I look at this from a different angle. .jar is a commonly accepted
extension for class libraries. .ejb files are also class libraries --
you need to put them into the classpath to use them. OTOH .zip is
a general purpose format, often used to deliver soruce/binary
distributions of software. Despit
I renamed it to jar. Isn't that an option for you?
incze
Sure, it could also be a trick for now. But in fact, what is the use of that
jars subdirectories in the maven repository and the element in the
project.xml if, at last, each dependency has to be a .jar file ?
Have a nice week,
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Hello everybody,
In my project.xml, my project needs the following dependency:
jdbc
classes12
8.1.7.1
zip
Maven (beta-10) checks into the repository under
/jdbc/zips/classes12-8.1.7.1.zip before building the project,
that's okay. BUT, it doesn't append this .zip to the classpath. I've lo
Hello everybody,
I'm using Maven-beta9 and in the project.xml file I've assigned a timezone
for some developers like below:
Dummy Developer
dummydev
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
mycompany
myrole
+4
My questions are:
- Why, on the team-list page of the Maven report, the "TZ Offset" c
