when u see a dependency change (typically in the project.properties or project.xml) then you drop the "-o" option
typically i run w/o "-o" once a day and rest of the day i use "-o" thanks, dims On 2/8/06, Bill Nagy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > (I'll reply to my original message since my mail server seems to only > like to deliver messages from axis-dev sporadically...) > > Thanks. I missed the project.properties file, and yes, I can get to > http://cvs.apache.org/repository/, I just didn't realize that that's > where some of the jars were. (I attempted to set up caching proxy for > the jars since it was taking over 4 hours to fetch them from ibiblio, > only to fail later on, but I missed the apache repos.) I see that > Sanjiva fixed the war target, so I'll try again. > > How often do the jars get updated in the repositories? (i.e. how often > should I not use the -o option?) > > -Bill > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > On Tue, 2006-02-07 at 22:12 -0500, 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] > > -- Davanum Srinivas : http://wso2.com/blogs/
