On 6/29/06, Bryan Noll <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Also, throw in a '-o' (offline), then simply cd into the module that fails (assuming it failed because of a dependency download problem), build it on its own with the '-o', then try to rebuild the whole thing without the '-o'.
I wonder if you might actually mean something along the lines of: build from the top with the -o (offline) option. When a module fails to compile because of a dependency problem, cd to that module directory and build it online (omitting the -o). Repeat this step as many times as necessary until it succeeds. Then build from the top again using the -o option. This technique works best for me when I've had at least one successful build (meaning most of the dependencies have already been downloaded) and maven is having difficulty downloading a new or changed dependency for a specific module. Best wishes, Paul
