Configuring JBoss repositories in Maven

There are two ways, one is to add in the project's Pom.xml <repositories>, which is configured for a specific project, and more often, we want to use the JBoss repository as a repository for all projects, This needs to be configured in Maven's setting.xml. It is recommended that you copy the Maven/conf/setting.xml file to a directory in your local repository as a user profile. Open the Setting.xml file and add something inside it:

...    <Profiles>      ...      < Profile>        <ID>Jboss-public-repository</ID>        <repositories>          <Repository>            <ID>Jboss-public-repository-group</ID>            <name>JBoss Public Maven Repository Group</name>            <URL>https://repository.jboss.org/nexus/content/groups/public-jboss/</URL>            <Layout>Default</Layout>            <releases>              <enabled>True</enabled>              <Updatepolicy>Never</Updatepolicy>            </releases>            <Snapshots>              <enabled>True</enabled>              <Updatepolicy>Never</Updatepolicy>            </Snapshots>          </Repository>        </repositories>
 　　　  <!--plug-in warehouse--      <pluginrepositories>          <pluginrepository>            <ID>Jboss-public-repository-group</ID>            <name>JBoss Public Maven Repository Group</name>             <URL>https://repository.jboss.org/nexus/content/groups/public-jboss/</URL>            <Layout>Default</Layout>            <releases>              <enabled>True</enabled>              <Updatepolicy>Never</Updatepolicy>            </releases>           <!--Snapshot version not downloaded -         <Snapshots>              <enabled>False</enabled>              <Updatepolicy>Never</Updatepolicy>            </Snapshots>          </pluginrepository>        </pluginrepositories>      </ Profile>    </Profiles>    <!--The default is activation state -  <Activeprofiles>      <Activeprofile>Jboss-public-repository</Activeprofile>    </Activeprofiles>    ...    

If you want to deactivate the JBoss repository, you can run it in the same directory as the Setting.xml file:mvn-pjboss-public-repository Install

Add a plug-in group

　

< plugingroups >     ...     < Plugingroup >org.jboss.maven.plugins</plugingroup>    ... </ plugingroups >

Configuring JBoss repositories in Maven