Project artifacts w/ scope == test

Hi - I'm writing a plugin that executes a java app. It builds the classpath for the external app based on the dependencies specified in the pom. I'm having trouble building the classpath if dependencies have a scope of test because the artifact is not in the list of artifacts. It appears the t

[jira] Subscription: Design & Best Practices

Issue Subscription Filter: Design & Best Practices (37 issues) Subscriber: mavendevlist Key Summary MNG-2184Possible problem with @aggregator and forked lifecycles http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MNG-2184 MNG-612 implement conflict resolution techniques htt

Re: JavaOne

How does Saturday sound for this? I may also have some availability tomorrow afternoon, but I might not be able to get over there, so I Was thinking I could use that time to try and get in sync with where everything is at so I come prepared on Saturday. Cheers, Brett On 25/04/2007, at 1:

Re: QUESTION: What directory is the Super POM.xml?

Philippe, Colbert wrote: > I searched everywhere in the documentation without success. Where > (what directory) is the Super POM supposed to be and can we change > that directory? It is not in a directory. It is packed inside the jar files of the core Maven distribution. No, you cannot change it

Re: maven-install-plugin :: Cannot override read-only parameter: artifactId ?

Some more details on this: I have a common build project containing only a pom.xml, and several projects parallel to it with code, etc. and their pom.xmls. No inheritance involved. Just references in the common build project to the others. I have a pluginManagement section in the common one t

Re: maven-install-plugin :: Cannot override read-only parameter: artifactId ?

There is a new wrinkle in this one. The new SNAPSHOT works fine in our Windows development environment. However, when we try to run our build on our Linux (RHEL) build machine, it only works the first time after downloading the install plugin. Every subsequent time fails with the "Cannot overri

QUESTION: What directory is the Super POM.xml?

I searched everywhere in the documentation without success. Where (what directory) is the Super POM supposed to be and can we change that directory?

How can a Java plugin find out its goal?

Hi, how can this be done? In the parameter expression, I only have access to the plugin descriptor, not the mojo descriptor that contains the goal. Regards, Jochen - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional