Alright - I am pretty new to Maven and have some newbie questions. It's a
little wierd for me coming from seven years of Ant. I have read through
the definitive guide (mostly skimming) and set up a simple web application
using archetype:create. I like that it tries to enforce directory
structure as well as build lifecycle. I have added a few dependencies to
the application and I'm trying to figure out how folks use Maven in a
mostly-offline environment.
We have a situation where the developers all have laptops. At work, these
are not hooked up to the Internet. If we want to check stuff into
Subversion, we need to go home.
In a Maven project, is it assumed that the jars are not going to be
checked in with the source code and that they'll just be auto-snagged over
the Internet during a build?
If you want to move your Maven project to a different network, where you
won't have internet access, do you copy your local .m2 directory as well
as the project, or do you set up a new central repository on that network?
That's a starting point until I get my head better wrapped around this :)
Thanks,
John
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