Remove empty directories published to bintray

[benjefferies]

Hello Ben,

Thank you for the update.

It's not clear what is the path prefix you wish to link to JCenter.
For example, in the screenshot below, you can see that com/forgerock/openbanking/aspsp/forgerock-openbanking-aspsp does not contain the needed content as explained earlier this week

Moreover, it appears that there other path prefixes does not contain files at all. For example:
com/forgerock/openbanking/aspsp/forgerock-openbanking-cdr-aspsp-rs
com/forgerock/openbanking/aspsp/forgerock-openbanking-cdr-aspsp-as-gateway
/com/forgerock/openbanking/aspsp/forgerock-openbanking-cdr-aspsp-rs
etc..

To be able to submit the request successfully, you have to add the needed files (for all submodules) and only then, you will be able to link your package.

Furthermore, if it's a POM project, you should mark the checkbox of "is pom project" after you click Add to JCenter and make sure all submodules are updated accordingly.
As you may know, a POM project should contain the tag inside the pom set to “pom” (pom).

Here is a link with information about Including Your Package in JCenter.

I hope this clarifies but if not, please let me know and I'll share more details.

Best regards,
Guy Cohen
JFrog Support

https://bintray.com/openbanking-toolkit/OpenBankingToolKit/openbanking-aspsp/1.0.30#files/com%2Fforgerock%2Fopenbanking%2Faspsp%2Fforgerock-openbanking-cdr-aspsp-as

[benjefferies]

Thank you for the update Ben,

Please proceed according to the defined process to submit inclusion requests accordingly.
Note that for the pom projects (containing the pom as mentioned before), you should mark the pom project checkbox.
Keep in mind that empty content in your deployment path will cause challenges with adding your package to JCenter as it requires at least a .pom file in it.

Have a great week,
Guy Cohen
JFrog Support