Miro,
Project owners or people who uploaded jars to the Maven Central
repository would be able to answer question like what Maven artifact
corresponds to particular release. Perhaps it is better to ask this in
Spring's own forums.
Out of the top of my head the recent Spring releases are using groupId
like org.springframework and they also have number of artifacts for each
release (one for each component).
You can also download your favorite jars and then search Maven
artifact by jar, for instance, using Advanced search by jar checksum in
http://repository.sonatype.org/
Also, general Maven questions is better to ask in Maven User List. See
http://maven.apache.org/mail-lists.html
There is also good book about Maven where you can read about number
best practices and tips.
http://www.sonatype.com/community/definitive_guide.html
regards,
Eugene
miro wrote:
I am new to maven, to add a dependency of spring I right clicked on my
project maven-->addDependency
typed in spring , resulted in 100's of them , now how to identify the
needed jar file, usually without maven I go to spring site download spring
distribution add the jar files to my project , but here there are number
of jar files and they are confusing (with the same names) in my case I
found sping and spring-full this is confusing , I donot know the
difference , which one should I use ,
its not just the case of spring but any other libraries maven brings lots of
them and how will i be able to identify which one to use ?
for any simple project which maven repository should I use?
can somebody instruct me on basic setup of library repository , also not
lcear with remote repository or local repositiory , do i need to have a
local repository to improve build time ?
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