Re: [M2] Manually download artifact?

Yep, the project in question is using Ant, I've heard of Ivy but haven't tried it out. I think this is a good chance to give it a shot. Meanwhile I think the idea of putting the dependency plugin into this use case is also an nice option, just like Wendy has suggested, I've filed a feature request

Re: [M2] Manually download artifact?

Hi, which building tool do you use? If you use Ant maybe your best choice it would be Apache Ivy , if you need just the dependency manager part...waiting for you to mavenize your project of course ;-)) Cheers -- Daniele De Francesco Senior Java Architect Value Team Ita

Re: [M2] Manually download artifact?

On Sun, Oct 12, 2008 at 11:09 PM, Roger Ye <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Without a pom, is there any mojo which I can use to download a certain > artifact from maven repository server, into my local repo? I don't see anything in a quick look around, but something like 'mvn dependency:retrieve -Dgr

[M2] Manually download artifact?

Hi, Without a pom, is there any mojo which I can use to download a certain artifact from maven repository server, into my local repo? Maven local repository is excellent at managing only one copy of each dependency, unfortunately I have a project which is not using maven, and I want to put the de