Do you know the Maven profile for mvnrepository com

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I am trying to include some dependencies in my Maven project  These dependencies are not available in the default Maven 2 repository http   repo1 maven org maven2   They are available at http   mvnrepository com   But I couldn t find the profile for this site to include in my settings xml  Does anyone know what this repository s URL and profile is

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You can put this configuration in your settings xml file                lt repository gt                   lt id gt mvnrepository lt  id gt                   lt url gt http   repo1 maven org maven2 lt  url gt                   lt snapshots gt                       lt enabled gt false lt  enabled gt                   lt  snapshots gt                   lt releases gt                       lt enabled gt true lt  enabled gt                   lt  releases gt               lt  repository gt

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Place this in the    m2 settings xml or custom file to be run with   mvn -s custom-settings xml install  lt settings xmlns  quot http   maven apache org SETTINGS 1 0 0 quot  xmlns xsi  quot http   www w3 org 2001 XMLSchema-instance quot  xsi schemaLocation  quot http   maven apache org SETTINGS 1 0 0 https   maven apache org xsd settings-1 0 0 xsd quot  gt   lt localRepository gt   user home   m2 repository lt  localRepository gt   lt interactiveMode  gt   lt offline  gt   lt pluginGroups  gt   lt profiles gt       lt profile gt           lt repositories gt               lt repository gt                   lt id gt mvnrepository lt  id gt                   lt name gt mvnrepository lt  name gt                   lt url gt http   www mvnrepository com lt  url gt               lt  repository gt           lt  repositories gt       lt  profile gt   lt  profiles gt   lt activeProfiles gt       lt activeProfile gt mvnrepository lt  activeProfile gt   lt  activeProfiles gt   lt  settings gt

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lt  xml version  1 0  encoding  UTF-8   gt                lt  --             Licensed to the Apache Software Foundation  ASF  under one             or more contributor license agreements   See the NOTICE file             distributed with this work for additional information             regarding copyright ownership   The ASF licenses this file             to you under the Apache License  Version 2 0  the              License    you may not use this file except in compliance             with the License   You may obtain a copy of the License at                 http   www apache org licenses LICENSE-2 0             Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing              software distributed under the License is distributed on an              AS IS  BASIS  WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY             KIND  either express or implied   See the License for the             specific language governing permissions and limitations             under the License              -- gt                lt  --                This is the configuration file for Maven  It can be specified at two levels                                 1  User Level  This settings xml file provides configuration for a single user                                 and is normally provided in   user home   m2 settings xml                                                NOTE  This location can be overridden with the CLI option                                                -s  path to user settings xml                                2  Global Level  This settings xml file provides configuration for all Maven                                users on a machine  assuming they re all using the same Maven                                installation   It s normally provided in                                  maven conf  settings xml                                                NOTE  This location can be overridden with the CLI option                                                -gs  path to global settings xml                               The sections in this sample file are intended to give you a running start at                getting the most out of your Maven installation  Where appropriate  the default                values  values used when the setting is not specified  are provided                               -- gt               lt settings xmlns  http   maven apache org SETTINGS 1 0 0                        xmlns xsi  http   www w3 org 2001 XMLSchema-instance                        xsi schemaLocation  http   maven apache org SETTINGS 1 0 0 http   maven apache org xsd settings-1 0 0 xsd  gt                 lt  -- localRepository                  The path to the local repository maven will use to store artifacts                                    Default    user home   m2 repository                lt localRepository gt  path to local repo lt  localRepository gt                -- gt                  lt  -- interactiveMode                  This will determine whether maven prompts you when it needs input  If set to false                   maven will use a sensible default value  perhaps based on some other setting  for                  the parameter in question                                    Default  true                lt interactiveMode gt true lt  interactiveMode gt                -- gt                  lt  -- offline                  Determines whether maven should attempt to connect to the network when executing a build                   This will have an effect on artifact downloads  artifact deployment  and others                                    Default  false                lt offline gt false lt  offline gt                -- gt                  lt  -- pluginGroups                  This is a list of additional group identifiers that will be searched when resolving plugins by their prefix  i e                   when invoking a command line like  mvn prefix goal   Maven will automatically add the group identifiers                   org apache maven plugins  and  org codehaus mojo  if these are not already contained in the list                  -- gt                 lt pluginGroups gt                   lt  -- pluginGroup                    Specifies a further group identifier to use for plugin lookup                   lt pluginGroup gt com your plugins lt  pluginGroup gt                  -- gt                 lt  pluginGroups gt                  lt  -- proxies                  This is a list of proxies which can be used on this machine to connect to the network                   Unless otherwise specified  by system property or command-line switch   the first proxy                  specification in this list marked as active will be used                  -- gt                 lt proxies gt                   lt  -- proxy                    Specification for one proxy  to be used in connecting to the network                                      lt proxy gt                     lt id gt optional lt  id gt                     lt active gt false lt  active gt                     lt protocol gt http lt  protocol gt                     lt username gt proxyuser lt  username gt                     lt password gt proxypass lt  password gt                     lt host gt proxy host net lt  host gt                     lt port gt 80 lt  port gt                     lt nonProxyHosts gt local net some host com lt  nonProxyHosts gt                   lt  proxy gt                  -- gt                 lt  proxies gt                  lt  -- servers                  This is a list of authentication profiles  keyed by the server-id used within the system                   Authentication profiles can be used whenever maven must make a connection to a remote server                  -- gt                 lt servers gt                   lt  -- server                    Specifies the authentication information to use when connecting to a particular server  identified by                    a unique name within the system  referred to by the  id  attribute below                                         NOTE  You should either specify username password OR privateKey passphrase  since these pairings are                          used together                                      lt server gt                     lt id gt deploymentRepo lt  id gt                     lt username gt repouser lt  username gt                     lt password gt repopwd lt  password gt                   lt  server gt                  -- gt                    lt  -- Another sample  using keys to authenticate                   lt server gt                     lt id gt siteServer lt  id gt                     lt privateKey gt  path to private key lt  privateKey gt                     lt passphrase gt optional  leave empty if not used  lt  passphrase gt                   lt  server gt                  -- gt                 lt  servers gt                  lt  -- mirrors                  This is a list of mirrors to be used in downloading artifacts from remote repositories                                    It works like this  a POM may declare a repository to use in resolving certain artifacts                   However  this repository may have problems with heavy traffic at times  so people have mirrored                  it to several places                                    That repository definition will have a unique id  so we can create a mirror reference for that                  repository  to be used as an alternate download site  The mirror site will be the preferred                  server for that repository                  -- gt                 lt mirrors gt                   lt  -- mirror                    Specifies a repository mirror site to use instead of a given repository  The repository that                    this mirror serves has an ID that matches the mirrorOf element of this mirror  IDs are used                    for inheritance and direct lookup purposes  and must be unique across the set of mirrors                                      lt mirror gt                     lt id gt mirrorId lt  id gt                     lt mirrorOf gt repositoryId lt  mirrorOf gt                     lt name gt Human Readable Name for this Mirror  lt  name gt                     lt url gt http   my repository com repo path lt  url gt                   lt  mirror gt                   -- gt                 lt  mirrors gt                  lt  -- profiles                  This is a list of profiles which can be activated in a variety of ways  and which can modify                  the build process  Profiles provided in the settings xml are intended to provide local machine-                  specific paths and repository locations which allow the build to work in the local environment                                    For example  if you have an integration testing plugin - like cactus - that needs to know where                  your Tomcat instance is installed  you can provide a variable here such that the variable is                  dereferenced during the build process to configure the cactus plugin                                    As noted above  profiles can be activated in a variety of ways  One way - the activeProfiles                  section of this document  settings xml  - will be discussed later  Another way essentially                  relies on the detection of a system property  either matching a particular value for the property                   or merely testing its existence  Profiles can also be activated by JDK version prefix  where a                  value of  1 4  might activate a profile when the build is executed on a JDK version of  1 4 2 07                    Finally  the list of active profiles can be specified directly from the command line                                    NOTE  For profiles defined in the settings xml  you are restricted to specifying only artifact                        repositories  plugin repositories  and free-form properties to be used as configuration                        variables for plugins in the POM                                   -- gt                 lt profiles gt                  lt profile gt                   lt id gt maven-https lt  id gt                   lt activation gt                       lt activeByDefault gt true lt  activeByDefault gt                   lt  activation gt                   lt repositories gt                       lt repository gt                           lt id gt central lt  id gt                           lt url gt https   repo1 maven org maven2 lt  url gt                           lt snapshots gt                               lt enabled gt false lt  enabled gt                           lt  snapshots gt                       lt  repository gt                   lt  repositories gt                   lt pluginRepositories gt                       lt pluginRepository gt                           lt id gt central lt  id gt                           lt url gt https   repo1 maven org maven2 lt  url gt                           lt snapshots gt                               lt enabled gt false lt  enabled gt                           lt  snapshots gt                       lt  pluginRepository gt                   lt  pluginRepositories gt                lt  profile gt                    lt  -- profile                    Specifies a set of introductions to the build process  to be activated using one or more of the                    mechanisms described above  For inheritance purposes  and to activate profiles via  lt activatedProfiles  gt                     or the command line  profiles have to have an ID that is unique                                        An encouraged best practice for profile identification is to use a consistent naming convention                    for profiles  such as  env-dev    env-test    env-production    user-jdcasey    user-brett   etc                     This will make it more intuitive to understand what the set of introduced profiles is attempting                    to accomplish  particularly when you only have a list of profile id s for debug                                        This profile example uses the JDK version to trigger activation  and provides a JDK-specific repo                   lt profile gt                     lt id gt jdk-1 4 lt  id gt                     lt activation gt                       lt jdk gt 1 4 lt  jdk gt                     lt  activation gt                     lt repositories gt                       lt repository gt                         lt id gt jdk14 lt  id gt                         lt name gt Repository for JDK 1 4 builds lt  name gt                         lt url gt http   www myhost com maven jdk14 lt  url gt                         lt layout gt default lt  layout gt                         lt snapshotPolicy gt always lt  snapshotPolicy gt                       lt  repository gt                      lt  repositories gt                   lt  profile gt                  -- gt                    lt  --                    Here is another profile  activated by the system property  target-env  with a value of  dev                      which provides a specific path to the Tomcat instance  To use this  your plugin configuration                    might hypothetically look like                                                                lt plugin gt                        lt groupId gt org myco myplugins lt  groupId gt                        lt artifactId gt myplugin lt  artifactId gt                                           lt configuration gt                          lt tomcatLocation gt   tomcatPath  lt  tomcatLocation gt                        lt  configuration gt                      lt  plugin gt                                                               NOTE  If you just wanted to inject this configuration whenever someone set  target-env  to                          anything  you could just leave off the  lt value  gt  inside the activation-property                                      lt profile gt                     lt id gt env-dev lt  id gt                     lt activation gt                       lt property gt                         lt name gt target-env lt  name gt                         lt value gt dev lt  value gt                       lt  property gt                     lt  activation gt                     lt properties gt                       lt tomcatPath gt  path to tomcat instance lt  tomcatPath gt                     lt  properties gt                   lt  profile gt                  -- gt                 lt  profiles gt                  lt  -- activeProfiles                  List of profiles that are active for all builds                                  lt activeProfiles gt                   lt activeProfile gt alwaysActiveProfile lt  activeProfile gt                   lt activeProfile gt anotherAlwaysActiveProfile lt  activeProfile gt                 lt  activeProfiles gt                -- gt               lt  settings gt

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mvnrepository com isn t a repository  It s a search engine  It might or might not tell you what repository it found stuff in if it s not central  since you didn t post an example  I can t help you read the output

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Once you ve found your jar through mvnrepository com  hover the  download  JAR   link  and you ll see the link to the repository which contains your jar  you can probably Right clic and  Copy link URL  to get the URL  what ever your browser is    Then  you have to add this repository to the repositories used by your project  in your pom xml     lt project gt           lt repositories gt       lt repository gt         lt id gt my-alternate-repository lt  id gt         lt url gt http   myrepo net repo lt  url gt       lt  repository gt     lt  repositories gt         lt  project gt    EDIT   now MVNrepository com has evolved   You can find the link to the repository in the  Repositories  section    License  Categories  HomePage  Date  Files  Repositories

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Please use this profile     lt profiles gt       lt profile gt           lt repositories gt               lt repository gt                   lt id gt mvnrepository lt  id gt                   lt name gt mvnrepository lt  name gt                   lt url gt http   www mvnrepository com lt  url gt               lt  repository gt           lt  repositories gt       lt  profile gt     lt  profiles gt     lt activeProfiles gt       lt activeProfile gt mvnrepository lt  activeProfile gt     lt  activeProfiles gt

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