Thanks, everyone, for your suggestions, but I haven't got the answer that I'm
looking for...
At 3:40 PM -0500 11/22/04, Thompson, Bryan B. wrote:
>I generally describe non-maven jars in a <dependency>, specify the full
>jar name in <jar>, and then just drop them into the appropriate subdir
>on my local repository.
I want to put the files in our private "central" repository so other people on
the team can get them. I'm
At 9:48 PM +0100 11/22/04, Mark Lowe wrote:
>i just build on the remote
>server and it builds the respoitory for me (i set the directory to
>/www/maven (or the equivalent). The local repository on the staging
>server is the same as when it acts as our remote repository.
We can't build on the repository machine. I want to build on a designated
build machine and then deploy to our internal, remote maven repository.
At 3:52 PM -0500 11/22/04, Eric Giguere wrote:
>2- for those of unknown source and/or version, deploy them on your internal
>repository and give them whatever version number you feel giving it.
What did you use to upload to the local remote repository?
Basically, what I'm looking for is a way to read a list of jars from an XML (or
text) file and upload them to our remote maven repository. The artifact:deploy
tag is problematic because it requires a POM, which requires that we create a
project.xml for each jar, which IMHO is overkill.
Perhaps I could use the repository:copy-jar goal inside a forEach loop to copy
each one up:
FOREACH blah, blah
<j:set var="artifact" value="${maven.build.dir}/downloads/flux-2.2.jar" />
<j:set var="groupId" value="flux" />
<attainGoal name="repository:copy-jar"/>
END-FOREACH
Does this make sense?
Thanks,
Sean
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