Hi,
More information is needed to solve your problem. Can you post the exact
error message maven prints (probably it would be best to post the
relevant output from the build log running maven with -X).
How was the repository poulated? Did maven download the dependencies at
one point and now
It is not merely sufficient to have the artifacts you need in your
project available in the repo. You must also add dependencies in
your pom.xml file for each of the artifacts so they are brought in at
compile-time and available in the classpath.
Looking at the messages below, it seems like you
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On Sun, May 18, 2008 at 8:41 AM, NinaBinde [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the reply. The pom.xml is having all the dependencies since Maven
downloaded all the jars into the repository using the same pom.xml. Is there
anything else which I might be missing?
Just above the compilation
the pom.xml file.
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Thanks for that. You are right, it is only recognising a couple of them and
ignoring the rest. I noticed the ones which it is recognising, it has
scopeprovided/scope in the pom. The others which it is not recognising
have
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