Maven 2.0 final release is available there:
http://maven.apache.org/maven2/download.html
Just unzip in any directory and make sure that the 'bin' sub-directory
is in yours path.
From the gt directory (using a fresh SVN update from trunk), type the
following commands:
mvn clean
mvn install
The first execution may take a while because of numerous downloads. But
those download are done only once. If everything go well (please report
me any issue), you should see:
- A target subdirectory in each module, exactly like Maven 1 did.
- A gt/target directory, which collect in a single flat directory all
the JAR produced by the build, including their dependencies. There is
no duplicated dependencies there (at the opposite of releases created
by Maven 1). This directory can be zipped in an 11.2 Mb file (to be
compared to the 17.0 Mb file produced by Maven 1), assuming that I
didn't forgot some resources. Note that compressing the same JARs
using the new pack200 tool provided in J2SE 1.5 lead to a 4.4 Mb
file. Maybe we should consider this distribution format for J2SE 1.5
users.
The flat directory has an other advantage: because all JAR files
produced by Maven 2 have a "Class-Path" entry in their
META-INF/MANIFEST.MF file, users need only to provides one JAR in their
classpath. Example:
java -classpath
yours_geotools_directory/gt/target/gt2-epsg-hsql-2.2-SNAPSHOT.jar
org.geotools.referencing.factory.epsg.DefaultFactory 4326
Note that only the epsg-hsql JAR was provided in the classpath. Others
dependencies (gt2-referencing, hsqldb, etc.) are found automatically.
Martin.
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