Make a request here and I can attach the poms for you:
https://issues.sonatype.org/browse/MVNCENTRAL
On Tue, Apr 10, 2012 at 1:17 PM, Wayne Fay wrote:
> > If you wanted to scrape Maven Central for just the poms then I'd
> > contact Sonatype who manage the central repository.
>
> As Barrie said,
> If you wanted to scrape Maven Central for just the poms then I'd
> contact Sonatype who manage the central repository.
As Barrie said, you could talk to Sonatype (Brian specifically) since
they operate the Maven Central repo and they might be able to make a
zip file available that would be the r
Actually I think the jars are going to tell me quite a bit. By looking
into the class files I should be able to create a link between not only
what dependancies are being used by what projects but what methods/classes
are being used within each dependency as well. I can then for instance
create a
On Tue, Apr 10, 2012 at 3:42 PM, Matt Taylor
wrote:
> Answered my own question to a degree. For the benefit of the group here is
> how to do it:
>
> rsync -a -v --include */ --include *.pom --include *.xml --exclude *
> --bwlimit=1000 mirrors.ibiblio.org::maven2/ maven2
>
> That will retrieve all
Answered my own question to a degree. For the benefit of the group here is
how to do it:
rsync -a -v --include */ --include *.pom --include *.xml --exclude *
--bwlimit=1000 mirrors.ibiblio.org::maven2/ maven2
That will retrieve all of the pom and xml metadata files for the maven
central reposito
Lol, Ron has valid points but I am indeed going forward (and have only
myself to blame).
Agreed I just need the pom files which are much smaller, but it is still
lots of hits on the web server. If anyone knows of a 'nice' way of getting
just the pom files that would be good enough for the moment.
I agree it is definitely going to be imperfect and it will in the end only
be a sampling of the real usage, but I think that it will still prove
interesting information. As far as bogus conclusions reached from others:
I plan on putting in some effort into explaining what the results are, what
the
On Tue, Apr 10, 2012 at 12:31 PM, Ron Wheeler
wrote:
> You are going to be missing the key ingredient which is the application POMs
> that tell you what artifacts are actually used.
>
> You might get some interesting information about things like log4j which is
> probably used by lots of things in
You are going to be missing the key ingredient which is the application
POMs that tell you what artifacts are actually used.
You might get some interesting information about things like log4j which
is probably used by lots of things inside Maven Central.
You will be grossly misled about the use
Perhaps this is already in existence somewhere. If so please point me in
the right direction.
I want to know what the most popular dependancies are, not based on
downloads, but based on dependancies from other projects.
I want to explore the full dependency graph and see its evolution over
'time'
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