naess, Ronny wrote:
Take a look at "Maven - A Developer's Notebook"
ISBN 0596007507, or
http://www.amazon.com/Maven-Developers-Notebook-Timothy-OBrien/dp/059600
7507/ref=sr_11_1/102-6924759
Justin,
I am not sure where the "imported_classes" directory is coming from.
That is not the normal behavior for Maven.
Normally, the setup you describe would result in the sources from
src/main/java being compiled into WEB-INF/classes inside the war file.
However, be aware that I *DON'T* me
I think you are right:
* exclude from project-that-depends-on-j2ee
* add dependency for j2ee.jar with 'provided' scope to local project
and maybe:
* contact the project-that-depends-on-j2ee team to ask if they will use
scope=provided for their j2ee dependency in future releases
I wonder if you
The current source for maven-resources-plugin gives project properties a
higher precedence than system properties. I think that is backwards (but
it is an improvement over the old code, which effectively did not
consider system properties for token replacement at all :-)):
private void ini
Since you will need to communicate what commands to run to the
developers anyway, it doesn't seem like that much of a burden to have
the commands be somewhat complex.
Developers, please run:
mvn myplugin:new-web (-Dname.of.new.project=)myWebProject
...is not really much different from...
De
I don't know the solution to your problem, but I have some info and
ideas that might help you find a solution...
It looks like the compiler is finding .java files in the
gwt-user-1.1.10.jar dependency. I read recently that google puts the
source code some libs in the jar, and it looks like thi
your pom.xml file? I thought that a
project of packaging war will automatically use the default war
plugin... How did you override this behavior?
jp4
Max Cooper wrote:
My project was using a modified version of the war plugin for a while. I
decided that the best solution was to make the plugin
My project was using a modified version of the war plugin for a while. I
decided that the best solution was to make the plugin another module in
our project. This solution seemed easier than managing a release process
for the modified plugin separately, or requiring team members to do
something
I don't know the answer to your question.
But I use the JarsBrowser tool a lot to scan for classes in directory
trees full of jars:
http://cmarton.free.fr/jarsbrowser/
It requires no installation. You can run it from the web page. I setup a
"quick launch" style button to run it using this com
I have personally found the profile mechanism to be tricky to setup, but
you can generally achieve your goals by applying various activation
techniques, etc.
Profiles can be activated by properties. You could use a property to
activate your dev-crimson profile, specified like 'mvn
-DtargetEnv
Valerio Schiavoni wrote:
Hello Max,
Max Cooper wrote:
If you have a structure like this:
root
|--module1
|--module2
|--submodule2-1
my structure is a bit simpler, without nested submodules.
Okay, like this:
root
|--module1
|--module2
Max Cooper wrote:
... you would have to make
If you have a structure like this:
root
|--module1
|--module2
|--submodule2-1
... you would have to make sure that you hide/delete/rename the .project
file in both the root and module2 directories for the submodule2-1
project to show up on the import. When Eclipse finds a .project file at
Put this in your settings.xml:
skiptests
!maven.test.skip
true
This will set maven.test.skip to true, as long as you don't set it on
the command line. The nice part about this technique is that it DOES
allow y
Sorry that this discussion is somewhat off-topic, but I hope that it is
okay since there are so many people trying to get
hierarchically-organized Maven projects to work well in Eclipse...
I setup a workspace using the procedure outlined in this thread. The end
result that I get has the root
-Original Message-
From: Barrie Treloar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, August 16, 2006 5:50 PM
To: Maven Users List
Subject: Re: [m2] eclipse:eclipse and eclipse 3.2 projects within a project
support.
On 8/17/06, Max Cooper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I, too, have been anx
I, too, have been anxiously awaiting hierarchical project support in
Eclipse. And I thought that it was going to be available in Eclipse 3.2.
But this feature was omitted from the Eclipse 3.2 release. The feature
is not available yet.
-Max
Barrie Treloar wrote:
With Eclipse 3.2 I was lead t
If you run 'mvn eclipse:eclipse' from the top level of your project (as
opposed to running it individually for each module), the maven eclipse
plugin will create "project dependencies" rather than dependencies on
the jar files in the repository.
I would start by checking to see if you current
Kaiser, Hans wrote:
workspace
|-- my-app (is also the CVS-module)
|-- presentation
|-- common
|-- web
|-- pom.xml (the master pom)
Eclipse does not support nested projects, so that structure won't work
(or at least won't work well in an Eclipse-friendly way). It is best to
Use a property to control which profile is active, perhaps 'targetEnv'
or something.
For the profile you want to be active by default, use a ! in front of
the property name, to make it active when that property is NOT set:
!targetEnv
Then use the propert
No. You must exclude the versions you don't want.
This can be tricky to do, since dependencies quickly multiply. You could
have just one direct dependency and up with MANY inherited dependencies.
I have used a technique where I comment-out all the dependencies and add
them back in to the proj
Having the version number in filenames can be problematic in some
environments. For instance, when doing local development it is nice to
strip the version number from the war/ear name so that you don't end up
with two deployments if the version number changes.
Some production environments have
David,
Your ear module should not inherit dependencies that it doesn't need.
One solution is to have your ear module NOT inherit from the parent pom.
Another solution is to use the section in the
parent pom, and then specify which dependencies each module *really*
uses in their own poms. al
Mykel,
I am glad you posted your experience!
I tried an empty the same way you did and assumed
that it didn't work.
I ended up listing the profile I wanted active in . And
then setup an example settings.xml for the rest of my team to active the
profile this way. So now my whole team is mis
Many jars do not require manual installation. Don't install a jar
manually if it is already available on the public repo:
http://www.ibiblio.org/maven2/
I recommend reading the free maven2 book
(http://www.mergere.com/m2book_download.jsp) to get started. A little
time spent doing pure learn
My understanding is that the -Durl param is to tell maven where your
repository is. It isn't totally clear, but in your command it looks like
you are telling maven to install a jar to the spot that it already
exists. That seems like a bad idea, and might be the cause of your troubles.
Try it w
Based on the error, I would guess that installing the subversion command
line client would solve that problem:
http://subversion.tigris.org/project_packages.html
Note that you can have subversion, TortoiseSVN, SmartSVN, Subclipse
(Eclipse plugin), etc. all installed at the same time, and use them
Mick,
On first glance, that seems like an error from the OS, saying the
command line is too long.
However, I am surprised that Maven would be invoking javac with a
command line. I expected that Maven would invoke the compiler in the
same JVM (no command line). If there is some part of your b
Look at the page you posted a link to. It clearly shows how to specify
your JDBC driver library as an "extension". Do that, and your error will
go away.
-Max
bkbonner wrote:
I meant to include this link to the Maven-hibernate3 mojo:
http://mojo.codehaus.org/maven-hibernate3/hibernate3-maven
as you can see project
A do have a parent dependency to the top POM.
/Lars
On Thu, 2006-06-22 at 09:41 +0200, Lars Gråmark wrote:
Hej, kontrollera gärna att jag inte skickar nåt jag inte borde skicka.
Det är lätt att missa nåt.
mvh
Lars
On Wed, 2006-06-21 at 14:47 -0700, Max Cooper wrote:
I w
I would expect that running install on module A would fail if it really
had a dependency on the top-level POM, and the top-level POM was not
available in the local repo.
You can think of your project as having four modules, A B C and Top. The
dependencies you described are:
A, B, C depend on
rebels_mascot wrote:
Hey, I'm very confused as how to change from using:
in maven 1 to it's
eqivelent in maven 2? Should this be included in ?
You probably want to change the token in the resource file to match the
property name. Based on what you posted above, you would change @s_sql@
to $
ant
ant-nodeps
1.6.5
-Max
Max Cooper wrote:
I need to be able to use ReplaceRegExp task in an antrun script.
However, using ReplaceRegExp requires at least one additional jar in the
Ant classpath (see: http://ant.apache.org/manual/CoreTypes/regexp.
I need to be able to use ReplaceRegExp task in an antrun script.
However, using ReplaceRegExp requires at least one additional jar in the
Ant classpath (see: http://ant.apache.org/manual/CoreTypes/regexp.html).
I don't know how to get the additional jar into the Ant classpath.
In my case, I wa
Since it is a class file (as opposed to src/main/webapp content), I
suspect that you need to exclude it from the compile, rather than trying
to exclude it from the webapp.
-Max
Mark Reynolds wrote:
Just wondering if anyone knows the answer to this. Not sure if it is a
bug or if I am just not
This is a bit of a long-shot, but I have noticed that property
inheritance doesn't work as described in the docs, thus requiring each
property to be explicitly passed along:
Maybe a similar technique is required for references? (I haven't tried
it, but that is my suggestion.):
Make sure that the specific class(es) you get the exceptions for really
are in the jars that exist in your local repo (i.e. rule out the
possibility that you got a bad jar file, failed download, or the wrong
version, etc.).
Maven has some options to verify checksums (-C and -c), though I am no
My experience is that the Eclipse plugin does setup intra-project
dependencies properly. so long as you run 'mvn eclipse:eclipse' from the
root of the project (as opposed to running it for each module
individually). If I have a project with moduleA and moduleB, and moduleB
depends on moduleA, I
wolverine my wrote:
The src/main/resources directory contains only the configurations
which will be loaded by the classloader? So we really need to study
the 3rd party library configurations to see if they are loaded via the
classloader...
Do you want the files to end up in WEB-INF/classes (i.e
Here are my suggestions, but YMMV:
You want these to load via a classloader...
src/main/resources/log4j.properties
src/main/resources/hibernate.cfg.xml
These are just webapp content...
src/main/webapp/wherever-you-want-js-files-in-your-webapp/*.js
src/main/webapp/wherever-you-want-image-files-in
I agree that the navigation is a bit odd. But you can click on "Plugin
Documentation" in the "Project Reports" group to get there. Remember
that, because you will need to do the same for many other plugins. :-)
-Max
Stefan Arentz wrote:
Thanks, that is very useful.
I looked again but I canno
This might work:
1. Make up a name for a property, like assemblyOutputDirectory, or
carrots.are.orange (it doesn't matter what the name is, technically).
2. Configure the assembly plugin (in your pom.xml) to use the value of
this property as the outputDirectory.
blah, blah, xml, blah...
Did I read that correctly that . is your warSourceDirectory?
I would expect many issues with that directory structure, though I am
not sure if your current issue is related.
-Max
Alexandre Poitras wrote:
Is c.tld located in src/main/resources/WEB-INF/tld?
On 6/7/06, Eugeny N Dzhurinsky <[EM
Using a proxy (like maven-proxy or proximity) can be employed to reduce
the frequency of download errors.
You could put fake/generated POMs in your local repo, or in a shared
repo, such as a maven-proxy instance. Then maven would find the POMs and
stop trying to download them.
I grant that s
Here are two maven2 plugins that you may wish to consider:
1) http://mojo.codehaus.org/jboss-maven-plugin/
2) http://cargo.codehaus.org/Maven2+plugin
On my project, I ended up needing more functionality than either of
these plugins provided, so I used the jboss-maven-plugin as a base and
ext
-----Original Message-
From: Max Cooper [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, June 02, 2006 6:51 PM
To: Maven Users List
Subject: Re: One more simple question
Oh yeah, that's better than my jarName solution.
Okay, I think I will stop trying to answer emails today before I giv
parameter: outputDirectory in goal: jar:jar
maven-jar-plugin
${project.build.outputDirectory}/lib
-Original Message-----
From: Max Cooper [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, June 02, 2006 6:40 PM
To: Maven Users List
Subject: Re: One more simpl
Trace
org.apache.maven.lifecycle.LifecycleExecutionException: Error
configuring: org.apache.maven.plugins:maven-jar-plugin. Reason: ERROR:
Cannot overr
ide read-only parameter: outputDirectory in goal: jar:jar
maven-jar-plugin
${project.build.outputDirectory}/lib
-Original Message-
From: Max C
http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-jar-plugin/jar-mojo.html
Set outputDirectory to ${project.build.outputDirectory}/lib in the jar
plugin configuration.
-Max
EJ Ciramella wrote:
By default, jars are placed in the root of target, how do you move them
to target/lib?
---
-plugin also uses some DOS/Windows batch files to work it's
magic, you might have to go through those scripts and add quotes to make
them work when there are spaces in paths.
-Max
Max Cooper wrote:
I had an issue with the jboss-maven-plugin in cases where there are
spaces in the path
I had an issue with the jboss-maven-plugin in cases where there are
spaces in the path to my project's exploded webapp.
One of the jboss-maven-plugin goals constructs a URL with the path as an
HTTP parameter value. This was the problem. The solution was to
URLEncoder.encode() the path when con
I am just another Maven user, so don't take this response as Maven gospel...
I assume you mean scripts that end users will run to start your
application, or something of that nature.
I am not aware of any plugins that do anything with such scripts, so I
don't think there is a prescribed locat
I am not precisely sure what the difference is, but from looking at the
filtering code in the maven-resources-plugin in the past, I know that it
does treat *.properties files differently than other files.
These things might make a difference, too:
1. What delimiters are you using for the token
Are you disconnected from the internet, or behind a proxy?
-Max
Serge Emmanuel Pagop wrote:
I have this error when I run "mvn install" to install a plugin. Is there
someone, that can tell what this means.
(ivan) [556] mvn install
[INFO] Scanning for projects...
[INFO]
-
urces
target
/classes
/test-classes
And the clean project doesn't delete the generated-src folders. What do
you think about this?
Regards
-Ingo
Max Cooper schrieb:
It sounds like you figured it out.
In general, maven wants your modules to depend on each other only
through artifa
Maven1 build. And I know they have moved on to Maven2. How does
the maven example project handle 'clean' and it's generated sources?
That might help identify a solution for your project.
-Max
Ingo Düppe wrote:
Max Cooper schrieb:
Post the build output that shows the failu
The free Better Builds With Maven book available from Mergere has an
example plugin that does some kind of email notification. This might
serve as a good base for your own custom email notification plugin. See
section 5.4.2 of the book:
http://www.mergere.com/m2book_download.jsp
-Max
Wayne F
I don't have an answer, but I have some comments that may help you find
a solution...
jdwyah wrote:
My tests need to access the templates in WEB-INF/freemarker
If I configure my directory with the standard
src/main/java
src/main/webapp/WEB-INF/freemarker/myTemplate.ftl
src/main/resources/appl
Post the build output that shows the failure.
-Max
Ingo Düppe wrote:
hi,
what is the difference between to separate calls of "mvn clean" and then
"mvn install" to one call of "mvn clean install".
I thought these calls would be equals, but the second one fails within
my project.
Regards
Ing
the
next guy breaks the build? ;-)
-john
On 5/23/06, Max Cooper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
A few things make this skipping the tests by default acceptable for our
project:
1. Our tests more than double the run time of our build. Our tests take
a relatively long time, so there is a
g as we're writing things down for posterity, in
99.999%of cases this is a very, very bad idea. It means you have to go
out of your
way to test your code, which means the jars you're producing most likely
won't be tested.
Out of curiosity, what reason did you have for this?
-john
On 5/
John Casey wrote:
Try:
!X
...activated when the system property is undefined.
X!Y
...activated when the system property's value is != Y.
HTH,
John
On 5/22/06, Max Cooper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I guess I should have been more clear. I want a profile to be active
ONLY when the
Luntbuild (http://luntbuild.sf.net) is another option.
-Max
Jeff Jensen wrote:
For the notification, CruiseControl or Continuum, depending on your needs.
This is a separate process from the site gen.
-Original Message-
From: Dave Hoffer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, May 2
have not
found a solution yet.
-Max
Allan Ramirez wrote:
Yes, set the profile in the settings.xml via section.
http://maven.apache.org/guides/introduction/introduction-to-profiles.html
Max Cooper wrote:
I know that I can make a profile active when a property is set...
X
Or when a prope
I know that I can make a profile active when a property is set...
X
Or when a property is set to a certain value...
XY
Is there a way to make a profile active when a certain property is NOT set?
Thanks,
-Max
-
To unsubscribe,
I do think this is an important issue.
I like the hash idea. A positive side effect of using hashes is that
they can help recover from a bad file transfer. I see hashes for POMs
already. This discussion makes me think they are not used.
One potential downside of incrementing the version numbe
I have maven.test.skip set to true in my settings.xml. The tests are
still skipped when I run 'mvn -Dmaven.test.skip=false install'. Is this
a bug or is it intentional?
SAME QUESTION, MORE DETAIL:
===
I have maven.test.skip set to true in my ~/.m2/settings.xml file. I d
Maven2 will do what you want, automatically.
(Maven1 was also capable of this, if you explicitly set the
eclipse.dependency property on a dependency.)
This page shows how to setup a multi-module project with dependencies in
Eclipse:
http://maven.apache.org/guides/mini/guide-ide-eclipse.html
I haven't tested this functionality personally, but it looks like the
maven-antrun-plugin already has explicit support for what you are
describing via the sourceRoot parameter:
http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-antrun-plugin/run-mojo.html
-Max
DELHOSTE Fabrice wrote:
Hi Ivan,
Unfortunat
I also needed some functionality that has been added to the
maven-war-plugin but hasn't been released yet (i.e. it is not in
maven-2.0.4).
I grabbed the source tree for maven-war-plugin from subversion and added
it to my project as another module (with a README file to tell my team
not to mod
That build succeeded.
I ran the same command that you did to see if I would get the same error
message logged (about VM_global_library.vm), and I did. I got the same
error message, and my build also succeeded.
I think your Maven installation is working as it should. Mine works the
same way,
You need a multi-project.
I have not setup a maven2 project to build an applet that is deployed as
part of a webapp, so take my advice with a grain of salt.
I would think that you would first need to have a subproject to build a
jar file that contains your applet. The applet code should proba
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