 | | | Maven | | I 'd try this last approach using the "dir " format for the first pass to
sort of stage out the assembly to a directory structure. From there you can
work on the assembly directory using a custom plugYou can delete the mirror -- that is the default for M2.0.7. (I think
it switched in M2.0.6 but I could be wrong.)
Are you sure you 're not behind a proxy or running some anti-virus
software that capManos Batsis wrote
> > The proper way of excluding certain reports from rendering is however
> > to specify a <reportSet > configuration in the plugin configuration.
> > See the example in the project
i think the problem is when you add this in the pom.xml of a plugin
...
<build >
....
<plugins >
<plugin >
<artifactId >maven-plugin-plugin </artifactId >
i think the problem is when you add this in the pom.xml of a plugin
...
<build >
....
<plugins >
<plugin >
<artifactId >maven-plugin-plugin </artifactId >
>
> For launch4j I
> simply used its Ant task that I called using the AntRun plugin.
>
Good idea I current use the maven plugin (
http //9stmaryrd.com/tools/launch4j-maven-plugin) but it is not ma
Thanks for all the info definitely useful for me as well.
Cheers
Manos
Vincent Massol wrote
> Hi
>
> I use 2 installers
>
> * IzPack to generate a generic JAR installer
> * launch4j to wrHi
I use 2 installers
* IzPack to generate a generic JAR installer
* launch4j to wrap the generic JAR installer into an EXE for windows
platforms
I got the IzPack maven plugin from http //jira.Hi Pierre
Indeed you may have cyclic dependencies.
The solution that I use for this problem is to provide the test-classes
as a speperate artifact.
The maven-jar-plugin provides a convinient way to dHi Folks
Don 't know if I am allow to plug jobs on this mailing list
or not but was told by a friend (who is on this mailing list I believe)
that there are some quality people on this maiNo I 'm not behind a proxy. A bit more information
I made the two changes. The first is an attempt to force mvn to use
maven.org 's central site akin to what John suggested
<mirror >
<id >Hi I 'm using m2eclipse 0.0.10 Eclipse 3.3.0 Maven 2.0.7.
I have added some maven dependencies using a "provided " scope
<dependency >
<groupId >pae </groupId >
<artifactId >library </artifactId >
<veJohn Coleman wrote
> Funny you should mention this as I was just pondering this yesterday so
> many thanks for posting about IZPack.
>
> We send WARs to our clients but it would be nice to be ableHi
Funny you should mention this as I was just pondering this yesterday so
many thanks for posting about IZPack.
We send WARs to our clients but it would be nice to be able to edit the
config filIt works ! Thanks .
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Arnaud Bailly Dr.
\web > http //www.oqube.com
I got that code directly from the Mojo Developer Cookbook wiki page
(http //docs/codehaus.org/MAVENUSER/Mojo+Developer+Cookbook). It was wrong on the page so I went in and fixed the page. It now
c
Depending on which technology stack you are using you may have hard time to sell this migration especially if you 're building J2EE apps mixing EJBs and webapps deployed on a commercial platform.
MaWim Deblauwe wrote
> I have a question for the people that use maven to create an application (as
> opposed to a library). How do you provide an easy start point for your
> application?
>
> Do you uThanks for the help. I must have been working on that too long to see the error.
Many thanks for pointing that out to me that worked
Herv? BOUTEMY wrote
> I see 1 typo that would explain the problHi
I have a question for the people that use maven to create an application (as
opposed to a library). How do you provide an easy start point for your
application?
Do you use webstart?
Do you use tHello
actually my Generated Site only have an Date at Top of Page.
Is there a short solution that will contain the publishing Time also ?
thanks
Jens
you should define your repositories in a profiles.xml or the settings.xml and
provide that to the users...
don 't define the repositories in the parent pom from my understanding this
will be the recoHi
on Linux/*nix is
/home/ <user >/.m2/repository
FYI
Bye
On 10/1/07 Alexander Sack <pisymbol@(protected) > wrote
>
> Your Maven 2 repository which on windows would be
>
> C \Documents and SettinHi
Has anyone succesfully been able to do portal development with RSA and Maven. We are having a lot of problems integrating Maven (via de MAven plugin) with RSA. RSA uses hotdeployments on a WebsHello
In our project we have two different modules separated into two eclipse
projects. We use ant for project compilation packaging and deployment.
Dependency management is achieved using mavenErik Drolshammer wrote on Tuesday October 02 2007 11 11 AM
> Hi!
> Context
> I have a set of projects and some of these should use
> webstart (jnlp). I
> have set up and configured the maven-websHi all
I 'm trying to use xdoclet for my project via the antrun plugin but I 'm
encounter problem with classpath.
I configure antrun like this
<project >
[...]
<build >
<plugins >
<pluginHi!
Context
I have a set of projects and some of these should use webstart (jnlp). I
have set up and configured the maven-webstart-plugin. This configuration
have I made generic and put in a separaOr bind the assembly plugin to two different phases with different assembly
descriptors.
On 10/2/07 Kalle Korhonen <kalle.o.korhonen@(protected) > wrote
>
> I doubt so. Use some other plugin (like thI doubt so. Use some other plugin (like the dependency plugin) to copy the
resources modify as you like with other plugins then use filesets to
assembly the modified files together.
Kalle
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