Maybe I should start with building trunk. I'll do that.
Jesse
On 13-Mar-06, at 4:02 PM, Martin Desruisseaux wrote:
BLUE4A4E a écrit :
[INFO] Failed to resolve artifact.
GroupId: org.geotools
ArtifactId: gt2-plugin
Version: 2.2-SNAPSHOT
It sound like the kind of error I would expect if "mvn install" has
not be run at least once from the topermost directory (the one that
contains "module", "plugin", "ext" and "maven" subdirectories).
To fix them I've replaced each 2.2-SNAPSHOT with a 2.3-SNAPSHOT in:
\trunk\gt\plugin\arcgrid\pom.xml
\trunk\gt\plugin\geotiff\pom.xml
\trunk\gt\plugin\gtopo30\pom.xml
\trunk\gt\plugin\image\pom.xml
It should work only if "mvn install" has been run from the
topermost directory in the trunk (which is 2.3). Otherwise, the
result should have been the same.
When a "mvn install" succeed, Maven copies the JARs in the
following location on the local machine:
(Windows): C:\Documents and settings\<user>\.m2\repository\org
\geotools\...
I think that you probably have a "gt2-plugin\2.3-SNAPSHOT"
subdirectory from a previous successfull "mvn install" on the
trunk, but no "gt2-plugin\2.2-SNAPSHOT" subdirectory. It would
explain the behavior that you noticed. Building the whole coverage
branch should fix that without changing 2.2-SNAPSHOT with a 2.3-
SNAPSHOT in pom.xml files.
[WARNING] POM for 'javax.units:jsr108:pom:0.01' is invalid. It
will be ignored for artifact resolution. Reason: Not a v4.0.0 POM.
[INFO] Compilation failure
C:\AllData\Coverages\trunk\gt\module\referencing\src\org\geotools
\referencing\cs\AbstractCS.java:[30,19] package javax.units does
not exist
The compilation failure is a consequence of the warning just above.
It is very strange... Sound like that planetmirror added jsr108.jar
on their server, but with an invalid pom.xml file.
I have updated the Geotools pom.xml file in order to check on the
geotools repository before to check on the planetmirror repository.
Please try "svn update". Then open the following directory in yours
explorer:
C:\Documents and settings\<user>\.m2\repository\javax\units
and delete all content found in this directory. Launch "mvn
install" again. It should download "jsr108.jar" from the Geotools
repository now, instead of planetmirror.
Martin.
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