make sure to check this out: http://maven.apache.org/guides/mini/guide-coping-with-sun-jars.html
cheers, Stefan 2006/5/18, Stefan Hübner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Bruno, > > I first run the eclipse plugin and eclipse is able to > > load the dependencies. > > > > I then attempt to install, and the maven compiler > > gives me messages like this: > > > > > > /home/ole/workspaces/current/UIShowOneComponent/src/main/java/TestComponent.java:[1,29] > > package javax.faces.component does not exist > > so, does this mean, that your project depends upon JSF? if so, the artifact "javax.faces:jsf-api" - as found in maven's central repository - can't actually be downloaded. Reason is, there's just a placeholder POM in the repo because of license considerations. this thought, the jsf-library shouldn't be referenced by eclipse either. If it does, does eclipse reference to a jar in your local maven repo or somewhere else? > > > > > > So eclipse sees the dependencies in the repository, > > but maven does not. > > the eclipse-plugin might have told you, to download the jsf-api.jar manually, because that JAR can't be found in the global repository. you might have a second look on the eclipse-plugin's output. just my 2c - may be, I'm misleaded Stefan
