Maven downloads a dependency only one time and then caches it in your
local repository (under ~/.m2/repository/),
so it does that "preload the dependencies" out-of-the-box.
There are advantages with fetching those dependencies over the network:
- Easy to add a dependency or switch to a newer version of a dependency
- The jars blobs aren't in subversion
- You can put up an internal repository at your company, so the
developers don't need to download from the internet.
With kind regards,
Geoffrey De Smet
Reid Kaufmann schreef:
When building Drools, Maven seems to pull a lot of stuff in from the
networked repos when I build Drools. Even a "mvn clean" pulls down info
from the net. Is there an easy way to build in a non-networked
environment? I.e. can you preload the dependencies, or build without
Maven?
I'm not looking to rewrite the build process; I'm just wondering if it's
possible without substantial work.
reid
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