Hi.
I have the same problem with xfire-parent-1.2-RC.com
I downloaded this pom but i don't arrive to install it locally.
I doing this :
mvn -Dmaven.test.skip=true install:install-file
-DgroupId=org.codehaus.xfire -DartifactId=xfire-all -Dversion=1.2-RC
-Dpackaging=pom -Dfile=download/xfire-parent-1.2-RC.pom
But it doesn't work.
What is the command you used to install it ?
Thanks.
Cédric Mouilleron
Bull R&D
Hi,
I had a similar problem yesterday. I did the same, checking out smix from
svn. After deleting all older servicemix entries in my local maven
repository, the build runs fine with the exception of a reference to
xfire-parent-1.2-RC.pom. In the pom of xire-1.2-RC is a reference to the
dev.java.net-Repository at Sun and my maven did not succeed in getting
anything from there. The repository at java.net requires https, which may
prevent maven to succeed (proxy or certificate issues?).
However, the xfire-parent.pom is also available at ibiblio from where I
installed it locally. After that, the build ran fine.
Klaus.
gnodet wrote:
Missing poms only generate warnings, but should not prevent the build to
succeed. I hope next spring releases will have a pom ...
Generating poms in a private repository is generally not a good thing as
it could clash with the ones on public repos once they are added.
Do you have other build erros ? if yes, please paste the maven ouput.
On 8/14/06, Bouchard, Kevin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
I made a svn checkout of the servicemix project this morning from apache
incubator. I have tried several times to build the code using Maven2
with no success. After some investigation, I have found that a few
dependencies are absent from maven repositories. For example, Spring
framework 2.0 RC1 POM file isn't available at any of the repositories.
Is it a known issue? What is the solution? Is there a possibility to put
the missing POM in the servicemix-repo?
Thank you very much.
Kevin.
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Cheers,
Guillaume Nodet
