Hi Arsene, you've misinterpreted the URL tag (as obvisouly anyone else does also). This is only information and points to the location, where the user can *manually* download the missing artifact.
You can put the missing jar into your local repository (at proper location) or you may setup your own "remote" repository (setting maven.repo.remote to it - multiple values are possible) or you can use jar overwriting in the project.properties. Regards, JÃrg wrote on Thursday, June 17, 2004 10:09 AM: > Hi, mavens: > I'm new to maven project, and currently learn how to > build j2ee project through maven. There's a great > stuff I found on wiki in illustrating how to build > j2ee project thru maven > (http://wiki.codehaus.org/maven/CreatingJ2eeApplications). > > Because it consists of multiporjects (with > sub-projects in it). Therefore it needs to download > artificts. However, because the artifacts (in the > sample project - j2ee-project\common) is resided in > local file system, it results in "unsatisfied > dependency" error; even though I specified the url tag > in project.xml (I put the jar file in tomcat server > and with url tag http://localhost:port/project/ or > edit url tag with absoloute path to point to the jar > file), it doesn't work. What should I do to adjust > this problem? > I appreciate any suggestions, > sincerely. > Arsene > > > ----------------------------------------------------------------- > Yahoo!åæMessenger6.0 äçæéåæé, æéæèçç! > http://tw.messenger.yahoo.com/ > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
