Glen, Could it be that you have v3.0.0 POM(s) for some of the XDoclet dependencies left over from some of your previous tries? I am almost certain that your xdoclet POM in your local repo is a v3.0 POM, since that is the case when I was having problems with not having nanocontainer/picocontainer JARs in the classpath when the plugin was run. I'd delete the xdoclet, xdoclet-plugin, generama, etc. dirs from the repo, and try again. Your repo setup is what I have as well.
Shash On 2/5/06, Glen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Thanks for the help... Unfortunately I am still getting the same error... > > Attached is my POM. Note it reflects my last attempt at having a > default and legacy layout repo and plugin repo... > > > > Grégory Joseph wrote: > > Glen, > > > > > >>That was it I was missing the <layout>legacy</layout> tag for my > >>repository. > > > > > > No were not missing that tag for the existing repository you'd > > declared. To try and put it more clearly this time, you need to > > declare the same repo *two times*, once with layout:default and once > > with layout:legacy. > > > > The thing is the m2 plugin of xd2 is obviously deployed with m2, so > > it's stored using the m2 repository layout, while the xd2 plugins > > themselves are still built and deployed with m1, hence they're stored > > in a "legacy" layout. I hope this makes the error messages you got > > clearer now. > > > > ... but I'm surprised, as I thought the m2 plugin's repositories would > > be used, so I'm not sure you need to declare the legacy once > > yourself... Could you send me your complete pom? Are you really > > declaring the dependency on the xdoclet-hibernate-plugin you use *in* > > the build/plugins/plugin/dependencies section, or in your project's > > main dependencies ? > > > > Cheers > > > > g > > > >
