Seems strange. I have just rebuilt with an empty repository and everything went well.
Btw, i don't think you can install a pom with maven. You should download it from http://www.ibiblio.org/maven2/org/codehaus/xfire/xfire-parent/1.2-RC/xfire-parent-1.2-RC.pom and put it in your locale maven repo: ~/.m2/repository/org/codehaus/xfire/xfire-parent/1.2-RC/ On 8/16/06, Mouilleron Cedric <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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. >>> >>> >>> >>-- >>Cheers, >>Guillaume Nodet >> >> >> >> > > >
-- Cheers, Guillaume Nodet
