Hi Paul, Rony G. Flatscher wrote: > Hi Paul, > >> The Canoo WebTest testing framework integrates scripting languages >> via BSF. Thanks for all your efforts. When integrating 2.4 I noticed >> that the ibiblio entry was missing a pom file. >> >> Even though bsf itself doesn't need further dependencies I get warnings >> which go away if I make a local file called bsf-2.4.0.pom containing: >> >> <project> >> <modelVersion>4.0.0</modelVersion> >> <groupId>bsf</groupId> >> <artifactId>bsf</artifactId> >> <name>bsf</name> >> <version>2.4.0</version> >> </project> >> >> I guess you would also need md5 and/or sha1 checksum files at >> ibiblio.org. >> > Hmm, AFAICT BSF has never supplied the XML file you mention. > > Could it be that it is a configuration file the Canoo WebTest needs to > incorporate BSF in their framework? If so, could you be so kind and > address them to include/update that file to reflect the release version? > In the case that you are a Maven expert, would your POM file be sufficient for other Maven based projects to incorporate BSF 2.4.0? I do not see the dependency of BSF on commons-logging. In the context of Maven this is proabably not a problem as Maven will mostlikely use it anyway. Also developers usually have commons-logging on their CLASSPATH or in the exension directory.
If so, where would you suggest to put your POM? Into the jar-file (if so where?), just as another downloadable resource? (You probably can tell from these simple questions that I have never been exposed to Maven.) Regards, ---rony
