1 you can use maven-asssembly-plugin to unpack all your dependency jars and repackage them into one big jar files.
2. your can cookup a plugin which depends on those jars which you are going to place on a internal remote repository this way you can run your app any where you like. Just need a pom file which has your remote repo info . -Dan On 11/22/05, Duane Homick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Im having trouble understanding how to package an application we have and > am looking for some guidance on how to do this. > > The application is essentially a JMS test client that has some third party > dependencies. These dependencies are defined in the pom.xml and available > in the local repository. I am able to get this client to build a .jar > artifact, but this artifact does not contain any of the dependencies in it > (I dont think it should). I want to be able to run this application from > another machine, but if I were to copy this jar to that machine and try to > run it, it would fail for the obvious reasons that its dependencies do not > exist on that machine. So, is there a way to assemble a package containing > my jar file and all the dependency jars (preferably in a /lib directory) so > that I can run my application on the other machine without needing to > configure classpaths, etc...? > > Thanks > Duane Homick > Sandvine Inc. > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >
