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On 12/11/06, Deluigi Marcus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
That's a great idea!
However, how do I tell the exec-plugin where to find maven itself?
When I try:
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mvn exec:exec -Dexec.executable="maven" -Dexec.args="clean"
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I get the following error message:
[INFO]
. I want that the program searches the program
within the defined path of the environments 'path' varariable.
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> The phases are community defined, and there are no plans to ever
change
> that. This is why Maven is easy to understand and use whe
I generally abuse Ant for these kinds of things rather than Maven...
Wayne
On 12/7/06, Eric Redmond <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The phases are community defined, and there are no plans to ever change
that. This is why Maven is easy to understand and use wherever you go -
rather than having to le
The phases are community defined, and there are no plans to ever change
that. This is why Maven is easy to understand and use wherever you go -
rather than having to learn a bunch of "custom" stuff. If you really want to
coallate your work into a single command, try using the "exec" goal:
http://
Hi
I want to abuse maven to perform a setup for a testing environment, such
as starting derby, starting a tomcat and deploying a WAR file which is
another project.
Maven does a fine job in downloading all the required software if
necessary and building the WAR file which it is another project.
B
