My svn checkouts were virgin ones, but I did get it to work by following the advice on codehaus site about checking out mojo-sandbox, and installing that first. Then the xslt-plugin build went fine. http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MOJO-247?page=all
But I'm an utter Maven noob, so I'm sure it's my own incompetence that led me to do something wrong, although the wiki is innacurate as to the build process( there's no build directory for instance ).
Also, is there a way to tell Maven that I want the build to go to a specific directory, instead of ~/.m2/.... and can you build a single jar instead of the multiple snapshot jars that are created?
Thanks,
-Elam
On 1/20/06, Sean Schofield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The build works fine. Please check the following:
1.) Completely new svn checkout of "current" (no update - new
checkout). There was a big svn reorg and you may have old stuff
cluttering your checkout dir.
2.) Remove the xslt-plugin from your repository as Bernd suggested.
The one in the public maven repository is missing a key patch that
Bernd wrote. The master pom points to a special copy Bernd built and
published to the atanion repository.
3.) Make sure you are running Maven 2.0.1 or higher.
4.) Run mvn install from the top level pom.xml (current/pom.xml). The
"master" pom contains a recent change that instructs maven to use
atanion for plugins. If you do not install this plugin (through
maven/master-pom/pom.xml or ... current/pom.xml) then you won't be
using the new repository.
Please report back if you continue to have difficulties.
Sean
