scala - How do I find out Apache Buildr/Maven 2 repo names -


I'm just starting to use Apache build and I'm not constantly running the problem of repo URLs and versions I am available to use for me.

For example, I want to use Scala 2.8 in a build file, the ID I used earlier:

  2.8.0-SNAPSHOT  

But now it is not found. I also want to use the latest version of Apache POI. If I look at the Mewen 2 repo:

  http://mirrors.ibiblio.org/maven2/  

I can see that this version only 3.2.

Is there a standard way to find a repo and find available to them? No, there is no directory of repository (in fact, many people do not have any directory of repository).

"One (like Central, Java, CodeHouse, Zebus) says:

  • Apache In the special case of POI, Version 3.6 is available in the central repo to use it, only announce the following dependency:

       gt; & lt; group & gt; Org.apache.poi  gt; artifactId & gt; poi & lt; / artifactId> & lt; version & gt; 3.6 & lt; / version & gt; & lt; / dependence & Gt;  

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