If I understand you're problem correctly you need to tell your ejb
container to keep the source
code it generates when it compiles your ejbs and creates the containers
implementation that includes
such things as tx management etc.
For oc4j/orion I use the -DKeepWrapperCode=true to tell oc4j to n
I get the following error when trying to use the maven cactus goal:
C:\eclipse\workspace\strutstestcase>maven cactus
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[echo] Assembling webapp Global Project
On Sat, 2003-08-16 at 19:19, Jason van Zyl wrote:
> On Sat, 2003-08-16 at 12:11, Mark McBride wrote:
> > My group is currently running into the same problem.What we are doing is
> > declaring all our system/lib jars in a projects.xml which all our
> > projects extend. This
My group is currently running into the same problem.What we are doing is
declaring all our system/lib jars in a projects.xml which all our
projects extend. This is nice in respect to ensure that everyone is
building/debugging against the libraries that are in production. We are
actually using this
Has anyone found a good way to share a maven "master" project.xml for maven
inheritance between multiple cvs modules?
I noticed that the maven project itself (with regards to the plugins)
stores all the plugin source in the same module so the "master" project.xml
for all the plug-ins can be eas
I've created a plug-in that is specific to my organization and was curious
of what's the best way to register it with maven.
It appears that the only way to do this is by adding it to the maven
distribution with the rest of the plug-in jars.
Thanks in advance!
-Mark
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Hi,
Does anyone have advice with running Jmeter from maven?
I see two options:
Use the jmeter-ant task
Which works great but doesn't have a maven report for it.
Use the latka maven plug-in which converts jmeter test plans.
This looks nice but it doesn't seem to convert everything over.
Maybe th
Maybe try something like this:
src/test
**/*Test.java
**/*.dat
-Mark
At 01:36 PM 7/17/2003 +0100, you wrote:
Hi,
I've written a number of unit tests for a project and
some of these tests require data files (*.dat) in
Our project requires that we have an applet in our web application.
Following the best practices of maven we decided to place the applet code
in a separate cvs module since it is a separate artifact from the war we
build in the main project.
My question is how does one include the applet into
I thought the cactus test belonged in /src/iutest as stated in
http://maven.apache.org/reference/dirlayout.html . If they don't belong
there is the /src/iutest directory used for anything else?
Thanks!
-Mark
At 05:09 PM 6/2/2003 +0200, you wrote:
err?
Your cactus tests should be in /src/test-
I also like the idea listed in the email below.
As to Ben's email here are my answers:
Why do you have multiple source trees?
We are using two tools for our projects. One tool is a code generation tool
for our o/r mapping layer and we would like to keep it in it's own src
directory to alleviat
Thanks for the info on the maven.eclipse.output.dir property.
As for the multiple source:
For moving the multiple source directories we've used a jelly script that
copies the mulitple src with the pre-goal:prepare-filesystem goal. The
problem I'm having is when I run the eclipse:generate-project
Good idea! This is one of the things that I was hoping would get addressed =)
I'm new to the list so I'm not sure if this has been covered, but has there
been any thoughts to supporting multiple source entries so that when one
runs eclipse:generate-project it will properly set up the src's in th
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