Got it! Thanks
John Casey wrote:
If indivo-client-java is in the modules list of the top level POM
(it's in
the list of projects to be built when the build fires up), then it should
find those libraries when the build runs at or past the 'package'
phase. If
it's not in the modules list, then you'll need to go into the
indivo-client-java project (wherever that is), and run `mvn install`
on it
before proceeding with the rest of the build.
-john
On 2/13/07, Rod Mclaughlin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
We are just starting to use Maven2. One or two things puzzle us, and we
would be grateful for any answers. We've searched the web, looked in the
mailing lists, etc. without finding an answer. We are trying to install
INDIVO (indivohealth.org) by running 'MVN INSTALL' from the top level
where the top POM.xml is. It downloads a lot of third party jars, then
says
*'Missing:
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1) org.indivo:indivo-client-java:jar:3.0-SNAPSHOT' *
regarding indivo-client-java-3.0-SNAPSHOT.jar which is in
./client/java/target/, where it should be, so Maven doesn't need to
download it. How do we tell it to use the jars which are right there,
rather than looking all around the world for them? Thanks for any
feedback.
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