Deepak Bhole wrote: > On Sat, 2007-02-10 at 12:42 +0200, Petteri Räty wrote: >> Andrew Overholt wrote: >>> * Petteri Räty <betelgeuse@xxxxxxxxxx> [2007-02-09 17:49]: >>>> Do you have notes somewhere on how you are able to build maven2 or work >>>> around it downloading dependencies from the network repository while >>>> building? >>> Deepak Bhole will be able to explain this. Perhaps he'll have some time >>> this weekend to respond. If not, check out the JPackage package of it - >>> that's what we'll be importing into Fedora. >>> >>> Andrew >> I found maven-1.0 in jpackage and took a quick look. At least that one >> seemed to be faking a repository. >> > > Hi Petteri, > > Maven2 does does something similar. The JPackage (and soon to be in > Fedora) maven2 has code ammendments made to it to: > > 1) Allow complete offline behavior > 2) Allow it to use /usr/share/java as a repository > > A mapping subsystem is added to maven2 (via patches during rpmbuild) > that allows the user to tell maven2 where the jar is in /usr/share/java > based on the original groupid/artifactid. > > All of the changes have been made such that they are optional i.e. > unless specific properties are defined at run time, maven2 will behave > exactly like upstream maven, bypassing all changes made by rpm patches. > > Let me know if you need specific details on any of the changes. > > Cheers, > Deepak > Thanks. We should be able to do a similar integration between maven and the way we package jars using that code as a template. Regards, Petteri
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