Re: [m2]Local repo problem

2006-01-03 Thread Brett Porter
perty -DgeneratePom=true does not work for me. > > Regards > Georges > > -Original Message- > From: Bill Dudney [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: den 3 januari 2006 13:46 > To: Maven Users List > Subject: Re: [m2]Local repo problem > > > Hi David, > >

RE: [m2]Local repo problem

2006-01-03 Thread Georges Polyzois
Subject: Re: [m2]Local repo problem Hi David, Instead of manually installing the jar let maven do it for you; mvn -DartifactId=oraclejar -Dfile=./classes12.jar -DgroupId=oraclejar -Dpackaging=jar -Dversion=1.2 install:install-file Which will cause your jar file to be put into the repository

Re: [m2]Local repo problem

2006-01-03 Thread Bill Dudney
Hi David, Instead of manually installing the jar let maven do it for you; mvn -DartifactId=oraclejar -Dfile=./classes12.jar -DgroupId=oraclejar -Dpackaging=jar -Dversion=1.2 install:install-file Which will cause your jar file to be put into the repository properly. Also - you appear to be u

Re: [m2]Local repo problem

2006-01-03 Thread Tim Davies
David, Im quite new myself but can try and give a couple of suggestions. One is your model version. I believe this refers to the pom so should probably be 4.0.0. Also you may be better to use the install command to upload your jar to the repository. I believe this command auto generates the

[m2]Local repo problem

2006-01-03 Thread Abbs, David A
I have setup a local repository and dependencies are getting downloaded to it fine. I tried to put my own jar in their (an oracle db driver) I am running maven 2 of windows xp. Doing the following: Setup repository at location C:/mvnlocalrep Then add the following structure C: mvnlocalrep