mapping to maps in java mojo

Hi, In the Maven 2 documentation "Guide to Configuring Plug-ins" the "Mapping Maps" section is blank. Does anyone know how this is done? Could you show me an example of how it's done? Thanks! -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/mapping-to-maps-in-java-mojo-tf2467692.html#a68

maven 2 war.bundle

Hi, If I don't want all my external dependencies bundled in the resulting war artifact, how do I configure this in my project's pom? Basically I want the functionality that was provided in Maven 1.x by adding the war.bundle property to the dependencies I do want to include in the WEB-INF/lib dire

Re: RE: manually managing external dependencies in maven 2

hich just downloads all dependencies without >> compiling. >> >> But a clean way to browse the dependency tree (including "update this") >> from Java code would be nice, too. Don't forget to post here if you find >> a >> solution! >> >> Reg

RE: manually managing external dependencies in maven 2

here. Could anyone help with that? Thanks! Manuel Ledesma wrote: > > Look at this page, it might help u > > http://maven.apache.org/eclipse-plugin.html > > -Original Message- > From: fogwolf [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Tuesday, October 10, 2006 5

manually managing external dependencies in maven 2

Hi, I'm using Maven 2 for managing my Java projects in Eclipse & am wondering how I can manually get Maven to check for any new external dependencies in my pom.xml & automatically download them to the local repository without having to call "maven compile". I have a Java Mojo that I run after add

maven.eclipse.workspace

Is there an expression or any other means of accessing the Eclipse workspace directory (as either a File object or a String) like you're able to in Jelly in Maven 1.x with ${maven.eclipse.workspace}. Thanks! -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/maven.eclipse.workspace-tf230646

Re: problem with differing versions of maven-model

yep - you are right. thanks! brettporter wrote: > > Actually, maven-model-3.0.1 has a different groupId I believe, and > belongs to Maven 1.x. You're probably looking for maven-model-2.0.4 > > On 15/09/2006, at 3:35 AM, fogwolf wrote: > >> >> Hi. >&

problem with differing versions of maven-model

Hi. I'm working on a Maven Java Plugin & am running into an issue. I am directly using the Dependency class in my code from the latest version of that jar, 3.0.1. However, the version in my Maven installation directory lib is 2.0.4 (same as the version of Maven I'm using) & the method available i

Re: maven 2 plugin dev question

What if my plugin is written in Ant & not Java? Also, when I run the maven install command to build & install my plugin, it isn't adding my resources directory to the jar file. How do I get it to do this? Thanks!! Arnaud Bailly-3 wrote: > > fogwolf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]&g

maven 2 plugin dev question

Hi there. I am converting my Maven 1 environment to Maven 2 & am running into an issue with a plugin I'm trying to update. This plugin basically filters some template files, replacing placeholder values, & places them within directories under the project on which the plugin is being run. In Maven