[OT] Maven dependencies Commercial

2005-09-24 Thread Peter A. Pilgrim 


I am getting into Maven using Struts and the OReilly A Developer Notebook 
edition.

One thing I am clueless about is how to tell Maven about a build that is not
in a repository like

weblogic.jar

?

How do tell Maven about ``commercial'' dependencies? Have any of you guys (and 
gals)
already done this in your professional development lives?

TIA


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Re: [OT] Maven dependencies Commercial

2005-09-24 Thread Adam Hardy 

Peter A. Pilgrim on 24/09/05 12:41, wrote:
I am getting into Maven using Struts and the OReilly A Developer 
Notebook edition.


One thing I am clueless about is how to tell Maven about a build that is 
not

in a repository like

weblogic.jar

?

How do tell Maven about ``commercial'' dependencies? Have any of you 
guys (and gals)

already done this in your professional development lives?


Hi Peter,

you download the jars and place them in your local repository 
(/home/peter/.m2/repository or similar) using the same directory format 
as you would for a normal plugin in your POM.


For maven 2, there is a trend for the maven team to put just a pom.xml 
into the internet repository ( http://www.ibiblio.org/maven2/ ) (or is 
it .com?) with a note where to find the download site.


HTH

Adam

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