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LiveRebel Plugin helps to run updates to your JEE containers faster. LiveRebel is a tool for hot updates without downtime, lost sessions and OutOfMemoryErrors. You have to have a running LiveRebel Command Center to use this plugin.

The Echo Maven Plugin is intended to print out messages during the build.

Integrates Hudson to JIRA

The MultiEnv Maven Plugin will help to create environment dependent artifacts.

Flux plugins (actions or triggers as most Flux users are familiar with) can be used to integrate any custom applications seamlessly within a Flux workflow. These plugins are available in your Flux workflow using the Web-based designer or the Desktop designer and monitored from the Operations Console.

The idea is to execute other plugins multiple times based on a list of items which will be iterated over. Or invoke a separate maven instance based on the a list of elements.

A Maven testing mojo which runs tests for the lithium PHP framework and fails if they fail in specific ways by searching through the output.

Force using of up-to-date dependencies/parents

QualInsight "What the fuck!" annotation api.

The maven-dependency-versions-check-plugin is a Maven plugin that verifies that the resolved versions of dependencies are at least the versions specified by the dependencies (or their dependencies etc.) if not higher. More specifically, it will check that * The resolved version of every dependency declared explicitly in the current POM is the same or a newer one than what was stated. If the resolved version has a higher major version number than the declared version, then the plugin will issue a warning if configured to do so. Note that enforced declared versions are ignored by the plugin. * For every explicitly declared dependency in the current POM, all its dependency versions are met. I.e. the resolved versions for all dependencies in that dependency's POM are the same or higher than the one stated in that dependency's POM. This is basically the same check as the one above, but using the dependency's POM! Also, if the current POM has exclusions specified for the dependency, then these transitive dependencies are ignored when checking this particular dependency.