Is there a way to write a test that checks Maven dependencies? In our project, we found these problems:
This is a dependency tree generated by Maven 2.2.1 with mvn -o dependency:tree -Dverbose -Dincludes=log4j
My environment is STS 2.8.0-M2 with Grails 1.3.7. I have a Grails project and a plain Java/Maven project in my workspace.
I\'m about to start working on an application that I\'d like to run in an OSGi container, like Virgo. Virgo\'s core platform supplies many of the dependencies I\'m interested in, like the Spring Frame
Disclaimer (I originally asked the question in a very detailed manner over here.I\'ve excer开发者_如何学JAVApted it here as the maven-users mailing list has gone quiet on this question.) (not just an
I have a Maven project multimodule project.Some of the modules create custom packaging for the libraries produced by the other modules.The packaging being used has its own suite of versioned dependenc
Question in abstract terms: I have a directed acyclic graph (DAG) which contains subsets of vertices which are exclusive when queried (only one item per subset should be present in the query\'s resul
I have 5 projects - 4 of which are run on the console (say A,B,C and D) with java -jar A.jar etc and 1 web application (E). The web application is deployed on a number of isolated servers some of whic
Due to lack of support for some libraries I want to use, I moved some Python development from Windows to Linux development. I\'ve spent most of the day messing about getting nowhere with dependencies.
Does the Ajax Extender control base provide dependency management? I am creating a set of controls that uses a few base scripts used by the behaviors and from here Creating a Extender Control it sort
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