On 28/03/2011 13:02, Steve Ebersole wrote:
Andrew's point was that you could set up nexus or artifactory locally on your network (home or corporate is irrelevant) or even on your machine. I have used this approach in the past for a similar issue I was having getting Hibernate loaded into IntelliJ using its maven integration. I set up artifactory locally on my dev machine and it really helped.
Another alternative is to just have the jars of the libraries in some folder and point there in a static way. I do that in some projects and it works fine. That's the kind of flexibility I appreciate in Gradle.
Perhaps this is suitable only in simple cases (no complex dependencies) and perhaps there are some drawbacks to this approach, I don't know.
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