t; Either way I think changing your pom to use the newer version should
>> work.
>> If you are still having problems you can always delete the contents of
>> your
>> .m2/repository directory. That seems to fix most things
>>
>> Toby
>>
>> 2008/9/9 rden
I encountered an issue with building my project when I added a @Property
annotation to one of my classes. I found a post advising me to upgrade the
properties/tapestry-release-version to 5.0.14 and do a maven update, but I
was unclear as to how to do that from within eclipse. Is it a matter of
c
