Hi Jean-Sebastien.
I was aware of the fact that the jars, being on a m2 repo, may be
useless as is for the tuscany project.
I never used maven 1.1, so I do not really know if there are some ways
to access a m2 repository.
You may consider switching to m2 : this should not be too difficult, but
may need some changes to the directory layout to be more m2-friendly.
Switching to m2 may be a good solution for tuscany as the project does
not have a huge amount of dependencies (transitive dependencies can
quickly become a nightmare).
Else, you can either
* set up a private m1 repo (somwhere at:
http://incubator.apache.org/tuscany/ for example)
* upload new jars on an existing m1 repo : not sure how to do that
* put them in svn
I'm sorry, i have not compiled tuscany on m2 : i have downloaded the
jars manually to compile it on m1. Then when i wanted to integrate it
in ServiceMix (which uses maven 2), i had the same problems, so i have
written the necessary bundles for the jars to be uploaded on ibiblio.
Cheers,
Guillaume Nodet
Jean-Sebastien Delfino wrote:
Guillaume, Thanks for doing that! It's nice to have these JARs there
on ibliblio now but wer'e currently using Maven 1.1 beta 2, which does
not seem to understand the Maven 2 repository layout, so I still have
to download these JARs by hand to build.
Did you manage to build our code with Maven 2? If yes, did you have to
make many changes to our project files?
Do you know if there's a way to get Maven 1.1 to download Jars from a
Maven 2 repos layout?
Or do you think that it's just simpler to upload the eclipse
dependencies to a Maven 1 repos for now?
What do you think?
Thanks...
Guillaume Nodet wrote:
FYI, i asked the maven team to upload all needed eclipse dependencies
on ibiblio.
See http://www.ibiblio.org/maven2/org/eclipse/
Cheers,
Guillaume Nodet
