Repository search for maven artifacts
Most of the maven users know the site www.mvnrepository.com which provides a nice lookup of maven artefacts.
Now there is also a newer site, www.mvnbrowser.com which currently performs better than mvnrepository. In addition, you can lookup repositories actually containing your desired artifact – now that’s sweet!
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There is another new site, http://www.jarvana.com, that lets you search for classes, artifacts and content in the central repository. You can even see inside of jar files so that you can browse all source code and javadocs in the maven repository. Neat!
Hi Ed!
Thanks, that is a really great site! I think this is the first public service that offers a reverse search, i.e. a search for artefacts that containing a specific class. And source code integration, javadocs and more! Excellent stuff!