I have tried running maven in a commons subdirectory, such as logging and httpclient. maven does go away and download the dependancies, but then reports:

[ERROR] BUILD FAILED
[ERROR] Goal "java:jar" does not exist in this project.
Total time: 14 seconds

I don't see where this goal is defined. Its not in the project.xml for the particular project or commons, and does not appear to come from the common maven.xml file either.

-jsd

Henri Yandell wrote:

If you go into a particular component and type 'maven', it should build
that project. I tend to use maven and maven site.

However, how you do the big build of all components at the same time, I'm
also clueless on.

Hen

On Fri, 24 Jan 2003, Jeffrey Dever wrote:


In my local checkout of jakarta-commons, when I run *maven -g* I only
the follwoing non documented goals:
build
build:start
deploy-front-end-site
site
site-front-end

When I run *maven build:start* I get:

BUILD SUCCESSFUL
Total time: 14 seconds

But in reality it did nothing, no other output, no generated files.
None of the other targets to anything useful either. I have tried with
mavenb5 and b7 running on a linux box.

How do we build commons with maven? How do I build a particular
component withing commons? I couldn't find any instructions on this.

-jsd



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