Hello all,
I think currently there is no public available maven repository for
the openEHR java-libs and other related project libraries. Do you
think it would be interesting to have this kind of official public
repository?
Regards
Hello,
why do you think that we need a maven repo?
A GitHub repository is already in place at https://github.com/openEHR
brgds
Hans
Hello all,
I think currently there is no public available maven repository for
the openEHR java-libs and other related project libraries. Do you
think it would be interesting to have this kind of official public
repository?Regards
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Greetings,
That would be very useful indeed.
The easiest way would be to use maven.org / central.sonatype.org as it is the default for Maven.
We would have to take into account these requirements for each artifact.
People who use Java regularly use maven for development. (the Scala built tool SBT also uses maven repos).
A maven repo would allow people using maven simply include openEHR libraries in their pom.xml
I can’t see how version control provide by git is related to this scenario
I'm aware that the github repo is public. Using maven has quite some
advantages over "traditional" java developing that really show off
with bigger projects with lots of referenced libraries.
Greetings,
It makes for easier use of the openEHR libs, helping mainly in dependency management.
Many open source java based projects use Maven it and has become an essential tool in java based development.
Some quick stats: http://search.maven.org/#stats
Hi again,
I am not involve in SW development regarding openEHR at the moment.
Sorry, if i made a stupid comment. Nevertheless, in the Github repos
there are already pom.xml files present (e.g.
https://github.com/openEHR/java-libs/blob/master/pom.xml).
brgds
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I'm aware that the github repo is public. Using maven has quite some
advantages over "traditional" java developing that really show off
with bigger projects with lots of referenced libraries.Hello,
why do you think that we need a maven repo?
A GitHub repository is already in place at https://github.com/openEHR
brgds
HansHello all,
I think currently there is no public available maven repository for
the openEHR java-libs and other related project libraries. Do you
think it would be interesting to have this kind of official public
repository?Regards
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Yes, people from cambio are using their own local maven repository.
The java-libs project is already a maven project, only completing the
meta and generating all the different files would be needed.
Greeting,
As an example, when I plan to add a dependency that is not in the maven repos the fist thing I do is to download it and add it to my local repo. I have to do it again when a new release happens. When there are many artifacts as it is the case, updating your dependencies can be a pain. Maven makes this as easy as changing a few lines in you pom file. And when you have multiple projects that depend on the same artifacts/jars but on different versions of them, maven just works while doing it manually can be a pain.
As the project already uses Maven and already has pom files for each module it is only the case of adapting them to meet the maven/sonatype requirements.
To note that there are already references to what appears to be a Cambio maven repository and scm in the main pom as can be seen here: https://github.com/openEHR/java-libs/blob/master/pom.xml .
So before this thread dies completely, do we agree to create an issue
in the projects tracker?
Probably it should be created under Infrastructure Issues
https://openehr.atlassian.net/projects/INFRAISS
Diego,
yes - please do that.
- thomas