Marco Ehrentreich wrote:I don't know Apache Stanbol but the POM should be in the root directory of the project. But if you have checked out the project or unpacked it from a downloaded package you can just search from files named "pom.xml".
Don't wonder if there is more than one POM file. If it's a multi module project there will be a POM in the directory of each child module. But to build the whole project you have to be in the top-level directory where the parent POM should be located!
Marco
Marco Ehrentreich wrote:No, you don't have to and shouldn't put the POM anywhere else! You just have to issue the Maven commands in the correct directory!
I have tried it myself and checked out the trunk of Stanbol from the link here. For me there's definitely a POM in the root directory of the project. Where did you get the sources?
Marco
Marco Ehrentreich wrote:No, you don't have to and shouldn't put the POM anywhere else! You just have to issue the Maven commands in the correct directory!
I have tried it myself and checked out the trunk of Stanbol from the link here. For me there's definitely a POM in the root directory of the project. Where did you get the sources?
Marco
Marco Ehrentreich wrote:I would recommend to use Subversion and check out the sources from the link at the bottom of the page I have posted. I'm not sure what's inside the downloadable source packages but it's obviously not the same as in the SVN repository.
Marco Ehrentreich wrote:Did you use this link to Subversion or the link to the page I posted above? The link above belongs to the homepage of Stanbol and contains the correct link to SVN.
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