Our projects depend on javax.mail:mail:1.3.3:jar and javax.activation:activation:1.0.2:jar. These artifacts are not available from the central repository. Thus I thought I put them into our own repository (not the local one, but our private remote repository).
Instead of installing them in the local repository I use deploy:deploy-file to upload them. Maven finds the artifacts on my machine since they reside in my local repository. But one someone else's machine Maven cannot download these artifacts. When I run Maven with excessive tracing I see that it downloads the artifact from out priveate repository but then it tries to download it from the central repository and sttes that there is no jar in the central repository (There is only a pom). I tried deploying the artifacts with a version suffix (e.g. javax.mail:mail:1.3.3-p:jar). This works, but isn't the most elegant way. How can I use the original version and still get Maven to download the jars? Martin --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
