Hi Walter,

You mean the distribution?  The entire distribution
build is not complete yet (something I'm working on). 
But if you take a look at your
$MAVEN_HOME/.maven/repository  (this is called your
local maven repository by the way), you 'll see the
"andromda" and "andromda-cartridges" directory, this
is where the distributions are installed to be used by
Maven.  Also if you take a look in each module
directory, you'll see a "target" directory which
contains the distribution for each module.  The easiet
way to AndroMDA (until the distribution is complete,
it will be a little more difficult to use Ant, until
that is done) is to use the maven plugin for AndroMDA:
take a look at andromda-all/samples/animal-quiz to see
how the plugin is used to build this sample.  The
sample uses BPM4Struts and Hibernate.

--- Walter Mour�o <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Sorry, but after the maven build, where are the
> "ready" andromda ?
> 
> 
>
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> Walter Itamar Mour�o - Diretor de Tecnologia e
> Projetos - Arcadian S/A
> www.arcadian.com.br
> 



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