I have a multi-module maven project and would like to execute an ant task before maven starts building the reactor.
I\'m currently working on a fairly large project that has been migrated from Ant to Maven. There are no problems with the actual build process (it compiles and packages the source code fine).
I\'m using Maven 3.0.3 on Solaris 10.I am using the antrun exec plugin.How do I figure out the command line statement that is actually being run?When running my command (designed to checkout code from
I\'m migrating from ant to maven. However I have a custom build functionality for process web resources that I don\'t want to adapt yet to maven (the cost is very high) so I\'m using ant run plugin.
So I have this snippet in my pom <configuration> <target if=\"csc\" > <echo>Unzipping md csc help</echo>
I am using antrun plugin in my maven build to replace a token @version@ in some of the JSP files with the application version.
How can I disable maven-antrun-plugin execution when certain file already exists?: [...] <plugin>
For a Maven build I need to copy some files after the exploded directory has been made with the war plugin. Is it possible to run the antrun plugin during/after the war:exploded goal? If so how would
How can I get information from maven-antrun-plugin back to Maven script? For example: [...] <plugin>
My maven java project uses the maven-antrun-plugin to execute a deploy.xml ant script that deploys my app. The deploy.xml uses the <if> task and this seems to be causing the problem;
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