Hi all,

We have a project setup that uses a 'root' pom for specifying things like
the source directory/plugins used in the build process etc. This pom file
has been uploaded to our local maven repository. This local maven repository
is available through the maven proxy which is specified in the
~/.m2/settings.xml file. The problem starts when the 'root' pom is not
available then it somehow doesn't pickup the settings.xml file to use the
proxy.

So I figuered people need to install or download the pom.xml file from the
cvs repository manually and all things go well. The problem then exists that
whenever the pom file is available you'll need to keep it up to date
yourself.

Is there something I am missing here so that people do not need to have the
'root' pom and still the settings.xml file is used to find the proxy?

Our file sturcture:
pom.xml
/plugins/pom.xml
plugins/theplugin/pom.xml
client/pom.xml

all poms available depend on the pom specified in the parent directory by
specifying something like:
 <parent>
   <groupId>company</groupId>
   <artifactId>company</artifactId>
   <version>1.0-SNAPSHOT</version>
 </parent>

-Roy

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