on 7/11/02 4:45 PM, "Jason van Zyl" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Thu, 2002-07-11 at 19:07, Jon Scott Stevens wrote: >> on 7/11/02 2:38 PM, "Jason van Zyl" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >>> Look at the message on the commons for the reason why I did it that way. >>> >>> I don't like it either. But for the build to work out of the box with >>> nothing having to be done by the user then that's the only way to do it. >>> >>> If, in the commons, we agreed that maven.repo.local (was lib.repo) is a >>> 'common' thing then the ant build can be generated accordingly. I didn't >>> want to assume anything by the user due to the outbreak of whining on >>> the commons list. >> >> #1. Check to see if there is a maven.repo.local >> #2. If true, then copy .jar file from maven.repo.local to project/lib >> #3. If false, then copy .jar file from website to project/lib > > If someone has a maven.repo.local then I think Maven's normal mode of > operation would execute. Bring down the missing jars and put them in the > repository and create the classpath from the JARs in situ. This can be > done with the normal ant tasks. No point in copying them around. If they > don't have maven.repo.local then they get everything in the /lib > directory. I only suggested copying them around because it seemed that the commons-argument seemed that people wanted a /lib to be created. >> No need to waste bandwidth. > > Nope. It was a first cut to try and make the vanilla ant build's work. > But I can certainly check for the repository. > >> Also, I have noticed that .jar files which have not changed get downloaded >> multiple times. What is up with that? Is the date checking off? > > Not sure what's going with the timestamps, the checking is on and JARs > don't come down repeatedly for me but Stephane has noted the same > problem as you. The timestamp is supposed to be GMT so I imagine > something isn't sync'd somewhere. Very likely it's my machine :-) I'm NTP sync'd off time.apple.com -jon -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
