Put the jar package into the local repository with the MAVEN command

Sometimes we need to tell ourselves that some of the jar packages are put into Maven's local repository, and if it is not effective to put the jar package directly, because MAVEN cannot recognize it, after all, there are fewer auxiliary files, so you need to use MAVEN's commands to complete the JAR package additions.

For example, the D-drive Commons-dbcp-1.3.jar file is placed under the warehouse path:

MVN install:install-file-dfile=d:\commons-dbcp-1.3.jar-dgroupid=org.apache.commons-dartifactid=dbcp-dversion= 1.3-dpackaging=jar-dgeneratepom=true-dcreatechecksum=true

Where:-dfile is the path where the jar package is located,-dgroupid is the group name,-dartifactid is the id,-dversion is the version number, about the group name, ID, and version number, if you have a knowledge of Maven should know, In fact, the path to the local jar is segmented in the local repository, the local warehouse path > Group name >ID> version number >jar package, which is the complete path structure of the warehouse jar package.

Also use the Local MAVEN tool command in the Settring.xml to configure the path of the local repository: