This is true, there's actually only a handful of jars that are actually compiled against. The only concern I have with only entering those handful of jars as dependencies is that somehow a developer could change the version of the jdbc driver not knowing that it has really already been dictated by oc4j's manifest.mf. I'll admit that this is being a little picky, but I would like to get our configuration exactly the same as our target deployment environment. This will be easier when we can group dependencies together so that there's more meaning. But for now I'm reading that I should probably just enter those dependencies in the project.xml.

Thank you!

-Mark


At 09:09 AM 10/14/2003 +1000, you wrote:
Surely you don't depend on all 20 jars?
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Mark McBride <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 14/10/2003 04:23:28 AM:


> Can I add additional jars to the maven.dependency.classpath property
that
> have not been defined as a dependency? I have a project which is using
> OC4J/Orion and the main jar for this server has a manifest which lists
out
> 20+ jars for it's classpath. Instead of declaring all 20+ jars in my
> project.xml I'd like to add to the classpath (in the pregoal for
> java:compile) the jars listed in the manifest.mf.
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
> -Mark
>
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