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I am using Red Hat JBoss Developer Studio Version: 11.3.0.GA. I have imported a existing Java Maven API project into my workspace. I have also configured Maven 3.5.3 and setting.xml to my studio.
I am trying to run below mvn cmd from my studio on my imported java api maven project.
mvn clean package -Dmaven.test.skip=true -pl project-Sample-name -am -Dglobal.version=${BUILD_NUMBER}
Q1) How to configure and run the above cmd from my Studio.
I right clicked on parent pom.xml ->Run As->Maven Build->Edit Configuration and Launch screen opens. I dont know how to proceed further after this. Please advice.
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I am using Red Hat JBoss Developer Studio Version: 11.3.0.GA. I have imported a existing Java Maven API project into my workspace. I have also configured Maven 3.5.3 and setting.xml to my studio.
I am trying to run below mvn cmd from my studio on my imported java api maven project.
mvn clean package -Dmaven.test.skip=true -pl project-Sample-name -am -Dglobal.version=${BUILD_NUMBER}
Q1) How to configure and run the above cmd from my Studio.
I right clicked on parent pom.xml ->Run As->Maven Build->Edit Configuration and Launch screen opens. I dont know how to proceed further after this. Please advice.
java maven redhat jdeveloper
asked Jan 1 at 8:55
user1096098user1096098
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I am using Red Hat JBoss Developer Studio Version: 11.3.0.GA. I have imported a existing Java Maven API project into my workspace. I have also configured Maven 3.5.3 and setting.xml to my studio.
I am trying to run below mvn cmd from my studio on my imported java api maven project.
mvn clean package -Dmaven.test.skip=true -pl project-Sample-name -am -Dglobal.version=${BUILD_NUMBER}
Q1) How to configure and run the above cmd from my Studio.
I right clicked on parent pom.xml ->Run As->Maven Build->Edit Configuration and Launch screen opens. I dont know how to proceed further after this. Please advice.
java maven redhat jdeveloper
asked Jan 1 at 8:55
user1096098user1096098
1739
I am using Red Hat JBoss Developer Studio Version: 11.3.0.GA. I have imported a existing Java Maven API project into my workspace. I have also configured Maven 3.5.3 and setting.xml to my studio.
I am trying to run below mvn cmd from my studio on my imported java api maven project.
mvn clean package -Dmaven.test.skip=true -pl project-Sample-name -am -Dglobal.version=${BUILD_NUMBER}
Q1) How to configure and run the above cmd from my Studio.
I right clicked on parent pom.xml ->Run As->Maven Build->Edit Configuration and Launch screen opens. I dont know how to proceed further after this. Please advice.
java maven redhat jdeveloper
java maven redhat jdeveloper
asked Jan 1 at 8:55
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asked Jan 1 at 8:55
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cleanandpackagewill be in Goals on the Main tab- system properties such as
maven.test.skip=truecan be defined on JRE tab in VM arguments
- There is no need to specify
-pl project-Sample-name -amwhen you have all required projects imported in Red Hat Developer Studio
answered Jan 7 at 13:28
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cleanandpackagewill be in Goals on the Main tab- system properties such as
maven.test.skip=truecan be defined on JRE tab in VM arguments
- There is no need to specify
-pl project-Sample-name -amwhen you have all required projects imported in Red Hat Developer Studio
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cleanandpackagewill be in Goals on the Main tab- system properties such as
maven.test.skip=truecan be defined on JRE tab in VM arguments
- There is no need to specify
-pl project-Sample-name -amwhen you have all required projects imported in Red Hat Developer Studio
answered Jan 7 at 13:28
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cleanandpackagewill be in Goals on the Main tab- system properties such as
maven.test.skip=truecan be defined on JRE tab in VM arguments
- There is no need to specify
-pl project-Sample-name -amwhen you have all required projects imported in Red Hat Developer Studio
answered Jan 7 at 13:28
Tomas SedmikTomas Sedmik
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cleanandpackagewill be in Goals on the Main tab- system properties such as
maven.test.skip=truecan be defined on JRE tab in VM arguments
- There is no need to specify
-pl project-Sample-name -amwhen you have all required projects imported in Red Hat Developer Studio
answered Jan 7 at 13:28
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answered Jan 7 at 13:28
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