Re: dependency and os.arch os.name

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Re: dependency and os.arch os.name

BTW I noticed I was wrong about the missing arch... Sorry for the misinformation: http://maven.apache.org/settings.html#Profiles Wayne On 1/31/07, Laurent GRANIE [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thanks! I'va already deal with profiles and I think this is the solution ! I just don't think about it...

dependency and os.arch os.name

Hi all, I would like to devel an application that depends on JOGL (from http://jogl.dev.java.net). There is no repository for JOGL but I can create mine using mvn deploy:deploy-file. The problem is that JOGL provides several jar files depending on os.arch and os.name variables values. How can I

Re: dependency and os.arch os.name

Declare the dependencies inside a profile which is activated when os matches XYZ. As for the architecture, that does not yet exist in Maven profiles/activation, so if you have a real requirement to deal with multiple architectures, you'll need to hardcode it and specify profiles like

Re: dependency and os.arch os.name

Thanks! I'va already deal with profiles and I think this is the solution ! I just don't think about it... Many thanks. 2007/1/31, Wayne Fay [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Declare the dependencies inside a profile which is activated when os matches XYZ. As for the architecture, that does not yet exist in