Oh yeah, I had to manually install Itext into my repository using a
maven command. I am using it to write PDFs and it is not a required
Tapestry thing.
I have used maven 2.0.5 and 2.0.6 with great success. 2.0.6 was the
first version I had ever used.
One other thing, I have stopped using the m
Daniel,
That's great. This works on my own machine. Haven't tested at work.
I actually edited your pom to conform with the package name
org.example.myapp.
Although I thought I might need maven 2.0.6 this actually failed with a
stack trace complaining about the settings class I think. I reverted to
Hi Adam,
You shouldn't have to manually touch your repository for the tapestry
required libraries.
Your sentence about "after creating a directory and pom under
tapestry-core --> 5.0.5-SNAPSHOT" leads me to believe you did.
What you will have to do is modify the POM in your project's
directory,
Hi and thanks.
I am not quite there yet.
I guess maybe simplest would be to delete anything todo with
5.0.5-SNAPSHOTin my local maven repo.
At the moment what I have found after creating a directory and pom under
tapestry-core --> 5.0.5-SNAPSHOT I get the following (truncated to end) when
I run mv
adasal wrote:
I can use this to run 5.0.4 as per Daniel Jue but I cannot run 5.0.5.
I have cheated(?) and installed 5.0.4 tapestry-core as 5.0.5-SNAPSHOT then
if I e.g. mvn clean install -U this is the console output. It looks for the
corresponding pom which it doesn't find.
Otherwise, without th
NFO] Total time: 22 seconds
> [INFO] Finished at: Thu May 31 16:22:10 BST 2007
> [INFO] Final Memory: 5M/12M
> [INFO]
> ------------
>
> On 29/05/07, RobertSchreiber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
epo/m2-snapshot-repository/
when
running maven.
I changed the quickstsrt/pom.xml: to
5.0.5-SNAPSHOT
and now I even managed to download that version (without problems)!
Regards, Robert
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This is what I need!
Have try to download the new T5.0.5, but never works.
I'll try again.
Imho, Maven is a must.
It relives all the pain of maintaining dependency : you don't have to
memorize where they put the stuff on the net.
For example, you just told maven to use jetty-plug in and it'll ki
Ok, I was a little off on that last post, sorry to everyone following
this thread.
If you run this (notice the 5.0.4, not 5.0.3)
C:\Projects\wtpworkspace>mvn archetype:create -DarchetypeGroupId=org.apache.tape
stry -DarchetypeArtifactId=quickstart -DarchetypeVersion=5.0.4 -DgroupId=org.exa
mple -
some obscure maven error message.
> >>
> >> What do I do wrong? Is there any description what I have to do to get
> the
> >> software ( including dependent libraries).
> >>
> >> Why can't somebody deliver a jar file with everything in it, how the
> >
Is there any description what I have to do to get
the
>> software ( including dependent libraries).
>>
>> Why can't somebody deliver a jar file with everything in it, how the
>> spring
>> guys do?
>>
>> Wouldn't it be nice to have a t505-withdependencies.j
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Thanks Andy! Hot stuff! This may be the silver bullet for me.
Hey, mvn tomcat:run is always an option!
Daniel Jue wrote:
I have run the Jetty plugin from the t5 simple archetype with great
success. I tried it again just now, and it didn't work, because my
plugin
code was like this:
org.mortbay.jetty
maven-jetty-plugin
I have run the Jetty plugin from the t5 simple archetype with great
success. I tried it again just now, and it didn't work, because my plugin
code was like this:
org.mortbay.jetty
maven-jetty-plugin
true
I switched it to yo
thing in it, how the
spring
guys do?
Wouldn't it be nice to have a t505-withdependencies.jar including
tapestry*.jar
javaassist.jar
etc...
workbench.war
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If you don't have to run your app in tomcat, there's a maven plugin for
jetty. Add this to your pom
org.mortbay.jetty
maven-jetty-plugin
and then start jetty with "mvn jetty:run".
On Thu, 24 May 2007 22:29:39 +0200, Daniel Jue <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Robert,
I agree,
ong? Is there any description what I have to do to get
> the
> software ( including dependent libraries).
>
> Why can't somebody deliver a jar file with everything in it, how the
> spring
> guys do?
>
> Wouldn't it be nice to have a t505-withdependencies.jar inc
description what I have to do to get the
software ( including dependent libraries).
Why can't somebody deliver a jar file with everything in it, how the
spring
guys do?
Wouldn't it be nice to have a t505-withdependencies.jar including
tapestry*.jar
javaassist.jar
etc...
workbench.wa
can't somebody deliver a jar file with everything in it, how the spring
guys do?
Wouldn't it be nice to have a t505-withdependencies.jar including
tapestry*.jar
javaassist.jar
etc...
workbench.war
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