well, you could also contribute a nice patch to buildr if you care about dependencies in pom files... I mean that's also how maven started back in the days.
On Wed, Dec 16, 2009 at 2:27 PM, Daniel Dominguez <[email protected]>wrote: > Hi Dan, > > I don't know how to solve your buildr issue (or if it's even solvable), but > you might be interested in http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ODE-729 . > A small group of us have started preliminary work on "mavenizing" ODE. > This should definitely solve your problem, but the work has just begun. > > -- > Daniel > > Douglas, Dan wrote: > >> Ok, so I discovered "buildr install..." >> My first brush created the artifacts and put them a local repository. It >> generated POM files, but there was no dependency info in the files. Buildr >> knows about the dependencies, is there a way to install the artifacts and >> generate the pom files with the dependency sections? >> >> >> >> On Dec 16, 2009, at 10:14 AM, Douglas, Dan wrote: >> >> So, I'm working on a project and we're building an integration layer >> implementation to front ODE with our own service pipeline. I want to use >> 2.0 because we plan to use some extensions. Our builds are Maven-based and >> I'd really like to pull in ODE via dependencies in our POM files, but it >> looks like the 2.0 libraries haven't been published to a repo anywhere (at >> least that I can find... I found the 1.3.3 ones). >> >> I've downloaded the 2.0-beta2 source and I've been able to build it with >> buildr. I've also generated the eclipse project files. That got me to >> thinking, is there some undocumented buildr incantation that generates the >> appropriate pom.xml files? Is 2.0-beta2 published somewhere in a Maven >> repo? >> >> I'd like to get our local repo setup and was hoping to avoid having to do >> the tooling or conversion by hand. >> >> Dan >> >> >> >> >
