What do You need the sources and the download JARs for? Guess You like
to be attached to the library in You IDE project, right?
For Eclipse I see 2 workarounds:
1. This is evil, but it worked for me in a little test project: Deploy
the JARs (main artifact, sources and javadoc) to the repository. Then
declare the same dependency twice in Your POM, one with 'system' scope
and one with 'provided' scope - the 'system' scoped dependency node
should be declared first.
2. Create a user library for the JAR in Eclipse and configure the
maven-eclipse-plugin:
- use the 'classpathContainers' parameter to add the library to the
project classpath.
- use the 'excludes' parameter to remove the 'system' scoped library
from the project classpath instead.
On 01/02/11 14:34, Hauschild, Klaus (EXT) wrote:
Is there no other solution?
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