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Hi Wayne. I have my build working fine, it's just not including the system
scoped jars in my war's WEB-INF/lib directory. It seems the system scope
does not include them. Any idea how I can get them into the resulting
artifact?
This is exactly how system scope is supposed to work -- it
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So I guess the question is, how then can you get a jar file, which is not
installed in any repository, onto the compile classpath then into your
ear/war file?
You can't, at least, I don't know how to do it.
Your original post said that you'd prefer not to install them into
your repo. Maven is
I own and have read the book. Perhaps repo is overstating what I'm trying
to do here. I'm really just trying to pull 2 arbitrary jars into my build.
The phrase file system repo just seemed to do what I wanted. Apparently,
it doesn't mean what I took it to mean. There is nothing in the book
is overstating what I'm trying
to do here. I'm really just trying to pull 2 arbitrary jars into my build.
The phrase file system repo just seemed to do what I wanted. Apparently,
it doesn't mean what I took it to mean. There is nothing in the book
describing how to do this, to my knowledge
at 08:34 -0800, monkeyden wrote:
I own and have read the book. Perhaps repo is overstating what I'm
trying
to do here. I'm really just trying to pull 2 arbitrary jars into my
build.
The phrase file system repo just seemed to do what I wanted.
Apparently,
it doesn't mean what I took
Have you considered/tried specifying the arbitrary jars as system scoped
dependencies?
This is not the way to go. System scope is/soon will be deprecated.
You will run into problems with your build if you do this -- system
scoped dependencies do not behave the way you might expect (not
included
: File system repo
Have you considered/tried specifying the arbitrary jars as system scoped
dependencies?
This is not the way to go. System scope is/soon will be deprecated.
You will run into problems with your build if you do this -- system
scoped dependencies do not behave the way you might expect
System scope is/soon will be deprecated.
That really can't be true, can it? I have found that very useful in any
number of situations.
I suppose we'd need someone from the Maven PMC to weigh in to know for
sure... but this is my understanding. Of course, I haven't seen
anything yet about
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-DartifactId=ProjectNextQuattro -Dversion=1.0 -Dpackaging=jar
-Dfile=/path/to/file -Durl=[url] -DrepositoryId=[id]
How exactly to make that work with a file system repo is left to the reader...
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Hmm, I think there is major confusion here regarding Maven terminology here.
In Maven, you have ONE local repo. It could be in the default
%USER_HOME%/-m2/repository/ or you can change that through settings.xml.
However, when you say file system repo I thought you meant a file system
based remote
On Tue, Nov 10, 2009 at 12:01 PM, monkeyden monk...@monkeyden.com wrote:
Right, it only refers to the default local maven repo, not this local one.
As Anders pointed out, you have exactly one local repository,
usually in ~/.m2/repository (though it can be moved.)
This repo you're trying to
so far.
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Date: Tue, 10 Nov 2009 14:34:58 -0800
From: monk...@monkeyden.com
To: users@maven.apache.org
Subject: Re: File system repo
As I said, for a couple different reasons, we can't convert these projects to
maven just yet. These are simply directories in my maven project
the local maven repo (in the .m2 folder)?
A file system repo is a remote repo that happens to be on the file
system and uses a file:// url. It is not the same as your local repo.
For anyone to help you figure out what's wrong, we'll need more
details. If you've manually created the repo, then there's
system repository, if anything? Is it
just the local maven repo (in the .m2 folder)?
A file system repo is a remote repo that happens to be on the file
system and uses a file:// url. It is not the same as your local repo.
For anyone to help you figure out what's wrong, we'll need more
to a
directory of the current (maven) project. I have seen this post, which was
left unanswered.
http://old.nabble.com/file-system-repo-not-work-ts16355485.html#a16355485
I have the following repository configured in my pom:
repositories
repository
idlocal
On Mon, Nov 9, 2009 at 12:00 PM, monkeyden monk...@monkeyden.com wrote:
I have several projects which can't be converted over to maven right now,
mostly because of time constraints. The artifacts of these projects will be
used in a maven project. I'd prefer not to install them into my
repository which points
to a
directory of the current (maven) project. I have seen this post, which
was left unanswered.
http://old.nabble.com/file-system-repo-not-work-ts16355485.html#a16355485
I have the following repository configured in my pom:
repositories
Hello,
I have the relevant pom snippet below. The problem is really with the
eclipse plugin. The plugin reports not being able to download the 2
dependencies entity-client-1.0 and newsml-2.0.0.jar which are in my
sandbox in the following location:
/home/ferucci/europa_workspace/photos/
Which eclipse plugin are you using? Maven-eclipse-plugin, m2eclipse or
q4e?
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From: Alessandro Ferrucci [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, March 28, 2008 11:29 AM
To: users@maven.apache.org
Subject: file system repo not work
Hello,
I have the relevant pom snippet
Subject: file system repo not work
Hello,
I have the relevant pom snippet below. The problem is really with the
eclipse plugin. The plugin reports not being able to download the 2
dependencies entity-client-1.0 and newsml-2.0.0.jar which are in my
sandbox in the following location:
/home
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