/target/mywar/WEB-INF/lib contains ALL jars that my project
consists of and ALL jars that my other modules depend on. Why is that?
Sincerely
Igor Deruga.
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le dependencies from child modules in the parent
pom.xml and remove them from child pom.xmls. What are the disadvantages
of such method? Adding jars to classpath is cheap and I'd have to
download all those modules anyway... I guess, I'm wrong, but why
Thanks, Brett!
Got it.
Brett Porter wrote:
On 5/23/05, Igor Deruga <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am trying to write a plugin that is performing some post-installation
actions. All that I have is a maven-install-plugin with InstallMojo.java
re-written to suit my needs. Due to comp
hat m2 docs are raw but the hope remains ;)
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Igor Deruga
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(http://svn.apache.org)
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I'm afraid that there is no "repos" directory at http://svn.apache.org.
And I managed to find only the maven-1 sources at apache website. Any
other ideas? Maybe I should take some preliminary steps in order to make
Dear members!
How do I get maven-2.0 sources?
Full cvs command is appreciated.
Sincerely
Igor Deruga
P.S.: I am also interested in plugin sources.
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can't be solved this way, could you please send the part
of your pom.xml that is responsible for this error?
Sincerely
Igor Deruga.
Hugo Palma wrote:
I have a multimodule project where one of the modules is a web
application therefor with war packaging.
The directory structure
