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Repository? That’s not a repository …

Monday, October 10, 2011

… this is a repository. I’ve been experimenting with Amazon S3 as a Maven repository. I threw the results up on GitHub [link]. Why? I’ve been working with some nice people who use binary dependencies. In order to scale their CI system past one node, they need a repository manager, to temporarily store built artifacts [...]

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Supporting Multiple Environments – Part 3

Tuesday, April 6, 2010

Supporting Multiple Environments – Part 3 (part one and two) In this installment, I’m going to cover the configuration storage mechanism for this separate configuration jar approach. Configuration Storage With the approach listed in step two, it’s easiest to manage the actual values via property files, stacked up in a layered approach.  Here’s what we [...]

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What is a Maven POM?

Wednesday, July 8, 2009

Why I am asking about Maven POMs? I do know, honest. But I often read blog posts or articles about Maven and wonder about the language being used. There’s some very domain specific terms in use here. So I decided to offer some definitions for people starting out with Maven. Today, we start with POMs. [...]

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Maven 2.2.0 is out

Wednesday, July 1, 2009

Lot of fixes and some new features. This is the week of new developer toys, isn’t it? It’s not over yet, either. My spies tell me something else is on the way. Link

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