tabish121 wrote:
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> Maven is trying to download all the dependencies that the Application
> you are trying to build needs so that you don't have too. Who would of
> thunk it, a build system that tries to make your life easier?
>
A laudable intention. In practice it seems to have quite the opposite
result, however!
tabish121 wrote:
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> If the destination is unreachable then you can go to the site and get
> the JAR file yourself and install it into you own local repo.
>
Thanks for the tip.
tabish121 wrote:
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> Are you just looking to install a Broker
>
I like to make sure I can build any Open Source I use in a project.
tabish121 wrote:
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> No actually it's, "Hey, let's make a build system that eliminates all
> the work and tedium needed to build, test, and deploy an application."
> But I can see how you could confuse the two.
>
Indeed. Maven may well be an example of the famous software engineering
antipattern I've seen again and again over the past quarter century:
"This time, let's solve every problem!"
:-)
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