Szczepan,
I would not install them into a local repository. Consider your local
repository nothing more than a local cache, but not the master
repository for jars. Any jars you have that are not hosted on ibiblio
or another public repository, host in your own internal corporate
repository. In fact, I'd recommend setting up maven-proxy, so that
all dependencies from the user's view are coming from your internal
corporate repository.
Brad
On Mar 16, 2006, at 7:51 AM, Szczepan Faber wrote:
Hi,
What is the best practice in case of dependencies that are not
hosted anywhere?
Should jars land in project's 'lib' dir? A mojo should install jar
into user's local repository? I assume that maven methodology requires
me to create corporate / team wide repository with those specific
jars...
Thanks,
Szczepan
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