My maven.dependency.classpath is empty

[S....@abg.com.pl]

Hi
I've got a problem. My maven.dependency.classpath is empty. My
maven.repo.local shows correct dir. I've checked .maven/repository and it
is not empty. I can't use libs from .maven/repository. I'm using
maven-1.0.2 on linux. Plz help.

Sebastian


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Re: My maven.dependency.classpath is empty

[Andy Glick <an...@acm.org>]

S.Bloch@abg.com.pl wrote:
> Hi
> I've got a problem. My maven.dependency.classpath is empty. My
> maven.repo.local shows correct dir. I've checked .maven/repository and it
> is not empty. I can't use libs from .maven/repository. I'm using
> maven-1.0.2 on linux. Plz help.
> 
> Sebastian

Sebastian,

I take it that you have added dependency entries to your project.xml 
file, yes?  It may be that your POM (project.xml) has its tags in the 
wrong order.

You might want to try "maven pom:validate" and see if that produces 
error messages. A more extreme approach is to replace the leading 
project tag with the following and running a validating XML parser on 
your POM file. When either or both of these runs clean, you ought to see 
dependencies.

<project xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" 
xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="http://maven.apache.org/xsd/maven-project-3.0.0.xsd">

You might also want to try the ant pathconvert task, as a path is not a 
property and can't be displayed via <echo> but a property converted from 
a path can be displayed.

You could also try "maven -X" which triggers debug mode and will produce 
voluminous output. If you tried "maven -X jar" you should see lines 
which begin "adding dependency" where jars declared in the POM are 
loaded into the project classloader.

There is a poor example of a Maven 1 POM at 
http://maven.apache.org/start/ten-minute-test.html

I say that its poor because it will not pass pom:validate, and it 
certainly doesn't match the Maven 1 schema, but it does show how to 
enter dependencies.

I hope that this helps.



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