Ceki,
My comments are inline...
Gülcü wrote:
At 08:58 AM 3/11/2006, Alex Karasulu wrote:
Just kidding but we need to talk to Ceki about this and see if he can
change his pom. At this point we cannot upgrade to the 1.0 slf4j
compatible nlog4j. It adds things like the jmx jar, activation,
mail, and I think I even saw Maven download my mother in law.
This happened once before and Ceki reverted. I don't think he'd
stick with this so we just need to talk to him. Perhaps he's unaware
of it creeping in again.
No, I am not aware of jmx, activation, mail... jar files creeping in
as requirements downstream. Those files are required for compiling
NLOG4J (as well as log4j) but compiling log4j/nlog4j should not be an
ADS concern. NLOG4J SVN repository [1] indicates that the NLOG4J's POM
file has not changed since 28th of August 2005. You also mentioned
that ADS was currently using 1.2.19 which was released around December
2005. Given that NLOG4J's POM file has not changed between 1.2.19 and
1.2.23, there is nothing to revert, is there?
[1]
http://svn.slf4j.org/viewcvs/nlog4j/trunk/src/pom/project.xml?rev=243&view=log
Hmmm that's very odd. Something had to change. Looks like this is a
Maven 1 pom. So someone put together the Maven 2 pom for you at ibiblio
without considering the scope of the dependencies. In maven 2 you can
control dependency scope. Meaning you can make things dependent for
test, or just compile stages of the lifecycle. Namely here these
dependencies should be of the provided scope I think: if they are used
then the jars are provided. Brett Porter would know best but I hate to
bug the guy :).
Forgive the crazy email ... its late...
Alex
P.S. Ceki help us to get to 1.2.23 please!
I am not very Maven savvy but other than that I'll do my best.
First question, are you trying to build NLOG4J with Maven? If not, is
it possible to tell Maven not to drag in NLOG4J dependencies?
Yeah there is with Maven 2 and apparent this is what has been
misconfigured by who ever put deployed the nlog4j jar. The dependencies
for sun jars should always be provided I "think" to prevent their
transitivity. Incidentally our build uses maven 2.
Alex
