Well, just build the hibernate plugin, by cd'ing into plugin-hibernate !? And use the -o switch with maven to avoid trying to d/l dependencies everytime. FYI : http://maven.apache.org/reference/user-guide.html#Using_SNAPSHOT_Dependencies
HTH, greg On 02/06/05, Mark Lundquist <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > Building Xdoclet2 for the first time... > > It builds a buttload of plugins. I only need Hibernate. The build > takes a long time to build all the things I don't care about. Finally > it stopped when some Jelly plugin test bonked. It looks like it did > build the hibernate plugin, though! :-) > > I don't care about all the extra "cruft" (to me) on my development box > (my PowerBook), but I kinda don't want to build all that on my > production machines. > > Also, each time it builds a plugin it says "attempting to download" > some SNAPSHOTs of things. Usually a lot of the same things. Usually > things having to do w/ qdox. Is it actually downloading the same stuff > over and over again? Is this an Xdoclet2 build thing, or a Maven > thing? (I know not the ways of Maven...) > > Which brings me to the real question :-)... is it possible to configure > the build so that it only builds what I need to run Xdoclet+Hibernate? > > Thanks a lot! > —ml— > >
