Hi,
I have already made a dashboard report plugin which aggregate summary
informations of each report in only one for a single project and i want to
extend it to aggregate all summary informations for each module in one
report.
How to do that ?
thanks for your help
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I have created a Dashboard report plugin for Maven2.
My problem is : How to configure my plugin to generate the dashboard report
only after all reports have been generated.
In my DashBoardReportMojo which extends AbstractMavenReport, i put this mojo
metadata as class-level annotation :
@phase p
Can someone please see why commons-configuration 1.3 does not show up
in the m2 repo on ibiblio? It is present in the m1 directory
structure.
http://www.ibiblio.org/maven/commons-configuration/jars/
http://www.ibiblio.org/maven2/commons-configuration/commons-configuration/
Thanks,
Wendy
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the only reason I could see keeping it around was to make sure the
security bits and pieces were all wrapped correctly...but since so
much of that has changed with the project grouping and recent
development in general...
+1
On 9/26/06, Emmanuel Venisse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
+1
Emmanuel
Thanks forthe check, my eyes were hurting after i finished with this ;)
On 9/26/06, Brett Porter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've taken a peek through this to sanity check - there are some
things that look like they've been removed that shouldn't have been,
but I could be wrong and it could have
Thank you, but it didn't worked (the option: @requiresProject false)
What we are trying to do is have in a directory only a pom.xml that will have
several modules. And then call our plugin that does a download from an MKS
Source Integrity repository all the modules (creates the modules direct
Hi
I implemented a patch against 2.0.4 which allows properties from
.m2/settings.xml profiles (activeByDefault) to be interpolated into
conf/settings.xml. please see: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MNG-2577
This allows account settings to be filled into definitions in
conf/settings.xml. (As des
Sorry guys, but Maven will try to resolve/build all projects before running
any plugins. This means that if the other projects are listed in the modules
list, it will try to locate/build those project instances before the plugin
in question is executed.
I'm afraid I don't have a good suggestion f
I did that, and doesn't work, because I need the plugin to run BEFORE the
modules are built, because the plugin downloads the modules from a MKS
repository into the local repository.
The only way I found so far to doit is the use the -N switch, but I'm searching
if there is other way, like rei
Thank you for you suggestion, I tried but doesn't work... because I don't have
the modules (or its pom.xml files) yet... at that's the reason for the plugin,
to download the modules from the repository. Any ideas??
This is the error that I'm getting
C:\users\Laura\workspace\multi_module_test>m
Hi,
You should add @aggregator to the javadoc comment on the Mojo class;
that'll ensure the plugin runs after all modules have been built.
-- Kenney
Laura Hinojosa wrote:
I'm having trouble with a plug-in that we are developing because of this
improvement:
* MNG-764 - pom with modules shou
if you only want your plugin to run first before all modules are built, then
create another module to run your plugin, then
set that module first on the list of your element.
would this work?
-Dan
On 9/26/06, Laura Hinojosa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I did that, and doesn't work, because
Laura,
Only "pom" projects can have sub-modules. If you want to activate your
plugin in such a project, you can add something like:
com.your-company
your-maven-plugin
0.1
your-indentifier
package
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