Hi friends

I followed the steps that Alex said. The install (second step) were
successful. I checked that a directory containing my jar file is added to
.m2\repository and the reference to repo is available in java build path.
%-|Infortunately when i make mvn clean compile the same exception occurs!!!

Remark (To tibi): I think there is no problem with my jar because the first
time i have added the jar file manually to repo (I were no aware about the
command) it was compiling, but the exception always occuring but rarely, I
dont know the cause!! but it was compiling. The problem persists when i
installed the M2 plugin to eclipse.

tibi wrote:
> 
> and are you sure the missing stuff is in the jar file??
> 
> and after running mvn eclipse:eclipse
> do you see the jar file as dependency in the properties of eclipse (then
> the pom file is ok)
> 
> good luck
> 
> Alex Coles wrote:
>> On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 10:16 AM,
>> lounnaci<m.lounn...@hb-technologies.com.dz> wrote:
>>   
>>>  Hi
>>>
>>> The problem is always there. It is blocking :,(
>>>
>>>     
>>
>> Check you have the dependency correct in your XML.
>>
>> If the dependency is an open-source one, then you can use a site like
>> http://mvnrepository.com/ to check that the dependency is available in
>> one of the central Maven repositories. Maven should then download the
>> dependency for you, into your local Maven repository (~/.m2/repo).
>>
>> Unfortunately, if the dependency you want is not in a Maven
>> repository, then you have a two-step process:
>> 1. configure the dependency in your pom.xml, as you've already done.
>> 2. install the dependency manually into your Maven repository:
>>
>> Here's an example of how to install the BouncyCastle dependency manually:
>> mvn install:install-file -DgroupId=bouncycastle
>> -DartifactId=bctsp-jdk14 -Dversion=138 -Dpackaging=jar
>> -Dfile=./bctsp-jdk14-138.jar
>>
>> The final parameter, file, should point to where you have the JAR on
>> your computer. The other parameters should match exactly what you've
>> configured in your pom.xml dependencies.
>>
>> FINALLY -- its always a good idea (esp. if you're having Eclipse
>> errors) to do a full clean, before compiling: i.e.
>> mvn clean compile
>>
>> Alex
>>
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