Does OOo provide a repo for apache maven dependency handling?
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Emmanouil Batsis wrote:
Does OOo provide a repo for apache maven dependency handling?
no, not yet and currently we have no plans to create one. But if their
is a real demand, we should align it and should create only one. It
would be bad to have several different ones, which maybe run out o
Juergen wrote:
> no, not yet and currently we have no plans to create one. But if their
> is a real demand, we should align it and should create only one. It
> would be bad to have several different ones, which maybe run out of
> sync. The problem is that most often related problems come to us.
Jürgen Schmidt wrote:
Emmanouil Batsis wrote:
Does OOo provide a repo for apache maven dependency handling?
no, not yet and currently we have no plans to create one. But if their
is a real demand, we should align it and should create only one. It
would be bad to have several different one
Martin Desruisseaux wrote:
It may happen that maven repositories are silently created by various
project according their need. For example the Geotools project already
has a subset of OpenOffice jars in a Maven repository there:
http://lists.refractions.net/geotools/openoffice/jars/
Emmanouil Batsis wrote:
Jürgen Schmidt wrote:
Emmanouil Batsis wrote:
Does OOo provide a repo for apache maven dependency handling?
no, not yet and currently we have no plans to create one. But if their
is a real demand, we should align it and should create only one. It
would be bad to
Jürgen Schmidt wrote:
Emmanouil Batsis wrote:
It is not. You could submit jars to ibiblio. Most (if not all) java
OS projects do it and it saves them from creating and maintaining a
maven repo for themselves (and developers from a repo labyrinth).
Ibiblio is *the* maven repo. You can easily
Emmanouil Batsis wrote:
Jürgen Schmidt wrote:
Emmanouil Batsis wrote:
It is not. You could submit jars to ibiblio. Most (if not all) java
OS projects do it and it saves them from creating and maintaining a
maven repo for themselves (and developers from a repo labyrinth).
Ibiblio is *the* ma
Jürgen Schmidt wrote:
I am personally not familar with maven until now, so some body who
uses maven and knows the details should do it. I am personally don't
like the idea to use the jars from anywhere on the net. I would always
prefer to use exactly the jars from the office for which i want t
