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Benefits of a Repository Manager: Part II – Caching and Collaborating


August 5, 2010 By Tim O'Brien

In the first part of this series, I gave you a glimpse at the big picture of repository management, and I listed some common anti-patterns present in systems that haven’t yet installed a repository manager. In this post, I’m going to focused on the benefits a repository manager has on the development cycle. How does using a repository manager change the way your developers will approach development? What problems does it solve? And what possibilities does it introduce?

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Google's GWT 2.0.4 Available on Maven Central (via Nexus OSS)


July 19, 2010 By hloney

Sonatype is happy to announce that Google Web Toolkit 2.0.4 jars are now available in the Maven Central repository.  The Google Web Toolkit blog explains this move in more detail:

Better maven support has been frequently requested on the issue tracker and mailing list, and this is a first step in that direction. In the future, Google will publish GWT releases to maven central as part of the release process.

The GWT 2.0.4 jars currently in the repository include gwt-user, gwt-dev, and gwt-servlet.    To publish these artifacts in the Maven Central repository, Google publishes artifacts to Nexus OSS, the Open Source oss.sonatype.org repository.   You can see the Google-specific repository on this server here.   Releases are staged to this Google repository on oss.sonatype.org and then subsequently released and synchronized to the Maven Central repository.

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