] On Behalf Of Ron Wheeler
Sent: Tuesday, June 01, 2010 10:38 AM
To: users@maven.apache.org
Subject: Re: Internal Repository Advice
I got the Nexus free version.
It is the only way to use maven effectively.
We used maven for 2 years without a repository and in retrospect it was
the one of the worst
I got the Nexus free version.
It is the only way to use maven effectively.
We used maven for 2 years without a repository and in retrospect it was
the one of the worst things we did.
I do not know Artifactory and it may be as good as Nexus but Nexus is
great. Very intuitive, easy to use. Not t
> I'm moving my companies projects to Maven and need an internal repository.
>
> I hesitated to use something like Artifactory because I thought a
> simple directory structure, under Apache, would be sufficient (did it
> that way back in the Maven1 days).
>
> However, I'm having trouble deploying p
Today, I think the ones to choose from are nexus and artifactory. They are
easy to use, still they have the most features. I believe that the
development on archiva is slow (although it does what it is supposed to).
/Anders
Den 1 jun 2010 16.23, "Shan Syed" skrev:
Artifactory, Nexus, and Archiv
Artifactory, Nexus, and Archiva are all well regarded; some choose one over
the others for their own reasons.
I use Archiva http://archiva.apache.org/ because it was extremely easy to
get started with.
On Tue, Jun 1, 2010 at 10:18 AM, Greg Akins wrote:
> I'm moving my companies projects to Mave
