I download and install geoserver. it's work.
I want install mbtiles plugin.
plugin on server
I create dir WEB-INF/lib and put files in this dir.
dir on pc
Server get started, but plugin is not working.
Version server - 2.21.1
Version plugin - Index of /geoserver/2.21.x/community-2022-08-17/
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I have downloaded apache-tomee-8.0.12-plus.tar.gz and installed it on my computer. However, when I use the TomEE Maven Plugin to run the code in a project for the first time (i.e. using mvn package tomee:run), Maven downloads another (embedded?) copy of TomEE to run the code.
Question
Is there a way to configure Maven to run my code using the TomEE I installed, instead of having Maven download another instance of TomEE?
By default:
The downloaded (or ~/.m2 cached) artifact is extracted to the target folder of the respective project everytime tomee:run is invoked.
Manual changes are overridden as customization can be done via the configuration section of the plugin.
Yet, you can change the default behaviour by
Point catalinaBase to an existing TomEE installation
Setting overrideOnUnzip and skipRootFolderOnUnzip to false, so unzipping does not override things in catalinaBase
However, this might not stop the plugin from downloading a TomEE distribution to the local maven repository.
I am building a war file from eclipse it is working fine but when I tried a build a war file in Jenkins by using Maven plugin it is building a war file but it is not working. where exactly I am doing wrong..
i installed ubuntu 16.04
installed java 1.7
installed maven 3.3
installed jenkins
configured jenkins and with java and maven installation path. Given maven cmd
clean install.
the build is successful and war file is deployed to tomcat 8 container but I am getting an error like
HTTP Status 500 - No WebApplicationContext found: no ContextLoaderListener registered?
But when I export war file from my eclipse and copy it to tomcat container it is working fine and I followed https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eIldJE4tSlA to configure maven project in jenkins.
I recently installed Maven and I want to avoid it from downloading content into the Windows OS hard drive. I added the following line in the global settings.xml file:
<localRepository>D:\path\to\maven\local\repository</localRepository>
And as soon as I run mvn clear on a sample project it creates content into the %USERPROFILE%\.m2\repository folder.
How to configure Maven for storing content at D:\path\to\maven\local\repository only?
If you are using eclipse to build your project then eclipse comes with its own embedded Maven. Default location for the maven repository would be ~/.m2/repository. You can change the Default maven installation to your maven installation from Preferences --> Maven --> Installations and then add location of your maven installation.
I have an application where the maven build installs bundles using mvn urls into karaf ( using the karaf client ) On windows this works fine when karaf is opened normally, but when I start karaf as a service with
install mvn:[GroupId]/[ArtifactId]/[version]
it fails to find the bundle in the local repository. However I am able to install with a file url . I suspected that it could be because it could not find the .m2 repository which is in my home directory , when karaf is running as a service in admin mode, but could not find a way of configuring karaf to point to the right local repository.
Any help/pointers would be welcome.
Thanks
Hari
You can configure the mvn repository directly in etc/org.ops4j.pax.url.mvn.cfg.
To the bottom of this file, you have commented examples of how to configure your own org.ops4j.pax.url.mvn.repositories. (#snapshots, #noreleases, ...)
I have installed 3.7.4 Sonar server in my machine. And also installed PDF plugin in the server. I also installed sonar-runner-2.4. And run the sonar runner on java project. Now, I can see the metrics in WebInterface of Sonar server(by using localhost:9000). But, I need to generated PDF of this metrics. I unable to find where download option is available. Can any body help to move forward.
Note: PDF plugin is already installed