Deploying artifacts and dependencies on another system with Maven
I am coding a Java program on my development machine. Maven packages this a myjar.jar
, and I can run it from the command line using java -cp myjar.jar my.FantasticClass
. It uses library somelib.jar
. I use Maven, and the project is hosted on github.
Deploying artifacts and dependencies on another system with Maven
I am coding a Java program on my development machine. Maven packages this a myjar.jar
, and I can run it from the command line using java -cp myjar.jar my.FantasticClass
. It uses library somelib.jar
. I use Maven, and the project is hosted on github.
Managing Maven dependencies between multiple components with multiple teams making changes
In a situation where there are multiple teams making changes to some Maven projects with dependencies between them (otherwise unrelated projects i.e. no super POM or anything like that), with each team working in a separate working branch on all of these projects and merging them back to trunk only after a story is complete and tested, how should one handle the dependencies between snapshot builds that each team produces?
Managing Maven dependencies between multiple components with multiple teams making changes
In a situation where there are multiple teams making changes to some Maven projects with dependencies between them (otherwise unrelated projects i.e. no super POM or anything like that), with each team working in a separate working branch on all of these projects and merging them back to trunk only after a story is complete and tested, how should one handle the dependencies between snapshot builds that each team produces?
Managing Maven dependencies between multiple components with multiple teams making changes
In a situation where there are multiple teams making changes to some Maven projects with dependencies between them (otherwise unrelated projects i.e. no super POM or anything like that), with each team working in a separate working branch on all of these projects and merging them back to trunk only after a story is complete and tested, how should one handle the dependencies between snapshot builds that each team produces?
Managing Maven dependencies between multiple components with multiple teams making changes
In a situation where there are multiple teams making changes to some Maven projects with dependencies between them (otherwise unrelated projects i.e. no super POM or anything like that), with each team working in a separate working branch on all of these projects and merging them back to trunk only after a story is complete and tested, how should one handle the dependencies between snapshot builds that each team produces?
Managing Maven dependencies between multiple components with multiple teams making changes
In a situation where there are multiple teams making changes to some Maven projects with dependencies between them (otherwise unrelated projects i.e. no super POM or anything like that), with each team working in a separate working branch on all of these projects and merging them back to trunk only after a story is complete and tested, how should one handle the dependencies between snapshot builds that each team produces?
Managing Maven dependencies between multiple components with multiple teams making changes
In a situation where there are multiple teams making changes to some Maven projects with dependencies between them (otherwise unrelated projects i.e. no super POM or anything like that), with each team working in a separate working branch on all of these projects and merging them back to trunk only after a story is complete and tested, how should one handle the dependencies between snapshot builds that each team produces?
Managing Maven dependencies between multiple components with multiple teams making changes
In a situation where there are multiple teams making changes to some Maven projects with dependencies between them (otherwise unrelated projects i.e. no super POM or anything like that), with each team working in a separate working branch on all of these projects and merging them back to trunk only after a story is complete and tested, how should one handle the dependencies between snapshot builds that each team produces?
Should Maven generate JAXB java code or just use Java code from source control?
We’re trying to plan how to mash together a build server for our shiny new Java backend. We use a lot of JAXB XSD code generation and I was getting into a heated argument with whoever cared that the build server should: