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- "Sonatype nexus. The maven repository that's a dream to install and use"
Hard to argue with a happy user... - 1.0 Beta-5 adds role based security to the Nexus Maven Repository Manager
We are pleased to announce the Beta-5 release of our Nexus Maven Repository Manager. This release brings the much awaited role based security to the popular tool. The theory behind the security implementation is simple:A user has one or more roles. Read ... - Maven 2.0.10 Release Candidate Process started
The Maven 2.0.10 Release process has begun and will follow the process pioneered in 2.0.9. That process consists of a series of Release Candidate builds...Read more...Tags : maven process release - Nexus 1.0 Beta-4 Released
The 4th installment of the Nexus Maven Repository Manager has been released today. Download it from the Nexus Site. Features: Group browsing, better security, scheduled services, manual artifact upload, base URL, and more. Read more...Read more...Tags ... - Maven is NOT going away
A recent blog post posited "Is Maven going away?". Almost certainly the title is FUD trolling for visitors as the main issue posed is easily solved by a well known plugin. It's been a long time coming, but the stars are aligning for some serious movement ... - Maven code: How to detect if you have a SNAPSHOT version
I answer this question often enough that I decided to burn it to a blog so I don't have to dig it out of the source anymore...and maybe save someone else the time along the way. Here is the relevant code that Maven uses to determine if an artifact is a ... - The Central Repository is tool agnostic
"That's great and all, but I don't really care about Maven, nor do I really want to add or maintain a pom.xml in the project. Sorry." is an unfortunate response to enabling wider distribution and consumption of your project.Read more...Tags : ant ivy ... - Optimal Maven Plugin configuration
Maven has two sections in the pom relating to plugin configuration: project.build.plugin... - Adding additional source folders to your Maven build
Occasionally you have a need to add additional source folders to your Maven build, usually when you are generating source via some external method or AntTask. Maven plugins that generate sources are expected to add the source folder automatically, but ... - Misused Maven terms Defined
When responding to questions on IRC, the Maven Users list, or giving Maven Training, I frequently run into misused terms of the Maven lingo. Here's an attempt to define them "for the record".Read more...Tags : maven pom repository superpom training
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- Re: How to share resources across projects in Maven
The eclipse plugin executes the build up to generate-resources, and this can cause problems with dependency:copy/unpa... - Re: How to share resources across projects in Maven
Hi, this solution seems to work with common work. But using the eclipse:eclipse plugin produce a new resource folder for eclipse ".classpath&quo... - Re: Maven 2.0.10 Release Candidate Process started
Excellent. Thanks for the immediate response.
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