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JDO-406
links on JDO downloads page are broken, except for TCK download
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JDO-612
M2 pom is incorrect, result in problems with transitive dependencies
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18/May/07 05:23 PM
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The Maven2 central repo POM for artifact jdo2-api appears to be incorrect, and was apparently generated by the Apache infrastructure team. It needs to be corrected so that Maven2 users that also use the JDO 2.0 API can use the central maven repo to retrieve JDO & its dependencies.
The jdo2-api artifact has a dependency on JTA (specifically, on javax.transaction.Synchronization). It would be ideal for JTA to upload to the Maven2 repo a jar that the jdo2-api POM can reference, but it is unknown if or when that will happen -- perhaps as part of Glassfish's release of JTA 1.1. Another complicating factor is which versions of the JDK that JTA 1.0.1, 1.0.1B, 1.1, or other versions will support.
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The Maven2 central repo POM for artifact jdo2-api appears to be incorrect, and was apparently generated by the Apache infrastructure team. It needs to be corrected so that Maven2 users that also use the JDO 2.0 API can use the central maven repo to retrieve JDO & its dependencies.
The jdo2-api artifact has a dependency on JTA (specifically, on javax.transaction.Synchronization). It would be ideal for JTA to upload to the Maven2 repo a jar that the jdo2-api POM can reference, but it is unknown if or when that will happen -- perhaps as part of Glassfish's release of JTA 1.1. Another complicating factor is which versions of the JDK that JTA 1.0.1, 1.0.1B, 1.1, or other versions will support. |
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