TweetBufferI just migrated to Maven 3 this week, and noticed that my profiles.xml is no being ignored. So now I have to migrate my profiles to my pom.xml, and setting.xml Yet another thing on my list TODO now. Link to this post!
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Invalid keystore format and ‘keytool genkey’ issues during Jar signing
TweetBufferInvalid keystore format and ‘keytool genkey’ issues during Jar signing I have been working on creating keystores and signing jars today, and have run into some interesting finding, and some interesting but obscure errors during this process. I have the following maven plugin that I wanted to use to sign my jar with my keystore [...]
READ MORE »Common Hibernate JPA Data Services Component
TweetBufferI have been using Hibernate JPA, with a Java Generics based data access layer for some time now. But each time I go to a new project, I find that I have to do quite a bit of rework just to integrate this component. So what I wanted to do, is find a way to [...]
READ MORE »Agile Consulting and Coaching
TweetBufferI would like to share a new slide deck to outline a presentation I am giving to clients to identify SDLC issues, and how as an Agile Coach, I can assist them in becoming more Agile in their development practice. This can also be seen on my LinkedIn profile. Link to this post!
READ MORE »Spring Security issue: Duplicate detected.
TweetBufferSo I ran into an issue today that has been detailed at http://forum.springframework.org/showthread.php?p=193052 in the Spring forums that at first glance, looked identical to my issue. But this was in fact not my issue. First off, when I was using acegi, I declared an applicationContext-test.xml that myTestNG would instanciate. I then would import my other [...]
READ MORE »Managing your settings.xml
TweetBufferNOTE: AVOID SPACES IN DIRECTORY NAMES AT ALL COST! It is mandatory that your JDK be installed in a directory that does NOT have spaces. The default installer uses “C:\Program Files\Java\**” and I just put mine in “c:\Java\**” instead. Local Repository Your “c:\Documents and Settings\[userId]\.m2\settings.xml” is the location where you can override various project properties. [...]
READ MORE »Keeping Tomcat binaries locally for integration testing on Linux
TweetBufferI ran into an issue of server timeouts with embedded Tomcat in my Maven build once I moved to my Linux Build Server. I defined the cargo plugin as that is starting my embedded Tomcat during the build: <plugin> <groupId>org.codehaus.cargo</groupId> <artifactId>cargo-maven2-plugin</artifactId> <version>1.0-alpha-4</version> <configuration> <wait>${cargo.wait}</wait> <container> <containerId>${cargo.container}</containerId> <output>${project.build.directory}/${cargo.container}.log</output> <log> ${project.build.directory}/${cargo.container}-cargo.log </log> <zipUrlInstaller> <url>${cargo.container.url}</url> <installDir>${installDir}</installDir> </zipUrlInstaller> </container> [...]
READ MORE »Deploying webapp to multiple containers
TweetBufferIn my efforts to integrate Jetty, tomcat and selenium into my Maven build for continuous integration tests, I have run into some strange issues. It seems that if I run my webapp-2.2.war in my standalone Tomcat 5.5 installation, or in my Maven integrated Jetty, I can refer to my application at my root context of [...]
READ MORE »Building Oracle BPEL suitcase from Maven
TweetBufferbpel-example I spent quite a while trying to get Maven to build our Oracle BPEL suitcases. I wanted to do this because I did not want to rely on JDeveloper to deploy the suitcases. That would also not fit into a continuous integration. The biggest issue we faced was the recursive JAR inclusion that the [...]
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