I have the Maven plugin for NetBeans and it successfully set up a local repository for me. Now I need to add a 3rd party library (specifically Oracle JDBC driver) to my repository. The build fails with instructions on how to install a third party module but it doesn't look like I can run that command with the NetBeans Maven plugin. Is this possible, or do I need to just get the external version of Maven?
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I ended up downloading Maven here: http://maven.apache.org/download.html and using the standalone Maven binaries to install the jar into my Maven repository. If anyone has any thoughts on the question, I am still interested in knowing the answer.
Sam Hoice
2008-11-26 17:21:38
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What you could do (at least in NetBeans 6.5) is following:
- add dependency to the library in your pom
- go to Projects->your project->Libraries (you should see the library with exclamation mark)
- right click on the library, choose 'Manually install artifact'
- select the jar from local drive, 'Install locally' and you are done!
Gennady Shumakher
2008-12-04 08:19:09