>>> I'm not sure why you'd bother doing this though. As far as I know the
>>> only effect would be to shut up warnings about "trying to fetch pom".
>>>
>>> Wha
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On Tue, 2008-06-03 at 01:11 -0700, youhaodeyi wrote:
I have downloaded some dependencies from remote repository into
local
repository. But some of them don't have pom file. How can I
generate pom
file for depen
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On Tue, 2008-06-03 at 01:42 -0700, youhaodeyi wrote:
> What do you mean by inhouse? Could you give more information on this?
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What I mean is creating a company/private repository that you can deploy
own or thirdparty artifacts to.
Take a look at http://archiva.apache.org/ that might help you wit
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>> I have downloaded some dependencies from remote repository into local
>> repository. But some of them don't have pom file. How can I generate pom
>> file for dependencies in local repository?
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> I have downloaded some dependencies from remote repository into local
> repository. But some of them don't have pom file. How can I generate pom
> file for dependencies in local repository?
When you install it to your local repository, specify
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youhaodeyi schrieb:
> This is not what I want. The dependency has already existed in local
> repository. I don't need to install. I just need to generate pom file for
> it.
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How on earth did it get into your local repository without a pom?
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youhaodeyi schrieb:
> I have downloaded some dependencies from remote repository into local
> repository. But some of them don't have pom file. How can I generate pom
> file for dependencies in local repository?
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Please read the Maven "frequently asked questions" page. The answer is
item number
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