m2 -g site
throws an ReactorException caused by LifecycleExecutionException:
Invalid
task 'site'
Friedger
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It may
'M2 -g'
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Hi,
Is there a way to find out about valid goals of a plugin/all plugins
available?
I am looking for the one that creates reports of dependent projects. And
I am curious what else I could do with the available plugins for m2.
Thanks,
Friedger
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It's not yet implemented.

- Brett

8/9/05, Mueffke, Friedger <f.mueffke (AT) klopotek (DOT) dewrote:

m2 -g site

throws an ReactorException caused by LifecycleExecutionException:
Invalid
task 'site'

Friedger

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It may

'M2 -g'

Sasi

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Hi,

Is there a way to find out about valid goals of a plugin/all plugins
available?

I am looking for the one that creates reports of dependent projects. And
I am curious what else I could do with the available plugins for m2.

Thanks,

Friedger

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Hi,

As far as I know, there is no available command in M2 to list all its
goal or plugins.
You can find some plugins in the maven 2 site.

Regards,
-allan

Mueffke, Friedger wrote:

>m2 -g site
>
>throws an ReactorException caused by LifecycleExecutionException:
>Invalid
>task 'site'
>
>Friedger
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>available?
>

>
>I am looking for the one that creates reports of dependent projects. And
>I am curious what else I could do with the available plugins for m2.
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>
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Isn't it possible to look in the source code at the methods on a
particular class - would it be the public methods on the *Mojo.class?

I'm looking at one now that has just .execute() so I would presume I'm
wrong here - but aren't the member variables on the Mojo.class the
configurable attributes of the plugin?

Adam

Allan Ramirez on 10/08/05 07:12, wrote:
Hi,

As far as I know, there is no available command in M2 to list all its
goal or plugins.
You can find some plugins in the maven 2 site.

Regards,
-allan

Mueffke, Friedger wrote:

>m2 -g site
>throws an ReactorException caused by LifecycleExecutionException:
>Invalid task 'site'
>>
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>Tuesday, August 09, 2005 12:21 PM
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>>
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>>
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>>
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>August 09, 2005 3:46 PM
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>Subject: [m2] goals for plugins
>>
>Hi,
>>
>>
>>
>Is there a way to find out about valid goals of a plugin/all plugins
>available?
>>
>>
>>
>I am looking for the one that creates reports of dependent projects. And
>I am curious what else I could do with the available plugins for m2.
>>
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>>
>Thanks,
>>
>Friedger
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Actually, no. Mojo.class is an interface, and basically provides the API
that Maven uses to invoke the mojo. Classes that implement Mojo will
have fields marked with @parameter expression="${someExpression}" in the
javadocs, which mark that field as a mojo parameter. Similarly, things
like which lifecycle phase to bind to are addressed in javadocs at the
class level.

To address Allan's comment earlier, we currently have a plugin called
projecthelp (maven-projecthelp-plugin) which provides insight into
various aspects of the build. Currently, it is most useful for
discovering the effective PM and settings being used (as a result of
inheritance and profile activation, and also merging global and local
settings files). HWEVER, we do have an issue in Jira currently to add
the old '-g' functionality, after a fashion. What will most likely
happen is something like:

m2 projecthelp:describe -Dprefix=projecthelp

which will describe at a high level the functionality and mojos
available in that plugin. Also:

m2 projecthelp:describe -Dmojo=projecthelp:describe

which will give a more in-depth description of the 'describe' mojo and
its parameters. Admittedly, this won't give you the same
snapshot-of-the-installation that the old '-g' option did; but then
again, the term 'installation' is a little more vaguely defined in m2. ;)

HTH,
- -john

Adam Hardy wrote:
| Isn't it possible to look in the source code at the methods on a
| particular class - would it be the public methods on the *Mojo.class?
|
| I'm looking at one now that has just .execute() so I would presume I'm
| wrong here - but aren't the member variables on the Mojo.class the
| configurable attributes of the plugin?
|
|
| Adam
|
| Allan Ramirez on 10/08/05 07:12, wrote:
|
|Hi,
|>
|As far as I know, there is no available command in M2 to list all its
|goal or plugins.
|You can find some plugins in the maven 2 site.
|>
|
|>
|Regards,
|-allan
|>
|Mueffke, Friedger wrote:
|>
|>m2 -g site
|>throws an ReactorException caused by LifecycleExecutionException:
|>Invalid task 'site'
|>>
|>Friedger
|>>
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|>From: NATARAJAN Sasi Kumar [mailto:SNatarajan2 (AT) covansys (DOT) com] Sent:
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|>>
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|>>
|>'M2 -g'
|>>
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|>August 09, 2005 3:46 PM
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|>Subject: [m2] goals for plugins
|>>
|>Hi,
|>>
|>>
|>>
|>Is there a way to find out about valid goals of a plugin/all plugins
|>available?
|>>
|>>
|>>
|>I am looking for the one that creates reports of dependent projects. And
|>I am curious what else I could do with the available plugins for m2.
|>>
|>>
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|>>
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Try to walk thru

to create a jar file then you can taylor your own by adding
your own source. There should be option to allow you to include/eclude
file to compille
-D

8/10/05, Rizwan Merchant <rizwan (AT) alpha-it (DOT) comwrote:

Hi,
How I create a jar file from my targets such that I can specify which jar
files certain classes should go to?
Basiclly I have the following ant task and need to translate it into maven2

<target name="common_jar" depends="init">
<jar destfile="${build.jar.dir}/common.jar"
basedir="${classes.dir}"
includes="com/alpha/common/**, com/alpha/framework/**,
com/alpha/util/**, com/alpha/edi/**, com/alpha/task/**,
com/alpha/cardswipe/**, com/alpha/license/**, com/alpha/uhmsearch/**,
com/alpha/print/**, com/alpha/alert/**,com/activetree/editor/**"/>
</target>

Can someone show me an example? thanks.
-Riz.

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