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I am having problem building my project (using maven 2) which references some jars from a maven 1 repository. The scenario: My company has a private maven 1 repository that has the following info: <url>http://my-company-maven1-repo/maven-repository<url> It has the layout of: maven-repository |_repository |_ .... |_ .... |_vectorgraphics |_jars |_freehep_swing-2.0.3.jar |_freehep_io-2.0.2.jar What I have tried: 1. Following the guide here: relevant maven official docs My mvn2 pom.xml: <repository> <snapshots> <enabled>true</enabled> </snapshots> <id>my-repo</id> <-- I made up a temporary id

I am using gitolite for user maintenance for my GIT server. Everything works fine except repo description. I have setup the description for a repo like "reponame = repo description" in gitolite.conf. Earlier version (before v3.x) its working. Now its not working. For your information I am using gitolite v3.1 GIT v1.7.1 Perl v5.10.1 Here is my gitolite.conf file http://pastebin.com/DYCK3uRL or http://arulraj.net/gitolite.conf . The post-receive-email mail subject and signature not have description because of that repo description file not generated automatically using gitolite. How can I fix

I 'm trying to implement user authentication and authorization using roles table, user table and a xref table having userid, roleid. For implementing generic repoistory to update role, insert role, add user, add user to role, update user, update user role, authenticate user, add user session to audit etc do i have write seperate functions for each or can i use one generic method for similar functions. There are some other operations like joining user to other table and get top 5 rows based on conditions, Inserting in 3 tables (joined on a key) using single form etc I'm confused reading many

I have a fairly simple system, and for the purposes of this question there are essentially three parts: Models, Repositories, Application Code. At the core are the models. Let's use a simple contrived example: public class Person { public string FirstName { get; set; } public string LastName { get; set; } } In that same project is a generic repository interface. At its simplest: public interface IRepository<T> { T Save(T model); } Implementations of that interface are in a separate project and injected with StructureMap. For simplicity: public class PersonRepository : IRepository<Person> {

I have just started using Entity Framework(v4) and Linq. I have a Entity data model, which has been generated from a database. I have then implemented repository classes in order to implement the business logic for my entities and they contain my LINQ queries for interacting with the entities/database. What is the easiest and simplest way to unit test the methods/functions in my repository classes without hitting the database? marto You can run your tests against an inmemory database. Check this question Find a framework that would allow you to create a mock-up repository. This will take time

I am a relative newcomer for C#.Net (.net 4), EF4, Winforms, and MVC3. I had laid out a database in SQL Server in the process of developing a Winforms "backend" for a task I have been assigned. I setup a single Solution and created a .edmx from the database as its own project/assembly in the solution. Also in the solution is the winforms app that references the .edmx assembly. Using the default EF4 code generation, I built out the Winforms app and all is well there. Now, I have to build out the enduser web frontend. I want to use MVC3. I have been through MVC3 tutorials on Pluralsight and

Hi I was wondering how to source private repos in github that I have been given access to. Using the devtools package, it is easy enough to source open repos by using commands such as: source_url('https://raw.github.com/hadley/stringr/master/R/c.r') but doing the equivalent with the URL for a private repo doesn't seem to work. P.S. I know I can clone the whole repo, and then get the file that way, but I'm looking for just one specific file in the whole repo to take, and it's a bit inefficient to clone the whole thing, copy the code and the use it as necessary. I'm not really familiar with R,