Maven Evangelism

Missing POMs for Spring 2.0-m2

Details

  • Type: Bug Bug
  • Status: Closed Closed
  • Resolution: Fixed
  • Component/s: Missing POM
  • Labels:
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  • Group ID:
    org.springframework
  • Artifact ID:
    spring-*
  • Version:
    2.0-m2

Description

The pom.xml files are missing for all the 2.0-m2 release of the Spring Framework.

Issue Links

This issue relates to:
MEV-326 Spring 2.0 M2 is missing a POM Closed
This issue is related to:
MEV-379 Missing POMs for Spring 2.0-m4 Closed
MEV-358 Missing POMs for Spring 2.0-m3 Closed
This issue is depended upon by:
MEV-381 Missing pom.xml for acegi-security-1.0.0-RC2 Closed
MEV-408 Missing POMs for Spring 2.0-m5 Closed

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Julien Dubois added a comment -

Issue MEV-326 relates to the main Spring pom.xml, but in fact the pom.xml files are also missing for all the subprojects.

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Julien Dubois added a comment - Issue MEV-326 relates to the main Spring pom.xml, but in fact the pom.xml files are also missing for all the subprojects.
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Julien Dubois added a comment -

I have my created my own pom.xml files , which are working fine for my project (http://tudu.sf.net).

For doing those pom.xml, I have used the link :

http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/springframework/spring/lib/readme.txt?r1=1.85&r2=1.94

provided in the MEV-326 issue.

You can grab them on my own Maven repo, at :

http://julien.dubois.free.fr/maven2

If you add that repo to your project's repository, and put it after the central repo on ibiblio, it should allow you to use the latest Spring 2.0-m2.
This is, of course, no official pom.xml files, but I'm sharing those in case it help other people who are stuck (like me) to Spring 2.0-m1, and who really need the upgrade.

I am available to help, if anybody is in charge of the official release of Spring for Maven 2.

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Julien Dubois added a comment - I have my created my own pom.xml files , which are working fine for my project (http://tudu.sf.net). For doing those pom.xml, I have used the link : http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/springframework/spring/lib/readme.txt?r1=1.85&r2=1.94 provided in the MEV-326 issue. You can grab them on my own Maven repo, at : http://julien.dubois.free.fr/maven2 If you add that repo to your project's repository, and put it after the central repo on ibiblio, it should allow you to use the latest Spring 2.0-m2. This is, of course, no official pom.xml files, but I'm sharing those in case it help other people who are stuck (like me) to Spring 2.0-m1, and who really need the upgrade. I am available to help, if anybody is in charge of the official release of Spring for Maven 2.
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Julien Dubois added a comment -

Here are all the pom.xml files I have created.

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Julien Dubois added a comment - Here are all the pom.xml files I have created.
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Ruben Inoto added a comment -

Thanks Julien.
I wonder why nobody is paying attention to you, and if anyone out there at Spring realizes of the importance of having the POMs in the repository. This is certainly hindering a lot of people (me included) from trying to use the latest versions of the framework..

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Ruben Inoto added a comment - Thanks Julien. I wonder why nobody is paying attention to you, and if anyone out there at Spring realizes of the importance of having the POMs in the repository. This is certainly hindering a lot of people (me included) from trying to use the latest versions of the framework..

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