Wherever it is, just add it as a dependency within the project.xml file:
If the .jar file is named mysql-driver-1.0.1.jar, then
<dependency> <id>mysql-driver</id> <version>1.0.1</version> </dependency>
and that's it! Run maven and it will access the driver.
Not sure if you are aware, but there are other databases besides MySQL that Jetspeed supports. Thus, I can't add a direct dep on MySQL to the jetspeed cvs, and that is why we have the solution with property used in the pathelement (actually 3 properties) for database drivers.
Obviously, you are free to add a dep to MySQL in your custom builds.
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