s in my final deployment.
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> Does this seem the natural and sensible way to manage external jars with
> Maven?
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> Thanks
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> David
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> If you're using ant, why not also use Ivy? Then you can make use of the maven
> standard name
e in this forum
who can make Maven do damn-near anything.
They might take your question a bit too literally and actually provide a
very elegant solution to a problem that is only slightly misstated.
Thanks
David
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Subject: Re: Upload 3rd party jars retaining original names
Thanks all. It seems that what I want to do doesn't fit naturally into the
Maven way of things.
Using the "copy" plugin I can see how I might possibly unpack elements and
modify my Eclipse
http://maven.apache.org/articles.html
There are a number of books (free and for purchase) and articles that
might help you get up to speed very quickly and give you some ideas
about "Best Practices"
We all use 3rd party jars (70+ in one of our projects) and Maven makes
this easy.
You declar
this seem the natural and sensible way to manage external jars with
Maven?
Thanks
David
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Hi David,
> Is it possible to put a bunch of 3rd party jars into a Maven repository
so that they can be accessed by a project using their original names?
What do you mean by original names? As they were in Ant? More or simple
answer to this is no, cause Maven has it's rules how artifacts are
The name of artifacts in a Maven repo is not possible to specify yourself.
As you've noticed, they are called artifactId-version (and you can also
have a classifier). So no, you cannot give them their "original" name if
that is different from that naming scheme.
/Anders
On Thu, Jul 24, 2014 at 1
Maybe this help
http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-dependency-plugin/copy-mojo.html
2014-07-24 8:20 GMT-03:00 David Evans :
> Is it possible to put a bunch of 3rd party jars into a Maven repository
> so that they can be accessed by a project using their original names?
>
> I am developing aga
Is it possible to put a bunch of 3rd party jars into a Maven repository
so that they can be accessed by a project using their original names?
I am developing against a 3rd party software package that includes about
a dozen supporting jar files. I am trying to upload these jars into a
Maven reposit
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