Maven Getting Started For a basic introduction to Maven, see the Apache Maven site (http://maven.apache.org/). If you want to use the JBoss application server or other JBoss projects in your own projects, see Maven Getting Started ... 
Maven Deploying a Snapshot All JBoss developers can deploy snapshot builds to the JBoss repository. In order to deploy to the snapshot repository, your POM (or parent POM) must be configured with the correct distributionManagement infor... Maven Project Configuration Requirements All JBoss projects must follow the groupId/artifactId guidelines (MavenProjectNaming). Note that the groupId "jboss" is deprecated and should be replaced by "org.jboss". For more information, see Maven J... 
Upgrade Notes for Nexus 1.9.2 Notes for the upgrade from Nexus Professional 1.9.0.2 to 1.9.2 Installation 1. Download Nexus 1.9.2 from Sonatype 2. Unzip Nexus to the /services/nexus directory. There may be a warning about the file sonatype-... 
Upgrade Notes for Nexus 1.9.x Notes for the upgrade from Nexus Professional 1.7.1 to 1.9.x Installation 1. Download Nexus 1.9.0.2 from Sonatype 2. Review the notes from Sonatype regarding the upgrade (http://nexus.sonatype.org/upgrading-nexus.htm... MavenSettings This page describes the Maven settings required to use the JBoss Maven repository. Maven uses a file called settings.xml which can contain repositories and other build settings. A default settings file is ... Notes for Nexus Audit Info Migration JBoss.org has been using a custom audit plugin in Nexus since it was first rolled out last year. The current version of Nexus 1.9.0.2 now has all required audit information by default. The old audit inform... Upgrade Notes for Nexus 1.7.1 This page contains the instructions for updating Nexus from version 1.5.0.2 to 1.7.1. Review the notes from Sonatype about updating to Nexus 1.6 and 1.7. (http://nexus.sonatype.org/upgrading-nexus.html) Downl... Maven Thirdparty Artifacts There are several cases where it is necessary to put thirdparty (non jboss) artifacts in the Maven repository. All thirdparty jars should fall into one of the following categories: the jar is available in an exi... MavenRepositoryFAQ What is the difference between "JBoss Releases", "JBoss Thirdparty Releases", "JBoss Thirdparty Uploads", etc? JBoss Releases is used for JBoss projects which use one of the Maven JBoss GroupIds. JBoss ... MavenFAQ Also see MavenRepositoryFAQ How can I create a report of a project's dependencies? mvn project-info-reports:dependencies This will generate an html report (dependencies.html) in the project target/site directo... Maven Repository Organization This page has moved to Maven Repository Maven Import Scope Maven includes a dependency scope called "import". This is meant to allow dependency management information such as versions and excludes be retrieved from a remote POM file. http://maven.apache.org/guides/intr... JBoss Project Release Process Overview The goal of the release process is to: Update the version numbers in the project source Create a tag to record the source release Build from the tag Deploy the artifacts to the Maven repository an... Maven Settings Example - Users The page provides an example settings.xml file for JBoss.org project users. This file is normally located in the users home directory under .m2 ( ~/.m2/settings.xml ). The sections that have been added spe... MavenSettingsExample For information about configuring Maven with JBoss community projects, please see Maven Getting Started - Users (if you want to use JBoss projects) or Maven Getting Started - Developers (if you want to build jboss pro... Maven This page is a central location for information about Maven related to building JBoss projects. Getting Started with Maven If you are new to Maven you might start with the Apache Maven tutorial. For a complet... 
JbossDeployMavenPlugin This plugin has been renamed to to the maven-buildmagic-thirdparty-plugin. Note: if you are looking for a Maven plugin to deploy application to a JBoss server, you probably want the jboss-maven-plugin at codehaus. Maven Settings Example - Developers This page provides a complete example Maven settings file (settings.xml) for JBoss developers. This file is normally located in the users home directory under .m2 (~/.m2/settings.xml). NOTE: We stro... Maven Cookbook This is a collection point for difficult or tricky use cases related to Maven builds at JBoss. I'd like to log concrete problems and solutions here as we come across them. To Add an Entry: Please note ... 
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