> First, I have problems to 'Download AndroMDApp Maven Plugin'. > > The doc sais: > 'To download and install the plugin into your maven plugin, > first make sure you are pointing to the AndroMDA team server in your > maven.repo.remote property.' > > The first problem: > I couldn't find this property. > The second (anticipated): > I'm behind a firewall. >
I see, so you are using AndroMDA on your project, as opposed to developing additional AndroMDA stuff, in this case you will need the binary release, I guess you are working with that one. But there is a way to use Ant to build your projects, I have written a small tool for it, the docs you are reading describe the tool that uses maven to build projects On the getting started page (http://team.andromda.org/docs/starting.html) you have two sections: Maven and Ant, since you prefer to use Ant you should go to the Ant section :-) and there you will have the "download, unzip, go" stuff ... let me know if the information there would be insufficient Because I have been focusing on more urgent AndroMDA things that Ant tool has moved a little bit in the background so if something would not be working please let me know (I used it on a project at work once and it worked fine but you never know) Btw, all the libraries are included in the release so you don't need to download anything from behind a firewall (and even in that case Maven could pass through if you set some properties) > I have had this problem with AndroMDA but have solved it with an Ant > build prozess that build cartridges or my different projects (and > there is alredy a framework that I generate using AndroMDA). The build > process is not part of any project, but the projects (e.g. the directory > structure) are uniform, so the build process do the same thing. But I > didn't ever build AndroMDA itself and I can see what you mean with > 'driving into a wall'. But until now I can't see how maven do it better - > because it didn't work for me. :-( So thank you a lot for your help! :-) > what I was talking about is 'developing' AndroMDA, not 'using' AndroMDA, so don't worry about it you only need to get to know maven and how it works, but if you don't feel like it you can always you the Ant tool best regards -- Wouter ------------------------------------------------------- This SF.Net email is sponsored by BEA Weblogic Workshop FREE Java Enterprise J2EE developer tools! Get your free copy of BEA WebLogic Workshop 8.1 today. http://ads.osdn.com/?ad_id=5047&alloc_id=10808&op=click _______________________________________________ Andromda-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/andromda-devel
