On 09/11/2010 7:34 AM, Jacob Beard wrote:
Hi,
My project is built around Mozilla Rhino, but and I'm transitioning to
maven for the build system. When my project was using ant, I had a
task that would download dependencies to the local lib/ directory in
the project. I then had a shell script that would run the project,
including the rhino library and other libraries on the classpath by
refering to its local path. So something like this:
java -cp
lib/java/js.jar:lib/java/commons-cli.jar:lib/java/serializer.jar:lib/java/xalan.jar:lib/java/xercesImpl.jar:lib/java/xml-apis.jar
org.mozilla.javascript.tools.shell.Main -debug $*
With maven, however, the libraries are now kept in the location of the
maven repository, several directories deep, based on information kept
in the pom.xml file. I'd like to know, is there a maven solution for
extracting a particular classpath from a maven file, such that the
classpath can be used from a shell script? If not, is there at least a
reliable way of determining the location of the maven repository on
Windows and Unix platforms?
I'd appreciate any guidance anyone can provide. Thanks,
Jake
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If you are using a decent IDE (Eclipse STS for example) with Maven
support, you should not need any of this.
Maven and Eclipse will get everything you need onto the classpath.
Ron
Ron
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