Hello Gary,
I have seen the word LATEST in capitals used as version number, but never tried
it myself. It is in general a good idea to know exactly what version you are
using, and do controlled upgrades to newer versions. Surprises are seldom good
IMHO.
Regards,
Tommy
På 9 augusti 2018 ti
We have a JAR that is a dependency for many WARs. In turn, this JAR has
dependencies on some DB2 JARs.
Any POM using this JAR also needs to copy some DB2-related files to a
place under the target directory. We do this by using maven-resources-plugin
Is there a way to have that build step don
Hey Tommy, thanks! Yeah, I get it. I'm really just trying to understand how
this all works 😊 .
How does Maven determine the default plugin version to use? Let's say you only
give Maven the order, "clean deploy", Maven goes out and somehow determines to
pull down plugin xxx.x. there has to
On Fri, Aug 10, 2018 at 11:56 AM DariusGmail wrote:
> We have a JAR that is a dependency for many WARs. In turn, this JAR has
> dependencies on some DB2 JARs.
>
> Any POM using this JAR also needs to copy some DB2-related files to a
> place under the target directory. We do this by using
> maven
On Fri, Aug 10, 2018 at 7:22 AM Mills, Gary (GE Digital) <
gary.l.mi...@ge.com> wrote:
> Hey Tommy, thanks! Yeah, I get it. I'm really just trying to understand
> how this all works 😊 .
>
> How does Maven determine the default plugin version to use? Let's say you
> only give Maven the order, "c
Hello again Gary,
My guesswer is no :-).
I’ve personally never been in a situation where there isn’t a version specified
for every dependency, plugin, etc. I’m not sure you are allowed to not specify
a version completely. Yes, it can be skipped on …, but
that is because of … where
complete G
