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On 7/7/10 8:30 AM, govind ashrit wrote:

Don’t do this. Figure out how to use profiles or split the project.

On 07/07/2010 2:07 AM, Stephen Connolly wrote: How do I specify that those files are in Nexus? No one person builds all the war or jar files. Each person needs a way to collect the whole application (about 60 modules) in order to have a complete application.

Ron

Hi Srirangan

I would be very interested in this – have been considering a maven 3 title and the cookbook style works well. I’m currently converting a huge maven 2 project to version 3 focusing on tests, intrgration tests, meter, static analysis.

Where are you up to with your book and any areas in particular where you need help?

Thanks Ben

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On 7 Jul 2010, at 10:27, Srirangan wrote:

I have a problem while performing a mvn release:prepare task when the project is downloaded from CVS, because the files are read only (so pom.xml can’t be updated with new version).

Error writing POM: C:Documents and Settingsa.dionisiDesktopPLXSourceAuditingWebServicepom.xml (Access is denied)

I tried with useEditMode parameter for the plugin:

org.apache.maven.plugins maven-release-plugin 2.0 clean install true

true

but I receive the warning: [WARNING] Provider cvs does not support edit operation. I tried also with scm:edit…same story.

Is there a way to edit the project before release:prepare? Thank you for help.

Hi,

I have a strange question on that plugin.

I created a basic C++ program that just create “Hello world” for my testing, and tried to compile with the plugin.

I recieved a succesfull message, and can see in my local repository the new nar file.

My question is- how can I see the native artifact (exe of dll)?

I don’t see any references to it.

This is new in Maven 2.1 apparently… It works in 3.0-BETA1.

Currently, I’m running an ant target (unzip) to explode and then copy the EAR+WAR to JBoss. the jboss-maven-plugin is insufficient b/c the unpack does not explode the WAR in the EAR.

Is this explode goal/plugin included as a feature in Maven 3? thx.

[INFO] [clean:clean] [INFO] [ear:generate-application-xml] [INFO] [resources:resources] [INFO] [antrun:run {execution: fix.eclipse:eclipse-eclipseEAR.applicationXML}] [INFO] [ear:ear] [INFO] [source:jar {execution: default}] [INFO] [ear:ear {execution: default}] [INFO] [install:install] [INFO] [antrun:run {execution: default}] [INFO] Executing tasks [echo] Invoking explode ant target…

So by default the plugin goal executes *after* the phase (and final goal) it’s bound to…

I have a multimodule maven project and I want to change the version number. Unfortunately, it looks like I have to manually edit each pom.xml (or write some sort of perl script) to accomplish this. Is there a better, cooler, faster way to do this? Maybe with a plugin of some sort?

I have an “interesting” situation at work where I need to unpack the warfile built by a POM to a known directory whose name does not vary with the project’s maven coordinates prior to starting an embedded tomcat server via “mvn tomcat:run-war.” Note that I don’t need to unpack the project dependencies (which is what the dependency plugin does), but the actual warfile itself that was built during the package phase. I can’t use the directory from which the warfile was built, since the name of that directory varies with the project’s maven coordinates, and I don’t want to change the name of that directory to exclude the maven coordinates for obvious reasons (e.g. old builds might collide when version numbers are updated). Is there a maven plugin that will simply unpack a war file, as if executing “jar xvf somefile.war”? As an alternate solution, is there a plugin that will recursively copy the contents of one directory to another?

Thanks, Tom Ault