Jarrell, Maury wrote:
Forgive me for asking what must be a very basic question. I've searched the
Maven site and scoured the archives for this list and haven't found an
answer.
I have a simple java project defined in an Ant file. The dependencies for
my current project are in jars in the
Subject: Re: Dependencies and the local repository
if you're using jarmail.jar/jar you can dispense with the
version1.3/version completely, version/ will in fact be ignored if
the jar/ tag is used.
the jar tag allows the use of un-versioned packages. You can use
ear/, war/ ... I even put my
Forgive me for asking what must be a very basic question. I've searched the
Maven site and scoured the archives for this list and haven't found an
answer.
I have a simple java project defined in an Ant file. The dependencies for
my current project are in jars in the ${basedir}/lib directory.
That appears to work, but is that what Maven expects me to do
for each jar file?
The mail.jar (and a few others) are sort of special cases, as I understand
it, because Sun does not license them for redistribution. You have to
download it specifically from Sun and no one else is allowed to post
-Original Message-
From: Lester Ward [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
For this and a number of other reasons, our company created our own Maven
repository on our company intranet. This allows us to control the
repository
ourselves and, since it is not public, put any jars we like on it
