Find jar Package coordinates
take spring Core's jar package as an example to access http://www.mvnrepository.com/ in the top middle, enter Spring core and click Search.
Search results The first one is, click Spring Core
There are many versions here, click here 4.3.5.RELEASE
Click Content in the Maven bar, allow access, copy to clipboard
Then paste directly into the <dependencies> of the Pom.xml file, and the bottom right corner of eclipse will prompt for download. When the download is complete, both packages will be added successfully in the project
Select the jar package version
Just now you can see, spring5. M already out, do you want to choose the latest version? Pull below to review the Spring4. M
Let's get to know the full meaning of the version number.
First Number: Major version, it is possible to make large schema adjustments, the major versions are not necessarily compatible
Second number: Minor version, added some new features or changes under the premise that the main version schema is unchanged
Third Number: Incremental version,bug fix , detail perfect
M: Precursor of milestone version, beta version, release version
RC: Candidate release version, stable version, and not necessarily published
Release: Release version, stable version, the version that is actually available in the project
As can be seen, now spring5.0.0.m from release version still has a distance, but even out of 5.0.0.RELEASE, unless it is a new project or functional needs, there is no need to rush to upgrade, because it is usually not perfect, there are some bug need to repair. Generally, when the 5.1 came out, representing the official has shifted the center of gravity to 5.1, then it can be thought that the largest version of 5.0.x.release has been more perfect.
Maven Five: Find the jar package coordinates, select the Jar package version