Where did this repo.maven.apache.org url come from?
Wayne, it's a correct URL for the central repository. It's the one we
define in the super-POM since Maven 3.0.something.
/Anders
It is invalid as
far as I know. I suspect your troubles are related to this. Or
possibly related to the proxy
I'm not sure where you mean to check that ojdbc6 is listed as a dependency.
I am trying to convert the project from using MySql to Oracle,
so I might not have configured everything correctly.
Add -X to the call to Maven (mvn -X ...) and pipe the output to a file
(mvn -X ... out.txt). Then
Where did this repo.maven.apache.org url come from?
Wayne, it's a correct URL for the central repository. It's the one we
define in the super-POM since Maven 3.0.something.
Doh, well ignore that then. I should have done 30 seconds of searching
before sending that one. :)
But just FYI, when I
Wayne Fay wrote
I use shade but won't pretend to be an expert on all the configuration
options. I will assume you RTFM already.
Did you consider using class relocation to move the overlapping
classes to com.dontuse? Or perhaps an artifact filter to just
eliminate them entirely? Just
Thanks for the reply, I was curious how would you throw together a filter
that could handle something like that? I didn't see anything like that on
their website.
Do you know the name(s) of the files that overlap?
If so, surely a filter that specifies them could be created.
If not, that's the
I am still having trouble.
It certainly should be easy to reproducee no?
It is a trivial settings.xml and pom.xml and mvn dependency:tree goal
Thanks for helping, but please keep at it :-)
On 3/10/14, 6:15 AM, Wayne Fay wayne...@gmail.com wrote:
Where did this repo.maven.apache.org url come
I am still having trouble.
It certainly should be easy to reproducee no?
It is a trivial settings.xml and pom.xml and mvn dependency:tree goal
Have you used mvn -U lately?
Have you deleted ~/.m2/repository lately? I rarely do this myself, but
occasionally we hear this solves problems for some
Does'nt seem to work for me either when hitting maven central directly.
Works ok when using my usual MRM.
If I'm not wrong
http://repo.maven.apache.org/maven2/log4j/log4j/maven-metadata.xml should
return all versions while it returns only 2 .
On Mon, Mar 10, 2014 at 4:37 PM, Mauri, Richard
Yes, something seems wrong with the metadata file. It should list all
versions.
/Anders (mobile)
Den 10 mar 2014 17:25 skrev Adrien Rivard adrien.riv...@gmail.com:
Does'nt seem to work for me either when hitting maven central directly.
Works ok when using my usual MRM.
If I'm not wrong
Wayne Fay wrote
Do you know the name(s) of the files that overlap?
If so, surely a filter that specifies them could be created.
If not, that's the place to start.
For fine-grained control of which classes from the selected
dependencies are included, artifact filters can be used:
Well, I can find out which are and aren't but they change every release, and
there will be many eventually. Which the filter using include/excludes would
be unmanageable when it gets as large as I imagine it will be
Try this experiment for me.
Make 3 jar file with content as follows:
1.jar
The Apache Maven team is pleased to announce the release of the Apache
Maven Filtering, version 1.2
These Plexus components have been built from the filtering process/code in
Apache Maven Resources Plugin.
The goal is to provide a shared component for all plugins that need to
filter
Hi,
was not able to find a quick way to list a consolidated list of all
dependencies in your project.
What i am looking for is something along the lines of dependency:list, or
dependency:resolve of the maven dependency plugin, but for the entire
multi-module project.
What i see the maven
MGDavid...all comments prefixed by MG
Date: Sun, 9 Mar 2014 10:10:43 -0700
Subject: Re: Netbeans 7.4 maven POM for com.oracle:ojdbc6:jar:11.2.0.1 is
invalid
From: davek1...@gmail.com
To: users@maven.apache.org
Martin,
I'm not sure where you mean to check that ojdbc6 is listed as a
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