Hello,
I have problems getting my second antrun target to run.
Below is the plugin configuration I use. Its purpose is to start an Apache
httpd server before integration tests and kill it later. The executables
and folders are set profile and os specific. The first execution I can see
in the maven log, and in target/antrun there is a build-main.xml created
that matches the target of the first execution. However the second
execution never appears in the log nor is a file created for it. What am I
missing here?
Cheers,
Kai
http://pastebin.com/JhpA0vaY
1. <plugin>
2. <artifactId>maven-antrun-plugin</artifactId>
3. <version>1.7</version>
4. <executions>
5. <execution>
6. <id>Starting Apache</id>
7. <phase>pre-integration-test</phase>
8. <goals>
9. <goal>run</goal>
10. </goals>
11. <configuration>
12. <target name="Starting Apache">
13. <echo>Starting Apache httpd:</echo>
14. <exec executabl "${apache.home}/${apache.executable}" spawn="true">
15. <arg value="-f" />
16. <arg valu "${project.build.directory}/httpd.conf" />
17. </exec>
18. </target>
19. </configuration>
20. </execution>
21. <execution>
22. <id>Stopping Apache</id>
23. <phase>post-integration-test</phase>
24. <goals>
25. <goal>run</goal>
26. </goals>
27. <configuration>
28. <target name="Stopping Apache">
29. <echo>Stopping Apache httpd:</echo>
30. <loadfile property="PID" srcFil "${project.build.directory}/httpd.pid" />
31. <exec executable="${kill.executable}"
failonerror="true">
32. <arg value="${kill.arguments}" />
33. <arg value="${PID}" />
34. </exec>
35. </target>
36. </configuration>
37. </execution>
38. </executions>
39. </plugin>
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What command are you executing? "mvn ..."
PS Here's a hint into why this probably isn't working... review the lifecycle: http://maven.apache.org/guides/introduction/introduction-to-[..]
Wayne
mvn integration-test.
Wait. I think I got it. Will try Monday at work.
Cheers,
Kai
I heard back from Kai over the weekend and wanted to make sure this
made it back to the list for future Google and Nabble searchers...
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Ok, tested it now, was absolutely my fault. If I want the
post-integration-test phase to run it is not sufficient to call 'mvn
integration-test', use 'mvn verify' instead.
Cheers,
Kai
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