Re: How to Add multiple Jars

2013-02-28 Thread lrkwz
Take a look at https://github.com/lrkwz/konakart-mavenized



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Re: How to Add multiple Jars

2012-03-30 Thread lrkwz
I have realized a complete pom structure for kk  4.0.1 and i'm porting it now
to 6.0.0.
I whish have a spring storefront.
Maybe we can share can't we? I think I'll post my work as soon I finish the
demo a admin packaging.

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How to Add multiple Jars

2012-03-20 Thread Ketan B
I am working on Konakart 6.0.0.0 . I have followed an instruction in User
Guide and generated Konakart Java API. I have created Maven Web Application
project and with Spring and Hibernate Framework.
Now,  I have lib directory on my machine Which has around 20 the jars
related to Java Konakart API and some other API which i need to keep in
maven repository.

I'm new to maven . Please guide me How can I install  it to repository.
How can i cofigure pom.xml for this?

Thank You

 

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Re: How to Add multiple Jars

2012-03-20 Thread Ron Wheeler

What repository are you using?

With Nexus, you just add them as third party jars like Oracle's Java 
libraries which are not in Central due to licensing.

Or you can treat them like something that you wrote.
In your parent POM for your project, you have your 
distributionManagement section which is used during mvn deploy to 
upload your jars to your repo.


Ron

On 20/03/2012 6:43 AM, Ketan B wrote:

I am working on Konakart 6.0.0.0 . I have followed an instruction in User
Guide and generated Konakart Java API. I have created Maven Web Application
project and with Spring and Hibernate Framework.
Now,  I have lib directory on my machine Which has around 20 the jars
related to Java Konakart API and some other API which i need to keep in
maven repository.

I'm new to maven . Please guide me How can I install  it to repository.
How can i cofigure pom.xml for this?

Thank You



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Re: How to Add multiple Jars

2012-03-20 Thread Wayne Fay
 Now,  I have lib directory on my machine Which has around 20 the jars
 related to Java Konakart API and some other API which i need to keep in
 maven repository.

Effectively this is like you are trying to convert from an Ant project
with a lib folder to a Maven one. Read the first two bulletpoints of
this blog post:
http://www.sonatype.com/people/2009/04/how-to-convert-from-ant-to-maven-in-5-minutes/

1. Identify the Maven coordinates of your external dependencies.
2. Share your depedencies.

First be certain the Konakart artifacts are not already posted in
Central or another repo.

Then assuming not and this is a team environment, you should install a
Maven Repository Manager and host the Konakart artifacts there. If not
a team environment, you can get away with using install:install-file
on each one.

Then you should be able to just add dependency nodes with the proper
coordinates for the Konakart artifacts to your pom.xml file to include
the proper jars when you are building your own project.

Wayne

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