In general it's hard to do builds on machines that don't access the internet.
The most common thing in environments where building is happening regularly is to set up and internal repositories (such as a nexus repository) where dependencies can be added to that repository manually. If it's just a one time build, I'd recommend building on a machine that has internet access and then move the binaries. This is a fairly general issue in modern build systems. I'd google around for instructions in installing local repositories if you want to go that route. On Sat, Feb 8, 2014 at 10:44 PM, goi cto <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > With all these new tools that are automatically downloading latest builds > from the web. what is the best approach for developing on a closed (not > connected) network? > > > -- > Eran | CTO
