deploy-file from NB?

[Magne Nordtveit]

Hi,

Is there a way I can deploy a thirdparty artifact from netbeans?

If we download a thirdparty jar (with or without javadoc and sources). W
e create a pom.xml for this artifact, specifying the version, artifactid
and groupid, detailing where we downloaded it and a short description of
the artifact. This is a jar project. Today we have a shell script for
each project with something like
        mvn deploy:deploy-file -Dfile=j3daudio.jar
        -Durl=ftp://portal.offsimcentre.no/thirdparty
        -DrepositoryId=offsimcentre.thirdparty -DpomFile=pom.xml
in it. Which is abit hard to maintain...

Is there a way to do this from netbeans? Specifying the pom, load the
project and deploy it to our thirdparty server from netbeans? Perhaps by
binding a plugin to the deploy or install phase that takes care of it?

Our goal is to specify a parent pom for all our thirdparty jars and by
deploying this pom-packaged projectm we deploy all the thirdparty jars,
defined as modules, to our repository.

Cheers,
Magne

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Magne Nordtveit <magne.nordtveit@...>
Offshore Simulator Centre AS

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[Milos Kleint-2]

there's no way to do it AFAIK. and I would say it's not necessary.
That's something that is not connected to the IDE's project workflow.
There's an install artifact action as that one can be useful for
resolving your projects, however the deploy-file thing falls mostly
into remote repository management tasks and such are not supported by
the IDE. at least for now.

Milos

On 5/22/08, Magne Nordtveit <magne.nordtveit@...> wrote:

> Hi,
>
>  Is there a way I can deploy a thirdparty artifact from netbeans?
>
>  If we download a thirdparty jar (with or without javadoc and sources). W
>  e create a pom.xml for this artifact, specifying the version, artifactid
>  and groupid, detailing where we downloaded it and a short description of
>  the artifact. This is a jar project. Today we have a shell script for
>  each project with something like
>         mvn deploy:deploy-file -Dfile=j3daudio.jar
>         -Durl=ftp://portal.offsimcentre.no/thirdparty
>         -DrepositoryId=offsimcentre.thirdparty -DpomFile=pom.xml
>  in it. Which is abit hard to maintain...
>
>  Is there a way to do this from netbeans? Specifying the pom, load the
>  project and deploy it to our thirdparty server from netbeans? Perhaps by
>  binding a plugin to the deploy or install phase that takes care of it?
>
>  Our goal is to specify a parent pom for all our thirdparty jars and by
>  deploying this pom-packaged projectm we deploy all the thirdparty jars,
>  defined as modules, to our repository.
>
>  Cheers,
>  Magne
>
>
>  --
>  Magne Nordtveit <magne.nordtveit@...>
>  Offshore Simulator Centre AS
>
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