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I'm using the exact same Maven and Java versions.
Do you have a ~/.m2/settings.xml? If yes, can you move it away for a second and try again? If you used Maven before, maybe your settings.xml contains rules about which repositories are being used for resolving dependencies.
Do you have a ~/.m2/settings.xml? If yes, can you move it away for a second and try again? If you used Maven before, maybe your settings.xml contains rules about which repositories are being used for resolving dependencies.
I honestly don't know why it doesn't find the bitcoinj dependency in your local maven repository. We just verified its there.
What version of Maven are you using? (mvn --version)
I must admit I'm using Ubuntu 13.10, although 12.04 should work as well.
What version of Maven are you using? (mvn --version)
I must admit I'm using Ubuntu 13.10, although 12.04 should work as well.
Ok, from there it should be picked up by the Bitcoin Wallet build.
Try just an "mvn clean install" in the bitcoin wallet project directory. You're obviously not in need of the android.sdk.path variable.
Try just an "mvn clean install" in the bitcoin wallet project directory. You're obviously not in need of the android.sdk.path variable.
Ok, it claims it has copied the .jar and hopefully also the .pom to /home/alex/.m2/repository/com/google/bitcoinj/0.10.3/
Can you "ls -la /home/alex/.m2/repository/com/google/bitcoinj/0.10.3/" and post the output?
Can you "ls -la /home/alex/.m2/repository/com/google/bitcoinj/0.10.3/" and post the output?
Can you show the whole console output, not just the summary? No, bitcoinj is not meant to sit inside bitcoin-wallet (or the other way round).
Did you also do an "mvn install" of bitcoinj? What version? Can you show me the console output of that as well?
You need to build bitcoinj first. Follow the readme section about bitcoinj.
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