Hi, I have an svn repo which only contains an extrnal to the kafka svn core/src and a pom.xml which is a modification of the one I found on kafka jira. svn co http://xp-dev.com/svn/gridport.co/artifacts/kafka-core/ cd kafka-core mvn scala:compile
You can then modify the <distributionManagement/> of the contained pom.xml to deploy to your own maven and then use as a dependency for producers' and consumers' api: mvn deploy Or build a standalone jar for packaging kafka server itself: mvn assembly:single Michal, On 9 October 2012 19:40, Jason Rosenberg <j...@squareup.com> wrote: > Hello, > > I'm just getting started ramping up with kafka (pretty cool so far). > > I wasn't able to find a public repo for the kafka jars (and in looking back > at the archives for this list, it seems that this question comes up from > time to time). > > Are there any plans to make kafka integrate better with maven, via a public > repo? > > I was able to generate a pom.xml, using "./sbt make-pom". And then upload > the pom and the jar to our nexus repo, etc. So that's a stop-gap solution > (albeit cumbersome). > > I am curious, why does the generated pom have a groupId of "kafka" and an > artifactId of "kafka-core_2.8.0". (what's the 2.8.0 for?). > > Traditionally, apache projects have maven group ids like "org.apache.kafka" > and artifactId like "kafka-core". > > Thoughts? > > Jason > -- Michal Haris Software Engineer VisualDNA | 7 Moor Street, London, W1D 5NB www.visualdna.com | t: +44 (0) 207 734 7033
