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Ludovic, I changed the code to only issue a warning. Could you please install the latest maven-ear-plugin from CVS (or download it from my page at apache, running the command maven plugin:download -Dmaven.repo.remote=http://apache.org/~felipeal/maven_repo Thanks again, Felipe PS: if it works, could you please post the warning messages here? I will be releasing maven-ear-plugin 1.6.1 over the weekend. Meanwhile, I provided a 'pre-release' to be tested by those having these issues. You can install it using the following command: maven plugin:download -Dmaven.repo.remote=http://apache.org/~felipeal/maven_repo So, for those having issues with the ear plugin bundled with Maven 1.0.2, please try this new version and let us know the result. Thanks (and sorry for the hassle – Felipe I've tested 1.6.1-SNAPSHOT with my project, and the case sensitivity issues seems to be resolved. It works also for me with this new plugin. Thanks. And i didn't notice any particular warning, the following is an extract of the output of the ear plugin: ear:init: ear:ear: [copy] Copying 1 file to D:\developpement\projets\J2EE\ear\target Fixed on maven-ear-plugin 1.6.1 (which will be released this weekend). |
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Ludovic,
That message is caused by a change on the maven-ear-plugin (
MPEAR-9).Looks like the fix for that issue breaks some cases where the MAVEN_HOME is set with different cases - please take a look on the comments on the
MPEAR-9and give us your feedback.Thanks (and sorry for the problem),
– Felipe