Re: Repackaging a snapshot dependency

2006-11-28 Thread Wayne Fay
My only concern with that, Tom, was the /META-INF/maven/ folder and its contents. If they are never used, you'll be fine, but I could see them being used at some point. Wayne On 11/28/06, Tom Huybrechts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I don't think the contents of the file is very important (no need

Re: Repackaging a snapshot dependency

2006-11-28 Thread Tom Huybrechts
I don't think the contents of the file is very important (no need to repackage it), but you should take a local copy, change the version number in the POM, and use deploy:deploy-file to upload pom and artifact so the metadata files in the repository are updated properly. On 11/28/06, Wayne Fay <[

Re: Repackaging a snapshot dependency

2006-11-28 Thread Wayne Fay
I haven't done this myself but I have spent some time looking at the repo structure etc... I think you should be able to unjar the file, find and replace all the SNAPSHOT versions and file names etc with the version number, and bundle it all back up with the proper name in the proper directory (v

Repackaging a snapshot dependency

2006-11-28 Thread Morgovsky, Alexander \(US - Glen Mills\)
Let us assume that there exists a snapshot dependency. This is a jar file with the usual packaging of a Maven 2 dependency, and the version of this is SNAPSHOT. Is it possible to repackage this dependency and change the version to something other than SNAPSHOT? If so, how? Let us assume that th