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Maven Archetype

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can be used to create new projects fast.

  • , meant for generic Java projects and libraries

Usage

Before using it an archetype should be downloaded from a repository. It works like any other dependency, but requires a repository with an archetypes catalog.

As an alternative it is always possible to install the archetype project locally before usage:

mvn install

Setup

When creating a new archetype the should be added to the project.

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