I renamed it to jar. Isn't that an option for you?
incze
Sure, it could also be a trick for now. But in fact, what is the use of that jars subdirectories in the maven repository and the <type> element in the project.xml if, at last, each dependency has to be a .jar file ?
I look at this from a different angle. .jar is a commonly accepted extension for class libraries. .ejb files are also class libraries --
you need to put them into the classpath to use them. OTOH .zip is
a general purpose format, often used to deliver soruce/binary
distributions of software. Despite the fact of having the same
file format as .jar, it's no more related with java classpath than say
.fred extension. Would you like maven to support class libraries
named .fred? :-)
R.
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