Re: Why doesn't maven look for dependency in the local repo?

I wanted to give you an update as to where I am with this as what you included seems exactly like my problem. However, when I included the plugins directive in the project.xml from where I build my webapp, build plugins plugin artifactIdmaven-war-plugin/artifactId

Re: Why doesn't maven look for dependency in the local repo?

You have to wrap plugins in pluginManagement. The examples in the documentation doesn't seem to mention this either, so it's a common mistake for me as well. Ex: build pluginManagement plugins plugin . /plugin

Re: Why doesn't maven look for dependency in the local repo?

You are mixing up the maven 2 pom with maven 1's project.xml, the maven 1 model description is here: http://maven.apache.org/maven-1.x/reference/maven-model/3.0.2/maven.html In maven 1 you don't specify the plugins in the build section of your pom, you either install them with 'maven

Re: Why doesn't maven look for dependency in the local repo?

I did as you suggested, but got the parse error ... maven war:war __ __ | \/ |__ _Apache__ ___ | |\/| / _` \ V / -_) ' \ ~ intelligent projects ~ |_| |_\__,_|\_/\___|_||_| v. 1.1 --- Error parsing project.xml

Re: Why doesn't maven look for dependency in the local repo?

Thanks. I'm getting closer. I now have this in my dependency list ... dependency groupIdmaven-war-plugin/groupId artifactIdmaven-war-plugin/artifactId version1.6.3/version typeplugin/type configuration attachClassestrue/attachClasses

Re: Why doesn't maven look for dependency in the local repo?

Are you referring to this entry: classpathentry kind=src path=/myco-oit-governor-citizen-assistanceUtility-webapp/classpathentry If so, try changing it to reference: /myco-oit-governor-citizen-assistanceUtility-webapp/WEB-INF/classes Unless Maven notices it's a WAR, and transforms the classpath

Re: Why doesn't maven look for dependency in the local repo?

Hey, This might help: http://is.gd/4bPYH If you have 2.1 of the WAR maven plugin, then it would work. Otherwise you can just use the SNAPSHOT (all described on the thread). Then, when you build it, the WAR will be installed into your local repo, as well as an additional JAR (which only has the

Why doesn't maven look for dependency in the local repo?

Hi, I'm using Maven 1.1. I have this dependency in my project.xml file ... dependency groupIdmyco.oit.governor.citizen.assistanceUtility/groupId artifactIdmyco-oit-governor-citizen-assistanceUtility-webapp/artifactId version${currentVersion}/version typewar/type

Re: Why doesn't maven look for dependency in the local repo?

Perhaps you meant ${project.version} instead of ${currentVersion} ? Quintin Beukes On Fri, Oct 9, 2009 at 5:43 PM, laredotornado laredotorn...@gmail.com wrote: Hi, I'm using Maven 1.1.  I have this dependency in my project.xml file ...    dependency      

Re: Why doesn't maven look for dependency in the local repo?

Thanks, for now, I hard-coded the version to make this error go away. Problem now is that it doesn't seem the dependency is getting included in my classpath, because I get compilation errors (for classes that are included in the dependency in question) now when I try to run, such as ... maven

Re: Why doesn't maven look for dependency in the local repo?

In your classpath, is that in fact where the files are put? Can you confirm, from your project root, whether or not you can access those classes using the relative/absolute paths specified in your classpath. Specifically, when in your project's root, type: ls -ld

Re: Why doesn't maven look for dependency in the local repo?

First off, thanks so much for taking the time to respond. To answer your questions ... In your classpath, is that in fact where the files are put? Can you confirm, from your project root, whether or not you can access those classes using the relative/absolute paths specified in your classpath.