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9/15/06, Aleksei Valikov <valikov (AT) gmx (DOT) netwrote:
Hi folks,
Could anyone recommend software for implementing/installing a company-wide Maven
repository?
maven-proxy?
proximity?
Pros and contras?
I'd be grateful for your opinions.
As people have already said your choices at this stage are a little immature.
However you can get stuff working in a good enough fashion for now.
I wrote up the steps I took at
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Hi.
it depends on Your needs
Thanks for the response!
Needs are simple.
We are a small company with ~20 developers. Different people do different
projects. Projects often depend on each other. Currently we have no central repo
for our firma. Therefor if my project depends on 10 other projects I first have
to check them out and build them.
Having a central repository would allow me to check out a single project that
I'm interested in. All other project will be built and installed into the repo
by the responsible people, so my project will simply take artifacts from the
central repo.
I don't need any advanced artifact management.
Seems like proximity is ok for us.
Thanks again!
Bye.
/lexi
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