Thilo Goetz wrote: > Marshall Schor wrote: > >> Thilo Goetz wrote: >> >>> Marshall Schor wrote: >>> > [...] > >>>> So, all you have to do is build the uimaj POM and install it to your >>>> local repository. (Note that after things are released, any user would >>>> automatically get the parent POM downloaded from the release >>>> repositories, assuming they had maven set up to find these repositories). >>>> >>>> >>> Doesn't work for me. I do "mvn install" in the core, and I >>> still have to manually copy over the uimaj project (or maybe >>> just the pom, I never tried that) to build the sandbox. Is >>> there another incantation I need to utter for this to work? >>> >>> >> Hmmm. Here's my guess: >> >> 1) the mvn install does "work", but >> >> 2) there are *other* dependencies that use relative paths. It would be >> great if someone tried this and reported exactly what the errors are... >> then, perhaps we could solve these. >> > > You're right, I no longer get the missing parent error. Thanks > for fixing that. Now the only error is: > > [INFO] An Ant BuildException has occurred: > C:\build\uimaj-distr\src\main\readme > not found. > Maybe my last commit (just done, for uimaj/pom.xml) fixed this, too. It now doesn't try to copy files from there, *if* the files can be found at the top level of the sandbox project :-)
-Marshall > This goes away when I copy uimaj-distr, obviously. > > --Thilo > > >> I think there are some issues with copying the LIC/NOT/DISC files - >> because the source is located by relative links. That might be able to >> be fixed. >> >> I am planning to change the source directory for these files shortly >> (modifying only the uimaj pom) so that >> if the LIC/NOT/DISC files are found in the dir of the project being >> built, those are used (useful for sandbox projects which have different >> LIC/NOT/DISC files to go in their JARs), and only if they are not found >> there, then the main ones for the UIMA project are used as the source. >> >> That may help this one issue (#2) if that's all that's left by way of >> "relative" path dependencies. >> >> -Marshall >> >>> >>> >>>> There is a "trick" to building the uimaj POM - if you just say "mvn >>>> install" in the directory of the uimaj project, it will build, but it >>>> will also build all of the base UIMA. If all you want to do is just >>>> install the POM, without building all of UIMA, you can do that using the >>>> -N parameter: type "mvn -N install". The -N parameter stops maven from >>>> processing the submodules. >>>> >>>> HTH. -Marshall >>>> >>>> >>> >>> > > >
