nexus 5

Reproduced in: http://blog.csdn.net/jun55xiu/article/details/430516271 Scenario: Sys-util (System Tools) project deployment, build- to-jar (Sys-util-xxx.jar) storage on a nexus for use by other projects (dependencies)2 Purpose: To develop different versions of JAR packages (such as Sys-util-0.0.1.jar,.................... in each cycle through the Nexus Web server Management project Sys-util-1.0.1.jar)3 Ope

When using Maven, Maven downloads the jar package that the project depends on by default in the central repository, to the local disk directory (if not configured, it is under the user directory /. m2/repository folder ). If a Maven private server is built in the company, the developer directs the repository address to the Intranet repository address. The jar package is available in the private server, and the download speed is faster than that of the remote server, if the local repository does

Tags: CentOS7 yum LinuxFirst, the use of the sceneIn the production environment, we cannot all the servers can connect to the external network update RPM package, the ideal environment is: There is a Linux server can connect the network, the remaining servers through this Yum server update. Traditionally, it was more time-consuming to download the package to a Yum server on the intranet and then generate the local repository via the Createrepo command, which is accessed by the rest of the server

Reproduced from: http://jingyan.baidu.com/article/a948d6517b72eb0a2dcd2e2a.html When using MAVEN to manage projects, how to upload the jar package to the Sonatype Nexus Private warehouse, the following is a brief introduction to the uploading method. 1, the landing has been installed Nexus private warehouses.As shown in the following illustration: 2, click on the left menu "repositories", select th

What can I do with the building?1, if the development of the company's development environment all intranet, then how to connect to the MAVEN central warehouse on the Internet?2, if the company often develop some common components, how to share to each development group, using the Copy method? If so, what if the public library is upgraded?Of course the problem can be solved more than two points above, the following to build their own Maven in Linux, using the Nexus.First, download and installWeb

deploy artifacts to Nexus using MavenThe snapshot version number widget generated by the daily development can be deployed directly to the nexus in the snapshot-policy hosting repository. The construction of the project is officially released in the host warehouse where the policy is release in the Nexus. The configuration of the Pom is as follows:project>...dist

Building and managing projects with Maven is a great pleasure, and we can download the required artifacts from the MAVEN central repository (artifact), but in practice we need to build a MAVEN local agent repository for a variety of reasons, such as: inconvenient access to the public network, saving bandwidth and time, Manage your own shared artifact and more. The local geodatabase is my own name, in order not to be confused with the local repository below. The process of getting the build is a

After the development team has configured MAVEN, each time MAVEN generates a default of C:\Documents and settings\administrator\.m2, it needs to download the jar package for the request from the MAVEN website every time. This increases the cost of development and the amount of network requests, so you need to build a MAVEN test server.First downloaded from the official website Nexus:http://www.sonatype.org/nexus/go decompression into the \

to download the widget to the local repository.Build:Environment: Centos7-x86-64 java1.7Version: apache-maven-3.0.5 nexus-2.3.1-01Before installing, please install the Java environment, require JAVA7 environment, not repeat.1. MAVEN Installation1.1, Decompression: TAR-ZXVF apache-maven-3.0.5.tar.gz-c/usr/localUnzip to the development directory1.2. Configure Environment variablesAdd the following configuration in the/etc/profile fileexportMAVEN_HOME=/

With a limited network, there are always two problems with the Nexus, which gives you a headache.I have a headache, in order not to let everyone headache, put the solution here for your reference.Issue one, background: Nexus cannot update the index of the remote repository due to network reasons.Solution 1:1, first update the index on the machine that can connect to the remote repository, it is recommended