hello,
I just began to use continuum 1.0.3 with maven 2.0.4
We have a parent project with elements for child sub-projects.
Each child sub-project has a corresponding element. parent and
child projects are all contained as one eclipse project.
When I added the parent project, it and all c
maven 202 is running from my xp desktop.
I'm trying to deploy a project website to a *nix server
putty and plink and pscp are installed on my desktop for access via ssh
the problem appears to be that maybe the site plugin is trying to run ssh
from my desktop
(which is not installed) instead
Thanks so much for the notice Emmanuel.
I downloaded from svn and installed
maven-release-plugin:maven-plugin:2.0-beta-4-SNAPSHOT
I ran both the prepare and perform goals. It was wonderful to see.
Thanks again for your help.
Tom
Emmanuel Venisse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 02/17/2006 03
hello everyone,
I've been trying to run the release:perform goal on an eclipse project.
I ran release:prepare successfully.
The release:perform hangs on this message:
Checking out the project to perform the release
then eventually fails with this message:
[INFO] Checking out the proje
hi Luca, I'm very interested in your use of a docroot.
we also have a webroot defined under tomcat with an absolute path to the M2
repository.
like /m2-repo with a path of /absolute/path/to/m2/repository
I've gotten ftp and scpexe to work for deploys, but I haven't been able to
deploy u
> One assumes your Location is , right?
yes, here's what I added to httpd.conf
Alias /m2-repo /absolute/path/to/.m2/repository
DavLockDB /absolute/path/to/var/DavLock
DAV On
> Can you navigate to .../m2-repo and have it return content to your web
> browser? How about if you try
Mathew, thanks for the steps. I followed them in our site but still
couldn't use webdav to deploy
a project jar to our internal repository.
I followed your notes about handling the jars in M2_HOME\lib
On our repo server, I did MKDIR for all the parent folders
(groupId/artifactId/version)
hello,
We're running maven 202, eclipse maven plugin 004, eclipse 312 and xp
I have questions about running the deploy goal from within eclipse, but for
now
I'm just trying to use deploy and deploy-file from the commandline.
I'm at the point where deploy-file fails due to the error
Thanks for the response.
I have filed an issue on jira,
http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MNGECLIPSE-71
Mark Hewett
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]
hello to all,
I'm running eclipse 3.1.1, maven 2.0.2 and the eclipse maven2 plugin 0.0.4
the plugin from Mergere Inc.
when I run the install goal against an eclipse multiproject, the only
action
that happens is the pom of the parent project is installed to my local
repo.
none of the subproj
This was a user error.
on the dependency element for servlet-api we had coded jar
instead of jar
Because of this, the servlet-api jar was not added to the compile
classpath, resulting in compile errors.
our fault, and something we will document for our teams.
Thanks
Tom
hello,
we are running eclipse 3.1.1 and maven2 .0.2 and the maven eclipse plugin
0.0.4
we have a multiproject where a subproject has a dependency on
javax.servlet/servlet-api/2.4
The dependency appears in the Maven2 Dependencies container in eclipse and
the jar is our local repository.
Whe
hello,
We're using Maven 2's Eclipse plugin.
In Eclipse preferences, Maven2, I selected a local repository.
When I compile a project I never see references to the local repository in
the output,
just to the central repository.
The local repository is getting populated with downloaded depen
Brett,
Thanks so much. When we looked at the project, filtering was set to
'true'
in ...true
When it was changed to 'false', the image files in the jar file were saved
correctly.
Thanks again for your help.
Tom
hello to all,
we have a project that consists *only* of image files, like gif, png etc.
a team member is using the jar goal on this project, and the jar is
then distributed to webapps that need the images.
However, after jarring up the image files, they are then unreadable.
I saw a referen
Lukas, my fault, I did not read your response thoroughly.
You had the correction right. It would have saved me some time
had I *carefully* read your response.
Thank you again for your help. and a big d'oh for me.
Tom
hi Lukas,
Thank you for responding with help.
However, I was not able to get ${basedir}/xdocs/style/custom.css to work.
The rendered html did not use my css, and when I viewed the html source,
it was not importing custom.css
I put the file everywhere in my project. The xdoc plugin *did*
hello,
I put a custom.css file under xdocs/style and added maven.xdoc.theme.url
=./style/custom.css
to project.properties
The m1 doc says "...a css file that can be used in addition to
maven-base.css"
However, when the site is generated, the pages do not look like a standard
maven
project
hello to all,
I have used variable notation for values in the pom, rather than hard coded
values.
example, for Site Directory I've coded ${maven.site.location}
I'd like to use jelly script in maven.xml to set these pom variables, I
can't use static values
in project.properties.
Testing has
hi Arnaud,
Thank you for the links; I will look at them.
We are using the same version for the main project and it's subprojects.
And thanks again for responding and helping, not only with this question
but others I have posed.
Tom
hello to all,
We're using v1.0.2.
I have a multiproject, with several subprojects
(each subproject has it's own project.xml, some not all have their own
xdocs).
When I tag and release the parent project, the Downloads page of a
subproject
contains a generated line for the new release tag,
hello to all,
we are using maven 1.0.2 and luntbuild 1.2.2 for continuous builds.
Is there anything I can add to maven that will build a project site *only*
for a vMajor.Minor release,
and NOT build a site for a vMajor.Minor.Bugfix release?
for example, build the site docs for release v1
Vincent, Jason,
Thank you for your replies. A guide, or even better, a conversion tool,
would be great.
We love Maven and want to migrate to Maven2. We have many projects that
have
been mavenized so it is not a trivial task to migrate them, and any
time-saving($) help
is greatly appreciate
hello,
We are currently using v1.0.2 I looked at the maven2 site but
did not see anything that might
serve as a guide to migrating from m1 to m2.
Is there a helpful guide out there?
something that might map m1's project.xml/project.properties/maven.xml
to
hello,
I used site:generate for a web project, and the resulting dependencies.html
shows one of the dependencies with a url value.
However, the none of the dependencies in project.xml have a url value
specified.
My question is, where would the url come from, if not the pom?
My web project h
Return Receipt
Your maven to build eclipse plugin?
document
:
Return Receipt
Your Help !!
document
:
do you have castor\jars in your repository? If not, you need to do a
plugin:download
I also have a %HOME% environmental variable set to the path Documents and
Settings\tperry
I think maven uses that variable to get the path to the repository in the
classpath.
Do you have a similar variable s
Sorry, I shouldn't have used a generalized example without checking first.
In the castor plugin I found this namespace declaration in plugin.jelly:
xmlns:castor="castor"
try that in place of maven:castor
regards
Tom
Graham Leggett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 02/17/2005 01:49:37 PM:
> [E
This line indicates the problem:
"org.xml.sax.SAXParseException: The prefix "castor" for element
> "castor:generate" is not bound."
This is a namespace problem. If you have a tag like wrote on 02/17/2005 10:44:03 AM:
> Hi all,
>
> While trying to set up the castor plugin (and following the
bahaa Nasrallah <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 02/17/2005 08:22:30
AM:
> Hi,
> On my project i have a maven.xml file and project.xml file. when i run
> "maven" in the command line it doesn't compile the src files that are
> specified under in the project.xml. it only runs the
> goals speci
hi Qian,
I got this to work with eclipse 3.0.1, mevenide 0.3.0, maven 1.0
project.properties:
tom.did.this=true
maven.xml:
tom did this=${tom.did.this}
found it true
eclipse console:
[echo] tom did this=true
[echo] found it true
BUILD SUCCESSFUL
I left out the project and names
Eric Pugh, thanks for your response. Question: do I need a property set in
project.properties
or project.xml to make SNAPSHOT work?
Here's my dependency:
loggingservice
logging-client
SNAPSHOT
This is what Maven tried to do:
Attempting to download logging-client-SNAPSHOT
You know what, I didn't test by changing the timestamp on a jar in our
(internal) remote repository.
I just ran a project build consecutively on my desktop and watched if the
SNAPSHOT dependency
caused the jar to be re-loaded every time; it didn't.
I'm going to re-test by touching the times
ok, I understand that it goes against all that Maven stands for :-)
But I wish there were some property that could be added on a per-dependency
basis that would
force Maven to download the dependency every build. Just for weird
situations, like teams working
on company projects don't want to
What if some jar files are not versioned (and maybe will never be
versioned). Is there a way to
force Maven to always go to the remote repositories to resolve
dependencies?
I've tried SNAPSHOT, but that does not reload a dependency every time a
build is executed.
Thanks for your help.
Tom
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