Project POM

["Jeffery, Mark" <MJ...@fnb.co.za>]

Hello

I am trying to figure something out.

For a Maven 2 project, in continuum, the SCM information needs to be in
the pom.

I have a parent pom with several maven module poms in subdirectories
below.

The Maven build works fine from the command line.

My question is this :

Do I need to expose my cvs via http to be able to get continuum to
"read" my parent pom when creating a new continuum project. Or where
does this initial pom come from.=20 If so, what happens if a pom changes
(eg another module added) in cvs ?
Without connecting to CVS how is continuum going to know that the pom
changed ?

The whole initial pom when creating a continuum project is not clear for
me.

Am I missing a basic step somewhere ?

Jeff
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Re: Project POM

[Emmanuel Venisse <em...@gmail.com>]

Your parent pom should be added in continuum or at least available in a
maven repository so Continuum will download it.

Emmanuel

On Mon, Jul 21, 2008 at 8:54 AM, Jeffery, Mark <MJ...@fnb.co.za> wrote:

> Hello
>
> I am trying to figure something out.
>
> For a Maven 2 project, in continuum, the SCM information needs to be in
> the pom.
>
> I have a parent pom with several maven module poms in subdirectories
> below.
>
> The Maven build works fine from the command line.
>
> My question is this :
>
> Do I need to expose my cvs via http to be able to get continuum to
> "read" my parent pom when creating a new continuum project. Or where
> does this initial pom come from.=20 If so, what happens if a pom changes
> (eg another module added) in cvs ?
> Without connecting to CVS how is continuum going to know that the pom
> changed ?
>
> The whole initial pom when creating a continuum project is not clear for
> me.
>
> Am I missing a basic step somewhere ?
>
> Jeff
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