Jo does this mean that you can technically bypass the repo mechanism and include jars as resources? Probably again not to be encouraged but there are instances where you have a jar which doesn't exist in maven repo. A situation I had recently.
A better solution I know is to set up an internal repository. Cheers Bob 2009/10/31 Jo Størset <[email protected]> > Hi, > > I feel the need to stress that there generally are better solutions to > this. Just writing what you need from scratch is generally worth the effort > in small cases. If that isn´t feasible, I need to know more about the > context. > > You could just put the class in the src/main/resources directory, but [1] > tells you how to setup a second resources directory ("classes"?), where you > could put the class (in it´s correct place in the package structure) > > [1] > http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-resources-plugin/examples/resource-directory.html > > Jo
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