Jens Schumann wrote: > On 4/21/06 9:56 PM "Glen Daniels" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Let me add something here: Just a few days ago I started to play around with > axis2 sources. Maybe it's just my personal averseness to maven. But this is > what I did: > > - svn checkout > - run maven - it took ages, seriously (it's like 70 minutes on my PowerBook > 1.5Ghz including Apache download timeouts) > - went offline > - run maven war, got a new dependency which wasn't downloaded > - war create just failed. > > To sum up things: To get going with axis2 source is just disappointing. What > do I need to do to ensure that all resources are available?
1. Goto each and every module we have in Axis2 and open project.xml 2. All the jars that a particular module dependent upon is listed under the dependencies section of that project.xml. And some time the versions of the jars are listed in etc/project.properties 3. The locations all the jars can be downloaded are listed in "Dependency Repositories" in etc/project.properties. or you can download all the jars by maven at once. Call "maven create-lib" and it will get you all the dependent jars to target/lib. 4. create a folder $USER_HOME/.maven/repository 5. There is a group-id for each jar found project.xml files. Create a folder from the name of the group-id. Create a folder called "jars" inside it and put the jar there. Your local repo is setup. From here onwards you can run all maven goals with -o options, and fly happily :). > How can I speed > up rebuilding my sources? Where do I get sources for axiom/ws policy etc > from? > Axiom - https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/webservices/commons/trunk/modules/axiom Policy - https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/webservices/commons/trunk/modules/policy -- Chinthaka
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