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Posted to users@maven.apache.org by Daniel del Castillo <da...@gmail.com> on 2007/05/15 16:24:07 UTC
Dependencies
Sorry for all this noob question, but I'm new to Maven. I'm using
Apache JCS in a project and I'm still having exceptions during the
test phase. The problem is that JCS cannot be initialized and is
throwing an exception. Is there a way to show the expecific error and
no the NoClassFoundError?
How can I be sure that all neded dependencies are beign downloaded?
The Maven docs says that dependencies of project dependencies are
automatically downloaded, but I'm not sure whether this is happening
for JCS.
Cheers,
Daniel del Castillo
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Re: Dependencies
Posted by Daniel del Castillo <da...@gmail.com>.
Thanks Jordan, I fix it adding all dependencies to my pom
Regards,
Daniel del Castillo
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On 5/16/07, Jordan Howarth <jo...@stormgreen.com.au> wrote:
> Hi Daniel
>
> After recently going through dependency resolution hell (due to
> ignorance on my part) I found mvn -X to be extremely useful to view
> exactly how Maven is resolving dependency conflicts.
>
> I cannot speak for Apache JCS specifically but if my own experience is a
> guide, you may find that a plugin further up the dependency graph is
> causing M to select a dependency at runttime scope that does not support
> the class you need. If that is the case you should consider extending
> the offending plugin with the version of the dependency you need.
>
> Good luck
>
> Jordan Howarth
>
>
> Daniel del Castillo wrote:
> > Sorry for all this noob question, but I'm new to Maven. I'm using
> > Apache JCS in a project and I'm still having exceptions during the
> > test phase. The problem is that JCS cannot be initialized and is
> > throwing an exception. Is there a way to show the expecific error and
> > no the NoClassFoundError?
> >
> > How can I be sure that all neded dependencies are beign downloaded?
> > The Maven docs says that dependencies of project dependencies are
> > automatically downloaded, but I'm not sure whether this is happening
> > for JCS.
> >
> > Cheers,
> > Daniel del Castillo
>
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Re: Dependencies
Posted by Jordan Howarth <jo...@stormgreen.com.au>.
Hi Daniel
After recently going through dependency resolution hell (due to
ignorance on my part) I found mvn -X to be extremely useful to view
exactly how Maven is resolving dependency conflicts.
I cannot speak for Apache JCS specifically but if my own experience is a
guide, you may find that a plugin further up the dependency graph is
causing M to select a dependency at runttime scope that does not support
the class you need. If that is the case you should consider extending
the offending plugin with the version of the dependency you need.
Good luck
Jordan Howarth
Daniel del Castillo wrote:
> Sorry for all this noob question, but I'm new to Maven. I'm using
> Apache JCS in a project and I'm still having exceptions during the
> test phase. The problem is that JCS cannot be initialized and is
> throwing an exception. Is there a way to show the expecific error and
> no the NoClassFoundError?
>
> How can I be sure that all neded dependencies are beign downloaded?
> The Maven docs says that dependencies of project dependencies are
> automatically downloaded, but I'm not sure whether this is happening
> for JCS.
>
> Cheers,
> Daniel del Castillo
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