Thanks, Wayne,
Your approach does sound much more pragmatic. ;-)
Cheers,
David
On Thu, 2007-05-17 at 23:46 -0500, Wayne Fay wrote:
> You're welcome to file a bug where ever you deem it to be appropriate.
>
> I am simply a pragmatist -- filing a bug against the plugin will
> actually result
You're welcome to file a bug where ever you deem it to be appropriate.
I am simply a pragmatist -- filing a bug against the plugin will
actually result in a fix for your issue much more quickly. This is
clearly a defect in the plugin, and so the change can be incorporated
rather quickly.
Filing
Thank you for this.
You're right. The appropriate thing to do would be to remove the system
dependency. There should be a generalized maven project that acts as an
abstraction to the system's tools.jar. This project could then be
included as a dependency by any project that needs to use classes f
This issue has come up previously regarding JAX-WS. The fix at that
time was to actually remove the system-scoped tools.jar dependency
from the plugin pom (IIRC -- check the Archives for more details).
So you will probably need to file a bug against the native2ascii
plugin requesting a similar mo
