I would say the canonical way to satisfy the nbm pluign is to add the gui-module->spring-ws-library-wrapper dependency. we probably could add the rule to the nbm-plugin, but it would make it more unpredictable what is going to happen. In a way the gui-module-domain shall not depend on the library wrapper itself but the actual spring-ws content (which is being pulled transitively)
just my 2 cents, milos On Mon, Nov 30, 2009 at 3:01 PM, Eric Malotaux <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Milos and others, > > I have a chain of dependencies like this: > > gui-module (nbm) -> gui-module-domain (jar) -> spring-ws-library-wrapper > (nbm). > > When building the gui-module with maven and the nbm-maven-plugin, I get a > "transitive dependency" warning about the spring-ws-library-wrapper nbm > module. > > Is the above dependency chain legal? Or should I make all modules between > the first nbm module and the last nbm module nbm modules also? > > -- > Eric Jan Malotaux >
