From antony.stubbs on August 12, 2008 17:04:58

Woah that's really cool trick with google code hosting!

btw, do you actually do
mvn -ff package source:jar javadoc:jar assembly:assembly deploy
?

From plightbo on August 15, 2008 11:13:52

I'd also like to see this!

From rene.gielen on August 19, 2008 05:46:05

There is even an easier way without the need to upload / commit manually, just try
the svn wagon. A working example is shown here https://code.google.com/p/jamailia/source/browse/maven/repo/org/jamailia/jamailia/1.0.0-SNAPSHOT/jamailia-1.0.0-SNAPSHOT.pom Note the <distributionManagement/> and the <build/extensions/> section.

Additionally, as the deployer, you will have to add server authentication settings to
your ~/.m2/settings.xml similar to this:

...
<servers>
    <server>
        <id>jamailia-snapshots-maven-repo</id>
        <username>foo</username>
        <password>bar</password>
    </server>
</servers>
...

From rene.gielen on August 19, 2008 05:59:34

Additional notes to my last comment:

• the actual deployment is calling mvn clean package source:jar javadoc:jar
  assembly:assembly deploy
• automatic deployment works really fine and self-contained with a CI environment
  like Husdon etc. that way

From inder123 on September 01, 2008 08:57:05

rene, I consider adding anything to ~/.m2/settings.xml as a big issue so we should
avoid that as much as possible.

Anthony: yes, it can certainly be run that way as well.

I am disappointed to not see any progress on this issue. Can someone from the Guice
team comment here why this is not being addressed? If needed, I will be happy to make
changes or submit a patch.

From rene.gielen on September 01, 2008 10:30:02

inder123,

I'm with you on having to configure unneeded stuff in settings.xml is bad and should
be avoided. However there are a couple of situations where you would find it
necessary to touch this file.

settings.xml is, among others, for providing configuration that would be misplaced in
the project specific configuration, such as

• workplace specific configuration, eg. chose gwt-linux installation on a linux
  workstation as gwt-home, gwt-windows on a windows machine
• user specific configuration, such as user secrets / credentials

Each maven wagon (ssh, ftp etc.) with need for authentication relies on configuring
your credentials in settings.xml, it's a documented feature and the wanted behaviour.
Since there are only a couple of people having write access to the svn / being in the
role of a release manager, only they would need to configure those credentials,
simlilar to them locally having to configure svn write access in their svn
credentials store or IDE. 99,9999% of the users won't have configure anything besides
the given configuration in the pom.

Deploying in your local repository, manually identifying, copying and adding the
output to a subversion checkout and committing afterwards for each release is more
error prone, more steps to do and does not integrate well with automated nightly
build/ci, than simply doing a one time local configuration per workstation plus typing
mvn jar source:jar javadoc:jar assembly:assembly deploy
for each deployment

Just my 2 cents,
Rene

From dom.happygiraffe.net on October 03, 2008 13:56:27

Just to bring this (somewhat) back on topic, is there any likelihood of seeing guice-servlet in the central maven
repo any time soon?  Or do we just wait for guice 2.0?

From james.strachan on October 23, 2008 05:51:59

if its any help there's a maven repo of recent builds here... https://code.google.com/p/guiceyfruit/wiki/Maven

From jpgorrono on December 06, 2008 17:19:58

No guice-spring jars in there....

Where can I find guice-spring in a m2 repo?

From jpgorrono on December 06, 2008 17:22:25

Sorry misread the title 'guice-servlet and guice-struts2' too late to add
guice-spring? :)

From limpbizkit on December 30, 2008 16:21:36

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Summary: Support Guice extensions for Maven
Owner: gk5885

From maxb@j.maxb.eu on August 13, 2009 09:36:57

This issue appears to be fixed: http://repo1.maven.org/maven2/com/google/inject/integration/

From sberlin on February 19, 2011 12:35:55

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Status: Fixed