This might get you started (put it in your maven.xml):
<goal name="copydependencies" description="Copy all dependent artifacts
in the temp\resource directory">
<ant:echo message="There are ${size(pom.dependencies)} artifacts for
this project"/>
<j:forEach items="${pom.dependencies}" var="dep"
indexVar="depNumber">
<ant:echo message="Dependency ${depNumber}: ${dep.artifact}"/>
<ant:copy preservelastmodified="true" overwrite="true"
file="${pom.getDependencyPath(dep.getId())}" tofile="${maven.build.dir
}/resource/jars/${dep.getArtifactId()}.jar"/>
</j:forEach>
</goal>
2006/5/24, lsacco <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Basically, I would just like all the dependencies to be in one spot. I
realize they are downloaded to the local repository, but to ask our CM
staff
to go grab them out of there is out of the question. Ideally, I would
like
the build to run to create my JAR file and then put all the dependent JARs
in the same "dist" directory. Then I could zip them all up if I wanted
and
send them off as one package.
I think this is kind of the idea antlib in M2.
Let me know, but I think I'll need to resort to ANT+Jelly to accomplish
this.
Thanks,
Lou
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