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  • Apache Maven: Beginner To Guru

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    Maven coordinates are used to identify artifacts in a Maven repository and include the groupId, artifactId, and version. The groupId identifies the organization, artifactId is typically the project name, and version specifies a specific release. Version numbers include the major, minor, and incremental versions. Snapshots have the suffix "-SNAPSHOT" to indicate an unstable development version that Maven will check for updates against remotely once per day.

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    Maven coordinates are used to identify artifacts in a Maven repository and include the groupId, artifactId, and version. The groupId identifies the organization, artifactId is typically the project name, and version specifies a specific release. Version numbers include the major, minor, and incremental versions. Snapshots have the suffix "-SNAPSHOT" to indicate an unstable development version that Maven will check for updates against remotely once per day.

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    Apache Maven

    Beginner to Guru

    Maven Coordinates
    Maven Coordinates
    • Maven Coordinates are used to identify artifacts
    • Together, they identify a ‘location’ in a Maven repository.
    • groupId - Typically unique to an organization. Often the organization’s reverse domain is used.
    But not always. Can be just ‘junit’.
    • artifactId - typically the project name. A descriptor for the artifact

    • version - refers to a specific version of the project.


    • groupId and version can be inherited from a parent POM.
    Maven Versions
    • Example - 3.2.1-987-beta
    • Major Version - first number - 3
    • Minor Version - second number - 2

    • Incremental Version (patch) - third number - 1


    • Build Number - from CI Build - 987
    • Qualifier - String Qualifier - ‘beta’
    • Most common in use is just major.minor.incremental (3.2.1)
    Snapshot Versions
    • Example - 3.2.1-SNAPSHOT
    • The SNAPSHOT suffix is an important qualifier to Maven behavior
    • Tells Maven this is a development version

    • Not stable, and Maven should check for newer versions


    • Maven will first check locally, then check remote repositories
    • By default, Maven will check remote repositories once per day
    • Option is configurable.
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