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For resources not found in ibilio, the element <url> can be used to
display an address where the resource can be fetched. However, this is
not really in accordance with one of the objectives of maven, mainly to
provide a build system independent of the local environment. I dread
the idea of writing instructions about how to save an archive necessary
for my application in the local maven repository. It would be a major
putoff for many readers of the book and a source of errors. It could be
argued that the resource should exist in ibiblio, but this is not a
realistic workaround. Some resources simply can not be uploaded, either
because of its pre-release status, for licensing constraints or simply
to avoid the awkward upload requests for ibiblio. Would it not be
necessary to implement automatic download from the specified URL should
it not exist in the local repository? A workaround has been previously
suggested in this mailing list (add URLs to maven.repo.remote) but
using the <url> element is much more intuitive (it is not intuitive as
of now, where this element is used only for documentation purposes).
- Re: Automatic download of resources not found in ibibli... Sancho Neves-Graca
- Re: Automatic download of resources not found in i... David Jencks
- Re: Automatic download of resources not found ... Sancho Neves-Graca
- Re: Automatic download of resources not fo... Dion Gillard
- Re: Automatic download of resources no... Sancho Neves-Graca