We're mavenizing this beast in steps. This is the second step away from jars just saved in place and towards dependencies managed by Jenkins.
For each jar file currently located in the "james-imap" folder, add a dependency (or transitive dependency) to pom.xml that will make maven manage our dependency on that jar. Once maven is managing each dependency, remove the unmanaged file.
We're mavenizing this beast in steps. This is the second step away from jars just saved in place and towards dependencies managed by Jenkins.
For each jar file currently located in the "james-imap" folder, add a dependency (or transitive dependency) to pom.xml that will make maven manage our dependency on that jar. Once maven is managing each dependency, remove the unmanaged file.