I'm not sure if I am understanding your questions correctly.
~/.m2/repository is your local maven repository. When running
geronimo this is not used directly in any way.
Geronimo includes a repository that has the same file system structure
as a maven repository, by default at <geronimo-home>/repository.
Almost all the jars used by geronimo are located in this repository
(there are few in <geronimo-home>/lib)
The only time I can think of when your geronimo instance would
interact with the local maven repository is if you were installing a
geronimo plugin from the local maven repository into your geronimo
instance. In this case you would certainly be pulling the geronimo
plugin from the maven repo and most likely other jars and geronimo
plugins that are dependencies of the plugin you are installing. For
instance, the geronimo build works this way, assembling the geronimo
servers from the plugins previously built and installed into the local
maven repo.
thanks
david jencks
On May 8, 2008, at 4:16 PM, ilango_g wrote:
Hi
I found this .m2 folder after I enabled viewing of hidden folders
in my
Windows XP machine.
C:\Documents and Settings\gurusai\.m2\repository
Thanks again
ilango
Jason Warner-4 wrote:
Hello,
.m2 is a hidden directory. By default, it appears in your home
directory.
This differs depending on whether you are using unix or windows.
In unix,
you can view hidden directories using "ls -al" I can't quite
remember the
menu commands to make hidden files viewable in windows explorer but I
think
this should help [1].
This post is directly related to your other thread, and probably
should
have
been made as a reply to your previous message.
[1]
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=making+hidden+files+visible+in+windows+exporer&btnG=Google+Search
Hope this helps!
~Jason Warner
On Thu, May 8, 2008 at 6:46 PM, ilango_g <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi
This post is in partial response to my own post about a Geronimo
local
repository. I learned that Geronimo is using an internal maven
repository
to
manage dependencies,
but this is separate.
And my understanding is that this local maven repository is located
at:"/.m2/repository
I do not understand this .m2 thing? What physical location does this
repository map to?
Help me understand this.
thanks in advance
ilango
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