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Posted to users@maven.apache.org by Christian Kölle <ko...@gmx.de> on 2006/11/29 23:46:02 UTC
[M2] [packaging] Maven reacts undeterministically ;-) For today my story is this...
Hello,
thanks for Maven! All of you, but It really brings me down all the time. I
am wasting days by days. I don't really understand how it works.
Nevertheless, I won't give up.
Unresolve problem today:
If i do "mvn install" on the sub-module-project which is my Webclient
(i.e.packging = war, servlet-alike project), maven allways puts a library
into my war-file that is neiter defined in the sub-module's pom as
'dependency', nor in the parent-pom's dependency-management area. Same
happens, if I run "mvn install" on the parent-project (, which generates all
deployment-units of the submodules).
Situation:
Multi-module-project with M2
I consider myself as Maven User, not Maven Developer.
I am a lonesome M2 user at work, I only use a local repository on my
machines for my stuff.
My efforts for today:
To solve the problem I have looked into every manifest of the 20
dependendies I use. No manifest references the library I don't want to have.
-- So, I thought, well, lets generate a dependency-report: It might indicate
where the problem might be. -- So I ran "mvn site" on the submodule to get a
dependency report. Without success. It fails because of a checkstyle error.
-- I thought no problem ;-) I removed the checkstyle report in the
sub-module's pom, as well as in the main-project-pom. -- I ran "mvn clean"
"mvn install" and "mvn site" but it still fails because of checkstyle,
althought there is no checkstyle at any pom. Finally I got the mvn:site
running on the main-pom, which generated a dependency report on the
submodule-poms either. -That's luck - But it does not list the library I do
not want to have, it is just portraying what's defined in the poms. For
today I am asking myself, where the heck does the library I reference
nowhere come from? Any ideas where to look at without grep?
Postnotes:
You might ask. Why do you care for libraries in your deployment-unit, as
long as your application is running? Good question! I was using "mvn
jetty6:run" to develop my webclient. That's so cool and so fast to work
with! Unfortualy the generated war-file comes with runtime-error, if
deployed into Tomcat 5.5.9, Tomcat 5.5.15, Geronimo 1.1.1(with TC) and JBoss
4.0.3 SP1 (with TC). I thought it was a good idea to look at my dependencies
first.
Regards
Chris
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Re: [M2] [packaging] Maven reacts undeterministically ;-) For today
my story is this...
Posted by franz see <fr...@gmail.com>.
Good day to you, Christian,
To quickly access the dependency tree report, use
project-info-reports:dependencies instead. it will create a
target\site\dependencies.html. If that doesn't help, then, use -X.
Anyway, i guess the problem was caused by running something like war:inplace
or something during development. you may want to configure your
maven-clean-plugin as well to take care of those.
Cheers,
Franz
Christian Kölle wrote:
>
> Thanks for your quick response!
> mvn -X package is nice but didn't help me for this specific thing. But I
> finally found the the problem: Somehow all libraries have been copied to
> the
> source webapp-folder (/src/main/webapp/WEB-INF/lib). Those files were
> outdated. The problematic library was in there. I never would have thought
> about that. Might have been during testing deployment-plugins.
>
> Thanks again Regards, Christian
>
> ----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----
> Von: Wayne Fay [mailto:waynefay@gmail.com]
> Gesendet: Donnerstag, 30. November 2006 02:07
> An: Maven Users List
> Betreff: Re: [M2] [packaging] Maven reacts undeterministically ;-) For
> today my story is this...
>
> | mvn -X package will tell you more about the dependencies, and where
> | they're coming from for transitive ones.
> |
> | The manifests will not necessarily tell you what you're looking for
> | -- instead check the poms for the 20 deps...
> |
> | Wayne
> |
> | On 11/29/06, Christian Kölle <ko...@gmx.de> wrote:
> || Hello,
> ||
> || thanks for Maven! All of you, but It really brings me down all the
> || time. I am wasting days by days. I don't really understand how it
> || works. Nevertheless, I won't give up.
> ||
> || Unresolve problem today:
> || If i do "mvn install" on the sub-module-project which is my Webclient
> || (i.e.packging = war, servlet-alike project), maven allways puts a
> || library into my war-file that is neiter defined in the sub-module's
> || pom as 'dependency', nor in the parent-pom's dependency-management
> || area. Same happens, if I run "mvn install" on the parent-project (,
> || which generates all deployment-units of the submodules).
> ||
> || Situation:
> || Multi-module-project with M2
> || I consider myself as Maven User, not Maven Developer.
> || I am a lonesome M2 user at work, I only use a local repository on my
> || machines for my stuff.
> ||
> || My efforts for today:
> || To solve the problem I have looked into every manifest of the 20
> || dependendies I use. No manifest references the library I don't want
> || to have. -- So, I thought, well, lets generate a dependency-report:
> || It might indicate where the problem might be. -- So I ran "mvn site"
> || on the submodule to get a dependency report. Without success. It
> || fails because of a checkstyle error. -- I thought no problem ;-) I
> || removed the checkstyle report in the sub-module's pom, as well as in
> || the main-project-pom. -- I ran "mvn clean" "mvn install" and "mvn
> || site" but it still fails because of checkstyle, althought there is
> || no checkstyle at any pom. Finally I got the mvn:site running on the
> || main-pom, which generated a dependency report on the submodule-poms
> || either. -That's luck - But it does not list the library I do not
> || want to have, it is just portraying what's defined in the poms. For
> || today I am asking myself, where the heck does the library I
> || reference nowhere come from? Any ideas where to look at without
> || grep?
> ||
> || Postnotes:
> || You might ask. Why do you care for libraries in your deployment-unit,
> || as long as your application is running? Good question! I was using
> || "mvn jetty6:run" to develop my webclient. That's so cool and so fast
> || to work with! Unfortualy the generated war-file comes with
> || runtime-error, if deployed into Tomcat 5.5.9, Tomcat 5.5.15, Geronimo
> || 1.1.1(with TC) and JBoss 4.0.3 SP1 (with TC). I thought it was a good
> || idea to look at my dependencies first.
> ||
> || Regards
> || Chris
> ||
> ||
> ||
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[M2] [packaging] Maven reacts undeterministically ;-) For today my story is this...
Posted by Christian Kölle <ko...@gmx.de>.
Thanks for your quick response!
mvn -X package is nice but didn't help me for this specific thing. But I
finally found the the problem: Somehow all libraries have been copied to the
source webapp-folder (/src/main/webapp/WEB-INF/lib). Those files were
outdated. The problematic library was in there. I never would have thought
about that. Might have been during testing deployment-plugins.
Thanks again Regards, Christian
----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----
Von: Wayne Fay [mailto:waynefay@gmail.com]
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 30. November 2006 02:07
An: Maven Users List
Betreff: Re: [M2] [packaging] Maven reacts undeterministically ;-) For
today my story is this...
| mvn -X package will tell you more about the dependencies, and where
| they're coming from for transitive ones.
|
| The manifests will not necessarily tell you what you're looking for
| -- instead check the poms for the 20 deps...
|
| Wayne
|
| On 11/29/06, Christian Kölle <ko...@gmx.de> wrote:
|| Hello,
||
|| thanks for Maven! All of you, but It really brings me down all the
|| time. I am wasting days by days. I don't really understand how it
|| works. Nevertheless, I won't give up.
||
|| Unresolve problem today:
|| If i do "mvn install" on the sub-module-project which is my Webclient
|| (i.e.packging = war, servlet-alike project), maven allways puts a
|| library into my war-file that is neiter defined in the sub-module's
|| pom as 'dependency', nor in the parent-pom's dependency-management
|| area. Same happens, if I run "mvn install" on the parent-project (,
|| which generates all deployment-units of the submodules).
||
|| Situation:
|| Multi-module-project with M2
|| I consider myself as Maven User, not Maven Developer.
|| I am a lonesome M2 user at work, I only use a local repository on my
|| machines for my stuff.
||
|| My efforts for today:
|| To solve the problem I have looked into every manifest of the 20
|| dependendies I use. No manifest references the library I don't want
|| to have. -- So, I thought, well, lets generate a dependency-report:
|| It might indicate where the problem might be. -- So I ran "mvn site"
|| on the submodule to get a dependency report. Without success. It
|| fails because of a checkstyle error. -- I thought no problem ;-) I
|| removed the checkstyle report in the sub-module's pom, as well as in
|| the main-project-pom. -- I ran "mvn clean" "mvn install" and "mvn
|| site" but it still fails because of checkstyle, althought there is
|| no checkstyle at any pom. Finally I got the mvn:site running on the
|| main-pom, which generated a dependency report on the submodule-poms
|| either. -That's luck - But it does not list the library I do not
|| want to have, it is just portraying what's defined in the poms. For
|| today I am asking myself, where the heck does the library I
|| reference nowhere come from? Any ideas where to look at without
|| grep?
||
|| Postnotes:
|| You might ask. Why do you care for libraries in your deployment-unit,
|| as long as your application is running? Good question! I was using
|| "mvn jetty6:run" to develop my webclient. That's so cool and so fast
|| to work with! Unfortualy the generated war-file comes with
|| runtime-error, if deployed into Tomcat 5.5.9, Tomcat 5.5.15, Geronimo
|| 1.1.1(with TC) and JBoss 4.0.3 SP1 (with TC). I thought it was a good
|| idea to look at my dependencies first.
||
|| Regards
|| Chris
||
||
||
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Re: [M2] [packaging] Maven reacts undeterministically ;-) For today my story is this...
Posted by Wayne Fay <wa...@gmail.com>.
mvn -X package will tell you more about the dependencies, and where
they're coming from for transitive ones.
The manifests will not necessarily tell you what you're looking for --
instead check the poms for the 20 deps...
Wayne
On 11/29/06, Christian Kölle <ko...@gmx.de> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> thanks for Maven! All of you, but It really brings me down all the time. I
> am wasting days by days. I don't really understand how it works.
> Nevertheless, I won't give up.
>
> Unresolve problem today:
> If i do "mvn install" on the sub-module-project which is my Webclient
> (i.e.packging = war, servlet-alike project), maven allways puts a library
> into my war-file that is neiter defined in the sub-module's pom as
> 'dependency', nor in the parent-pom's dependency-management area. Same
> happens, if I run "mvn install" on the parent-project (, which generates all
> deployment-units of the submodules).
>
> Situation:
> Multi-module-project with M2
> I consider myself as Maven User, not Maven Developer.
> I am a lonesome M2 user at work, I only use a local repository on my
> machines for my stuff.
>
> My efforts for today:
> To solve the problem I have looked into every manifest of the 20
> dependendies I use. No manifest references the library I don't want to have.
> -- So, I thought, well, lets generate a dependency-report: It might indicate
> where the problem might be. -- So I ran "mvn site" on the submodule to get a
> dependency report. Without success. It fails because of a checkstyle error.
> -- I thought no problem ;-) I removed the checkstyle report in the
> sub-module's pom, as well as in the main-project-pom. -- I ran "mvn clean"
> "mvn install" and "mvn site" but it still fails because of checkstyle,
> althought there is no checkstyle at any pom. Finally I got the mvn:site
> running on the main-pom, which generated a dependency report on the
> submodule-poms either. -That's luck - But it does not list the library I do
> not want to have, it is just portraying what's defined in the poms. For
> today I am asking myself, where the heck does the library I reference
> nowhere come from? Any ideas where to look at without grep?
>
> Postnotes:
> You might ask. Why do you care for libraries in your deployment-unit, as
> long as your application is running? Good question! I was using "mvn
> jetty6:run" to develop my webclient. That's so cool and so fast to work
> with! Unfortualy the generated war-file comes with runtime-error, if
> deployed into Tomcat 5.5.9, Tomcat 5.5.15, Geronimo 1.1.1(with TC) and JBoss
> 4.0.3 SP1 (with TC). I thought it was a good idea to look at my dependencies
> first.
>
> Regards
> Chris
>
>
>
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