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Hi Diana,
Of course it could be found in the /lib/ folder but i thought maven was designed to use external sources to get dependencies. |
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Mmm, I installed it on a fresh clean computer. First checkout from github the osw-model and built it (mvn install). Then lib-gwt also built fine (both of them are required by osw-web) Finally tried with osw-web and it was fine all the way. Not sure what the problem could be :-/ . Can you try with an empty repository if you don't mind? |
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I doubt this makes a difference, but are you invoking maven from the command line, or are you using an IDE (such as Eclipse) to build it? If the latter, try the former. |
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I'm using pure command line. cloning the projects to and building them (first osw-model, then osw-lib-gwt and then osw-web) gives no problem, I end up with the osw-web-0.7-SNAPSHOT.war file. Do you also have trouble building it, Daniel? |
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I usually use the command line to build it. I will now try to use a vanilla ubuntu to build it... perhaps i might find the mistake then... [edit] |
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It builds fine for me. I was just offering a possible explanation as to why it's not working properly for i-tek. I thought maybe he was using an IDE that was doing something weird. |
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Hmm, how are you providing the osw-model and osw-lib-gwt builds for the osw-web project. I think you have pushed the builds of osw-model and osw-lib-gwt to the local maven library/repo so the maven build env. can find them there. I replaced the following content of my pom.xml: dependency with: dependency so perhaps it doesn't include things from the whole build folder but the .jars.... I just don't know a solution... |
added missing dependencies to pom.xml to make it build successfully