Re: [Joda-interest] Joda & Hibernate 3.6.3 -> Need a compiled Jar

[Benoit X. <bx...@ap...>]

Hi James,

Maven works for me.

It is not without some headaches but the benefits outweigh the pain in
my opinion but enough about maven.

I think that my question was valid and related to the Joda contrib
project which, for some reason, does not behaves as a standard maven
project. If has some hardcoded path to the compiler (assuming a
windows machine).

I did raise this issue in Dec 09 but that is still there. Other
suggestions were also made at that point but they do not seem to have
made it to the svn repo.

It is great to have an official hibernate binding for Joda time but it
seems that from time to time it needs rebuilding when hibernate
upgrades.

Kind regards

Benoit


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On 24 Apr 2011, at 18:04, James Richardson <ja...@ti...> wrote:

> Perhaps you might have more luck discussing maven's numerous failings on a maven mailing list?
>
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> Good luck!
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