java - Adding a Maven dependency composed by several modules -

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i'm having problems add dependency project. it's framework structure, once maven-installed, composed several modules, looking (simplified) this:

  • build-xxx (containing .pom)
  • build-xxx-root (containing .pom)
  • build-xxx-superpom (containing .pom)
  • filters (containing .pom)
    • build-filters (containing .pom)
    • filter1 (containing .jar)
    • filter2 (containing .jar)

what want add whole framework dependency, use content of of jars. thought adding superpom, build-xxx-root or build-xxx solve it, adding children modules automatically; didn't work.

the remote repository can accessed in link (cloudbees); it's open-source project, in case wonders original file structure it can found here (bitbucket).

i have added remote repository pom.xml in following way:

<repositories>    <repository>       <id>okapi-release</id>       <name>okapi release</name>       <url>http://repository-okapi.forge.cloudbees.com/release/</url>    </repository> </repositories>

and have tried different dependencies:

<dependency>   <groupid>net.sf.okapi</groupid>   <artifactid>build-okapi-superpom</artifactid>   <version>0.27</version>   <type>pom</type> </dependency>

or

<dependency>   <groupid>net.sf.okapi</groupid>   <artifactid>build-okapi</artifactid>   <version>0.27</version>   <type>pom</type> </dependency>

but neither of them worked.

i'm not obtaining error , inside of it, 2 dependencies recognized, cannot import packages framework or use of classes.

dependencies appear

i'm familiar basic maven, structure composed poms, child poms, , child jars, confuses me; after several hours , random tries, have decided ask here... suggestion?


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