Combining JDeveloper and maven

Hi
We use maven2 for project management. The default maven2 repository location is $USER_HOME\.m2\repository
We use the trinidad plugin to generate jpr from pom.xml
mvn -Djdev.release=10.1.3.0.4 org.apache.myfaces.trinidadbuild:maven-jdev-plugin:jdev
And the jpr is generated with correct libraryDefinitions
<url path="../../../../../../Documents and Settings/john.doe/.m2/repository/com/oracle/ojdbc/ojdbc-14.jar"
But when my coworker checks out this project from version control, the url is not correct, as her USER_HOME=Documents and Settings\jane.doe
We do not want to version control local maven repository so there are two options:
1. JDeveloper has some kind of Classpath_Variable (similar to eclipse), so the maven repository can be referenced globally from within Jdeveloper instance. Then this variable would be used as part of url path.
2. We stop using default maven2 repository location, and fix this to a location relative to cvs projects.
Any suggestions on whether 1 is at all possible.

unfortunately, JDeveloper does not support global variables to control the classpath per JDeveloper configuration.
In JDeveloper 11 there is a beta maven extension to handle this issue of local maven repository location,
among other things, but still under development.
So your best bet is to control the localRepository location within settings.xml.
Default is ~/.m2/repository, move it to
<localRepository>/.m2/repository</localRepository>
or similar.
This is of course, if you are on single workstation setup, whether it is windows, or linux.
If on multi-workstation setup, it is not recommended to share local maven repository among developers.
a company maven proxy is fine, but the local repository should definitively be per developer.

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