Suppose you have a custom library, say, mylib.jar, in your HOME directory, and you have a Maven project on Eclipse. This posting helps you on how to include the library into the Maven project using Eclipse. It involves two steps.
[1st step]
In a command-line shell (such as bash), you may run the following command,
In Eclipse, you select your Maven project with right-click, and then
Please keep in mind that you must run this configuration whenever your library has been changed.
Also, in Eclipse, you select the pom.xml with right-click, and then
- Add the library into your local Maven repository (usually, ~/.m2/repository/)
- Add a dependency on the library to your project (pom.xml)
[1st step]
In a command-line shell (such as bash), you may run the following command,
$ mvn install:install-file -Dfile=$HOME/mylib.jar -DgroupId=org.mylib -DartifactId=mylib -Dversion=1.0 -Dpackaging=jar
In Eclipse, you select your Maven project with right-click, and then
Run As -> Run Configuration -> Maven Build to create a new configuration with
Name: my-library
Base directory: ${workspace_loc:/my-maven-project}
Goals: install:install-file
Paramenter Name & Value:
file $HOME/mylib.jar ---> Probably $HOME must be replaced with some path.
groupId org.mylib
artifactId mylib
version 1.0
packaging jar
After filling the fields as above, you enter Apply -> Run to execute the maven command. The console window will show the result of the installation.
Please keep in mind that you must run this configuration whenever your library has been changed.
[2nd step]
In a command-line shell or in Eclipse, you may directly edit the pom.xml of your Maven project by adding
In a command-line shell or in Eclipse, you may directly edit the pom.xml of your Maven project by adding
<dependency>
<groupId> org.mylib </groupId>
<artifactId> mylib </artifactid>
<version> 1.0 </version>
</dependency>
after the list of dependencies that must be seen in pom.xml.
Also, in Eclipse, you select the pom.xml with right-click, and then
Maven -> Add Dependency to enter the dependency on the library as
Group Id: org.mylib
Artifactid: mylib
Version 1.0
After filling the fields as above, you enter OK to find the entered text in the pom.xml.
Reference
- How to include Custom Library into maven Local Repository, http://www.mkyong.com/maven/how-to-include-library-manully-into-maven-local-repository/
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