Hi,
I am not sure about that, but I think you should use a concrete
reference whenever you compile against something - since you are taking
*direct* dependency on it.
Transitive dependencies will work for runtime or test scope, where
projectB needs projectC in order to run correctly.
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yours,
Lars
Am 05.04.11 15:28, schrieb Khai Do:
Hello, Can anybody tell me if transitive dependencies work when using npanday?
I have a .NET multi module project and have the following simple scenario where
transitive dependency isn't working. I'm using java 1.6, maven 2.2.1, and
npanday-1.3-incubating,
I have 3 projects: projectA, projectB and projectC.
projectB depends on projectA. ProjectB and projectA build just fine. I create
projectC which depends on projectA& projectB. When I create my projectC
pom.xml I add projectB as the only dependency keeping in mind that maven should
pull in projectA through its transitive dependency mechanism. However when I build
projectC it fails and says that it can't find classes from projectA.
When I add projectA as a dependency to projectC then it builds just fine.
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
