Hi all,
In Maven 1.x, I could get a list of the jars in my version control
repository, and dynamically add them to the Maven build path using an ant
task.
What's important to note, is that I have all my dependency jars in a few,
KNOWN directories. I would like to be able to include all those
1) Do what you are doing now.
2) Create on dependencies.xml (project.xml style) with ALL artifacts and
dependencies.
(problem is that it will not download anything, in my case it was a solution
:)
3) Do something like this in a goal :
u:available file=${basedir}/dependencies.xml
Shit :) Your question was about maven 2...
Sorry for the noice..
Mvgr,
Martin
Martin van den Bemt wrote:
1) Do what you are doing now.
2) Create on dependencies.xml (project.xml style) with ALL artifacts and
dependencies.
(problem is that it will not download anything, in my case it was a
Yes, we do the same thing. How to solve changed with M2. Now, use
scopesystem/scope and systemPath.
I think this JIRA discusses what your issue is. Brett described the
un-recommended workaround.
http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MNG-1471
I look forward to reading your comments on this... :-)
Jeff,
I added a comment to that issue.
If they take systemPath away, as he says, then that'll break me again, for
sure.
I'm really contemplating NOT using M2.
In any case, my workaround to make it truly dynamic, is my build.bat file
first calls an ANT script that compiles a DependencyBuilder
All good points Jeff, I'm going to give M2 a try with my workaround, but if
even one other thing gets in my way, I'll be reverting my build to Maven 1.x
On 12/5/05, Jeff Jensen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Quoting Matthew Wheaton [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Jeff,
I added a comment to that issue.
If
