Run a compile with a -verbose option to the ant command.
That makes it more verbose and may reveal what the problem is.
Another trick you can try is to add a regular dependency (in Ivy) and drop the
file in your local ~/.ivy2 directory.
You'll probably have to create a directory structure to mimick the group
(com.company.tool/tool/version).
See the other files in .ivy2 and/or the pattern in the ivy.xml for the right
pattern.
Cheers,
Joep
________________________________________
From: Noah Watkins [jayh...@soe.ucsc.edu]
Sent: Sunday, July 31, 2011 5:02 PM
To: common-dev@hadoop.apache.org
Subject: Trouble resolving external jar dependency
I'm experimenting with a new file system that depends on an external jar that
is not available right now via maven. I added the jar to the lib/ directory and
hadoop-common builds fine. However, when running 'ant mvn-install' I get the
following error. It seems as though a reference to the external jar needs to be
added in an additional location. Where might this reference be? Thanks, Noah
-compile-fault-inject:
[echo] Start weaving aspects in place
[iajc] error at import net.newdream.ceph.rados.Cluster;
[iajc] ^^
[iajc]
/home/nwatkins/Projects/hadoop/hadoop-common/common/src/java/org/apache/hadoop/fs/rados/RadosFileSystem.java:44:0::0
The import net cannot be resolved
[iajc] MessageHolder: (565 info) (1 error)
[iajc] [error 0]: error at import net.newdream.ceph.rados.Cluster;
[iajc] ^^
[iajc]
/home/nwatkins/Projects/hadoop/hadoop-common/common/src/java/org/apache/hadoop/fs/rados/RadosFileSystem.java:44:0::0
The import net cannot be resolved
