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You are right, that a direct http access is not possible, but the repository itself works using maven. The developers at sourceforge, which are publishing to mvncentral I think, are discussing to merge all source stuff together. Meanwhile this fork does exist parallel and so I do not really want to interfere there.
Sorry, but artifact was published into public repo not by developers at sourceforge, but by developer who hosts sonar which configured to analyze this project. I would recommend to reopen and implement this issue.
Plus, if you take a look at last update http://sourceforge.net/p/jsqlparser/code/HEAD/tree/ you would notice that this fork is more active than original.
No, my colleague published jsqlparser, but as dependency of https://code.google.com/p/sqlsheet/ and not as project from source. You may need to go over steps and publish new version by compiling from source.
I would be interested by this as well. Having the latest jsqlparser on Maven Central would be really nice.
FWIW, we're using JSqlParser in our product, Portofino.
This one is a fork of the original project. Are there any objections to change the groupid to "com.github.jsqlparser" instead of "net.sf.jsqlparser". This is due to existence of maven artifacts of the original project. Sure this is not actively developed, but as I said I don't want to interfere there.
I think changing the groupid is the right thing to do, even if AFAIK the original project was never published on Maven Central by its author, it was done by some user.
Thanks! Do you plan to release non-snapshot versions as well? Sonatype can automatically push those to Central, if you tell it to. IIRC you have to do some manual configuration the first time, but for subsequent releases it's fully automatic.
I know. I wanted to put some more features into 0.8.5 release. But it seems to take longer than I thought.
So release versions are going to sonatype as well and should be automatically published to maven central. Thats the plan.
So finally it should be there. Sorry about taking so much time. The release is done at sonatype and should now be synched to maven central. The first version is 0.8.5. I skipped all planned additions for this release and moved them to the next one.
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wumpz commentedon Jun 9, 2013
At the moment only the described repository is supported. Are there any problems with it?
vasilievip commentedon Jun 10, 2013
wumpz commentedon Jun 12, 2013
Ooops. I was using this repository a while. Maybe github has restricted its access. I will look into it.
wumpz commentedon Jun 12, 2013
You are right, that a direct http access is not possible, but the repository itself works using maven. The developers at sourceforge, which are publishing to mvncentral I think, are discussing to merge all source stuff together. Meanwhile this fork does exist parallel and so I do not really want to interfere there.
vasilievip commentedon Jun 12, 2013
Sorry, but artifact was published into public repo not by developers at sourceforge, but by developer who hosts sonar which configured to analyze this project. I would recommend to reopen and implement this issue.
Plus, if you take a look at last update http://sourceforge.net/p/jsqlparser/code/HEAD/tree/ you would notice that this fork is more active than original.
wumpz commentedon Jul 14, 2013
So you did already the necessary steps?
vasilievip commentedon Jul 14, 2013
No, my colleague published jsqlparser, but as dependency of https://code.google.com/p/sqlsheet/ and not as project from source. You may need to go over steps and publish new version by compiling from source.
wumpz commentedon Jul 14, 2013
Ok. I will into it.
alessiostalla commentedon Sep 13, 2013
I would be interested by this as well. Having the latest jsqlparser on Maven Central would be really nice.
FWIW, we're using JSqlParser in our product, Portofino.
wumpz commentedon Sep 13, 2013
Meanwhile use my maven repo.
wumpz commentedon Sep 16, 2013
This one is a fork of the original project. Are there any objections to change the groupid to "com.github.jsqlparser" instead of "net.sf.jsqlparser". This is due to existence of maven artifacts of the original project. Sure this is not actively developed, but as I said I don't want to interfere there.
vasilievip commentedon Sep 16, 2013
no objections:)
alessiostalla commentedon Sep 16, 2013
I think changing the groupid is the right thing to do, even if AFAIK the original project was never published on Maven Central by its author, it was done by some user.
wumpz commentedon Sep 17, 2013
So be it. Sonatype already aprooved the project. I need some time to polish the deployment.
wumpz commentedon Sep 17, 2013
0.8.5-SNAPSHOT successfully deployed at sonatype. Configuration details at the readme.
alessiostalla commentedon Sep 24, 2013
Thanks! Do you plan to release non-snapshot versions as well? Sonatype can automatically push those to Central, if you tell it to. IIRC you have to do some manual configuration the first time, but for subsequent releases it's fully automatic.
wumpz commentedon Sep 24, 2013
I know. I wanted to put some more features into 0.8.5 release. But it seems to take longer than I thought.
So release versions are going to sonatype as well and should be automatically published to maven central. Thats the plan.
wumpz commentedon Oct 6, 2013
So finally it should be there. Sorry about taking so much time. The release is done at sonatype and should now be synched to maven central. The first version is 0.8.5. I skipped all planned additions for this release and moved them to the next one.
vasilievip commentedon Oct 25, 2013
http://mvnrepository.com/search.html?query=JSqlParser
Cant see it there, only previous version, which repo did you publish?
alessiostalla commentedon Oct 25, 2013
Version 0.8.5 is on Maven Central: http://search.maven.org/#artifactdetails|com.github.jsqlparser|jsqlparser|0.8.5|jar
vasilievip commentedon Oct 25, 2013
Oh, ok. Thanks!
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