Hi,
When you installed your jar, did you set this parameter: -DgeneratePom=true?
If you didn't (default is generatePom=false), I think the pom in your
repo was the one downloaded from
ibiblio when you've built the project that has a dependency on the jta
jar. From what I saw in ibiblio, only the jta jar file is missing.. but
the pom is there :)
If you want to use the generated pom during the install-file, remove the
jta jar and pom (together with the checksum files) and perform 'mvn
install:install-file' with the parameter -DgeneratePom=true.
Thanks,
Deng
lightbulb432 wrote:
I had a missing dependency on JAR files for JTA when I tried to build a
project, so I did a mvn install:install-file as suggested. The JTA jars that
I downloaded were correctly put into the repository, and in its .pom file I
noticed that it was prepopulated with information about its <name>,
<description>, <url>, and <distributionManagement>/<downloadURL>.
I'm wondering how it got this information when I didn't enter it in my
install-file command? Very weird...
Thanks.
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