On 12/5/05, Tobias Bocanegra <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > you will find all dependencies in your local maven repository directory. > > > that's usually <your home directory>/.maven/repository > > I could not find a "repository" directory under Maven or Jackrabbit > > (other than jackrabbit\applications\test\repository, which does not > > contain JARs.) > it's a directory named '.maven' in your home directory. > > ls -al ~/.maven > should disclose it
Thank you. I found it. The directory is: C:\Windows\.maven\repository. I am developing on a MSWindows PC. Our programs are typically hosted on Linux, but everything must run on Windows for this client. > > I still do not know of a method to add a directory of JARs to the > > CLASSPATH without naming each individually. (I have been searching > > for years. I think Sun just likes long CLASSPATHs.) > > for a in lib/*.jar; do > CLASSPATH="$CLASSPATH:$a" > done I knew that method, but it still creates a very long CLASSPATH, which can cause problems because the MSDOS prompt has a short command length limit. Testing shows the maximum CLASSPATH variable is just over 788 characters. solprovider
