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Podcast Episode 2: Brian Fox on the Nexus Repository Manager

Brian Fox sat down to answer a few questions about Nexus. Why should people be using repositories managers? What differentiates Nexus from other repository managers? How does Nexus store information about a repository? What is the architecture of Nexus? and What is next for Nexus? This interview is approximately 10 minutes long.

To learn more about Nexus and to download it today, go to http://nexus.sonatype.org

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m2eclipse 0.9.5 released: POM Editor

The m2eclipse team released an important set of features during last week's 0.9.5 release. Among the important features released to production are the POM Editor, improvements in content assist features, tweaks to the project creation wizards and a whole host of other features which will change the way you use Eclipse and Maven.

Ease of Navigation: Unit Tests

One of the most useful features is a subtle, yet important navigation link in the output of the Surefire plugin. When a test is listed in the Surefire plugin output, you are now able to click on the name of the test and navigate to it immediately:

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介绍 Apache Maven: The Definitive (Chinese) Guide

Taking the first steps toward a Chinese translation

This week sonatype is pleased to release four chapters of the Chinese translation of Maven: The Definitive Guide. Chapters 1, 2, 4, and 5 are being released.

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The Register Covers Sonatype at Eclipse: Future Plans for OSGi Support

Gavin Clarke of The Register covers Sonatype joining the Eclipse Foundation:

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Van Zyl said efforts to integrate Maven and the Eclipse Web Tools Project and AspectJ are getting the biggest interest from those in the community. Also, he's looking towards integration between Eclipse's OSGi-based runtime project, Equinox.
Sonatype will put OSGi-based Ganymede bundles in the Maven central repository in the "near future", according to van Zyl. Further out, Sonatype plans tools making it possible to search for OSGi components inside Maven and to consume them.
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Infoworld, Bloggers React to Our Eclipse Debut

Josh Fruhlinger, one of the bloggers for JavaWorld, points to Paul Krill's story in InfoWorld this morning. Here's an excerpt from the InfoWorld piece "New Eclipse member looks to rival Visual Studio":
[Sonatype was] Founded by the team that built the Apache Maven Java build and release framework and repository, Sonatype joins Eclipse as a strategic developer. Sonatype will lead development of the m2eclipse project, which is an Eclipse plug-in combining Maven and Eclipse. Release 1.0 of m2eclipse is anticipated by mid-September, said Jason van Zyl, CTO and co-founder of Sontatype and developer of Maven.
"Maven combined with the Eclipse IDE is, we think, a solution that is starting to approach the usability of Visual Studio," van Zyl said.
The company has a seat on the Eclipse Board of Directors and the Eclipse Planning and Architecture council.

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Polyglot Maven: Maven for Scala

Did you know that Scala is all about Maven? David Bernard wrote an quick intro to Maven for Scala programmers back in January.

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Updates to Nexus Chapter: Services, Security, and more...

There's been a new release of Nexus verion 1.0.0-beta-4. To download this new release, go to the Nexus Download Page, and download the release from July 3rd, 2008. Also, there's been an update to the Nexus Chapter. Changes include a post-install checklist, scheduled services, and coverage of other new features. Including...

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m2eclipse Chapter Update: POM Editor + Dependency Graphs

We've added content to the m2eclipse chapter to cover the newly released POM Editor and the Dependency Management tools including the Dependency Tree and the Dependency Graph. The 0.9.5 release of m2eclipse added some useful features for managing POMs.

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Sonatype Blogs in Chinese: Juven Xu's Maven中文

Sonatype is happy to announce that we have a new Maven-focused blog in Chinese. Juven Xu has been helping Sonatype create, customize, and translate documentation to Chinese, and he's also started a very successful blog at Javaeye. Read Juven's Maven中文 blog.

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