Thanks for the clarification, working with Camel in a Maven project in NetBeans works great. Unfortunately, I have to use it in an Ant build project, so I have to care for resolving the dependencies myself. Is there a way to help me doing this with Maven, e.g. by bundling all dependencies I need in a single archive?
M.S. willem.jiang wrote: > > Yes. we don't ship all the dependencies in the binary distribution. > Because Camel has lots of components if we ship all the dependency jars, > the binary could be up to more than 100MB. > > Fortunately maven could help us to do that kind of work :) > > Willem > m.s. wrote: >> Thanks, it works when I use Maven to download all the .jars listed in the >> dependency list and add them to the libraries in the NetBeans IDE. >> >> So is it correct that the binary distribution does not contain all >> dependencies if I use the JMS Component or aother component? >> >> M.S. > > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError-when-running-CamelJmsToFileExample-tp22341345p22359006.html Sent from the Camel - Users (activemq) mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
