Re: war plugin does not work well with overriden jars (non repositoryones)?

[Alex Arnell]

You could set up your own remote repo for that.  All that is required is 
a webserver with your remote repo somewhere in it's document root.

You can check the maven users guide for info on how to layout the 
directories.  Then add the following to your project.properties

maven.repo.remote = http://yourHost/path/to/repo, 
http://www.ibiblio.org/maven

Paulo Silveira wrote:

Yep, I can do it manually

But it would be VERY nice that anyone could checkout my project form the
cvsrepo and war:war without ANY manual, modifications.  a lot of
manually copies reminds me ant :)
Do you think that we should do this or it would be a better solution if
the war plugin also check the overriden jars? 

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Subject: Re: war plugin does not work well with overriden 
jars (non repository ones)?

Can't you just put it in the local repo?

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"Paulo Silveira" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 24/03/2003 06:38:36 PM:

   

One of my POMs dep:

   <dependency>
     <id>mail</id>
     <version>1.3</version>
     <properties>
       <war.bundle.jar>true</war.bundle.jar>
     </properties>
   </dependency>
But this dep we do not have @ the repository, so in 
     

projec.properties:
   

maven.jar.mail = ${basedir}/resource/nonRepositoryLibs/mail.jar

When java:compile'ing, it works fine. It download the repository 
dependencies but does not download the overriden ones.

But when war:webapp'ing, or war:war'ing, it tries to download the 
artifacts from the repository, ignoring my prject.properties.

I dont know if it is just my impression, but some commits ago, it 
seems that overriding a dependency would create a 
     

repository instance. 
   

For example, in this case, it would create 
repo/mail/jars/mail-1.3.jar, even if it was not downloaded from the 
repo. Am I right?

How can I solve this?

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Paulo Silveira
http://www.paulo.com.br/
http://www.guj.com.br/




     

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