If you use provided, the dependency will be provided at
compile time, but not at runtime. I would recommend removing the scope
(compile scope is the default) or use runtime (if you don't need it to
compile).
Matt
On Fri, Sep 4, 2009 at 7:58 AM, Diane J wrote:
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> Thanks. That seem to get rid of
Thanks. That seem to get rid of the pom issue, but my app still can find the
Tidy classes.
Where do I add my dependencies in the pom.xml?
I added this in the dependencies section:
org.w3c.tidy
tidy
${tidy.version}
