I was curious, there is nice stuff in there :)

ear an ejb jelly script use the <artifact:deploy ... goal to deploy, this goal call 
some java code.

The jar plugin act differently and uses some jelly scripts to do the job, in a unix 
maner.

There are some isues in Jira that may be caused by that (probably MPJAR-20, MPJAR-17, 
MPJAR-5  and this issue is documented in MPJAR-2)

You may convert the jelly script to use the same method that ear and ejb uses (and 
maybe post the fix). This should be straigth foward to do. If you need more details 
let me know.



-----Original Message-----
From: Heiko Kundlacz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 03, 2004 5:36 PM
To: Maven Users List
Subject: Re: [jar:deploy] Problem on Windowsitght 


Hi

I have installed  cygwin and SSHD. This works fine, instead of deploying 
snapshots. Because on Windows there isn't a chance to create symbolic 
links. If you create symbolic links on windows, cygwin will create a 
.ink file. But if you change the deploy plugin, it is possibly to create 
hardlinks. Hardlinks are real copies.

Hope this helps

Heiko

Jeffrey, Rashid wrote:

>Hi
>
>Our team's remote repository lives on a Windows machine. By issuing a
><jar:deploy> goal I get this error which seems to be expecting a target Unix
>machine:
>
>Execute failed: java.io.IOException: CreateProcess: ssh -l rashid
>//ost-java-dev/javadch
>ome "mkdir -p //ost-java-dev/javadchome/respository/com.sky.utils/jars"
>error=2
>
>Although this goal doesn't work for me:
><jar:deploy>   invokes <deploy:artifact>
>
>...these goals work fine:
><ejb:deploy>   invokes <artifact:deploy>
><war:deploy>   invokes <artifact:deploy>
><ear:deploy>   invokes <artifact:deploy>
>
>NOTE: <deploy:artifact> vs. <artifact:deploy>
>
>As a work around, I have written a postGoal for <jar:jar> that calls
><artifact:deploy>, which successfully uploads the jar to the remote
>repository, but it's not a satisfactory long term solution.
>
>How can I deploy jars to our remote repository in the same way that we do
>for ears/ejbs/ears?
>
>Thanks, Rashid.
>
>
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