I'm currently setting up a project to use Maven B6, and was wondering if what I'm doing is correct. It doesn't seem right for this situation...
My application requires the Oracle BC4J .jar files in it's dependencies list. BC4J consists of approximately 10 jar files named like this: bc4jmt.jar bc4jctejb.jar bc4jdomorcl.jar bc4jhtml.jar bc4jimdomains.jar bc4jct.jar ( there are more variations...) In B4, I renamed all the bc4jxx.jar files to bc4jxx-9.0.2.7.94.jar (to match the version of BC4J that I obtained the jars from) and placed them all in repository root directory. In B6, now that the repository layout has changed, is it true that the ONLY way to organize this stuff is to create a separate directory for EACH jar file (as far as I can tell...): bc4jmt/jars/bc4jmt-9.0.2.7.94.jar bc4jctejb/jars/bc4jctejb-9.0.2.7.94.jar etc... Or, is it possible to include all of these jars in a single directory like: bc4j/jars/bc4jmt-9.0.2.7.94.jar bc4j/jars/bc4jctejb-9.0.2.7.94.jar etc.. It would sure be nice if the dependency tag allowed for this somehow to "package up" jars that are really required to be used together.. The reason they're split up into separate jar files, is so that you can use separate pieces of functionality in different deployments, depending on the use cases. Something like this, possibly... <dependency> <id>bc4jct</id> <version>9.0.2.7.94</version> <url>http://www.oracle.com</url> <group>bc4j</group> </dependency> Thanks for any info on the subject, Leif Nelson
