Hi Bill, I just deleted all my maven dependencies and ran the whole build from scratch. I got my build successful, even though it took sometime. The reason for this may be maven takes sometime to download all the dependencies. And its a known problem that maven sometimes fails to download some artifacts. But if you it again you will get it correct. All the artifacts we are using are downloaded from the repositories mentioned in etc/project.properties. Run "maven clean jar -Dmaven.test.skip=true". This will run the full build without test cases, and if this is your first run, maven will download all the artifacts during this run. Then run "maven clean jar", to run the test cases as well. If you want to expedite the second build, you can stop maven looking for SNAPSHOT in the second run by putting -o. So please try this.
1. maven clean jar -Dmaven.test.skip=true 2. maven clean jar -o Let us know if you still find difficulties. HTH. -- Chinthaka Bill Nagy wrote: >I apologize for not being able to continue on the previous thread, but >the messages were accidentally being marked as spam for me and were >deleted. (I read your responses on the archive.) > >I've tried several different JDKs, all with the same result. For now, >I've chalked it up to some OS issue and simply deleted the test case -- >everything in the default target then built fine. However, when I try >to build the 'war' or 'release' targets, I get a dependency failure: > >cache-war-deps: > [echo] Fetching Dependencies for >modules: ,modules/webapp/project.xml >Starting the reactor... >Our processing order: >Apache Axis 2.0 - Web Application >+---------------------------------------- >| Executing (): Apache Axis 2.0 - Web Application >| Memory: 15M/36M >+---------------------------------------- >Attempting to download XmlSchema-1.0-SNAPSHOT.jar. >Attempting to download ws-policy-1.0-SNAPSHOT.jar. >WARNING: Failed to download ws-policy-1.0-SNAPSHOT.jar. >Attempting to download wss4j-SNAPSHOT.jar. > > >Actually I've spent the better part of two days both at home and at work >trying to get the build to fetch all of the dependencies, which makes me >less than happy with Maven... In any event, I looked on both the >ibiblio and openejb repositories (or whatever they are -- I won't >pretend to understand Maven), and can't even find a ws-commons directory >(to be honest, I'm not sure how I got some of the other jars that also >appear to need to come from the same directory.) > >Could someone please fill me in on what I'm missing (and tell me if >there are any more responsive mirrors)? Thanks again. > >-Bill >[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > >
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