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Artifact wrong in POM ? #3
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Can you try adding a profile like this to the
Thanks! BTW, we can specify the "platform" property directly to override this autodetection. |
I shall try and give u feedback. Also since I am doing this for android, this auto detection would not really work as needed would it? |
Thanks! AFAIK, Gradle or Maven itself doesn't work on Android, or does it? Anyway, usually we develop on the desktop and the idea is to set the "platform" property to android-arm or android-x86. We can download both too, just specify them as dependencies in your build file. |
Yea, graden (and maven) work with Android Studio. They are the new compling style for Android for those using Android Studio. I'm still kinda new to gradle so I'll have to checkout how to modify the pom.xml and set the "platform" property |
Also if you can tell me what I'm doing wrong with my gradle.build file in dependencies. I would like it to pull the android version but I dont know how to get the proper classifier in:
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"platform" is a property you can use with the In any case, please let me know if the fix I propose up there works for your platform, or not. If you still have unrelated questions to Android or anything else, please post them on the mailing list, not here, thank you. |
I've tried to get this working via a gradle dependencies compile. When looking over javacpp-precents/opencv/2.4.9-08/opencv-macosx-x86_64.jar is available (actual file) but for some reason the POM looks for Mac OS X (with spaces) to download into my script.
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