Hi

Yeah those Spring folks newer got around releasing their JavaConfig
project very often.
Not AFAIR its @deprecated as its being part of Spring 3.0 core onwards.

At Camel 2.2 we have support for Spring 3.0 which in fact makes
camel-spring-javaconfig use Spring 3.0.0.RELEASE.

So upgrade to 2.2 and you should not have that old Spring JavaConfig
dependency anymore.


On Wed, Feb 17, 2010 at 5:29 AM, vcheruvu <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> We are using Archiva repository to locally store all the jars needed for
> projects. Archiva can automatically download jars from
> http://mvnrepository.com/  when there are jar files not found in the archiva
> repo. So, I have tried to run camel:dot and we are unable to download
> org.springframework.config.java with version 1.0.0-20090215 from archiva.
> The mvnrepository site only has 1.0.0-m3 version. Unfortunately i have come
> to know that, camel-spring-javaconfig (2.1.0) is referencing to version
> 1.0.0-20090215. So, even if i use 1.0.0-m3, it won't resolve the issue. So,
> i have manually added org.springframework.config.java/1.0.0-20090215 in my
> local machine repository just to get it working. Then i moved on to next
> problem where camel maven plugin  has transitive dependency to groupid =
> org.springframework.context, version =2.5.6 but our archiva has groupid =
> org.springframework and artifactid =spring-context ... I thought it would be
> silly to add org.springframework.context groupid in archiva when  jar file
> already exist in the groupid = org.springframework, artifactid=
> spring-context. What is the standard for naming artifacts and groupid ? I am
> finding it hard to deal with camel dependencies and run mvn camel:dot. Can
> you please advise how i can resolve this issue? Any hints greatly
> appreciated.
>
> Regards,
> -Vid-
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