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- Download Apache Maven – Maven
Downloading Apache Maven 3 9 10 Apache Maven 3 9 10 is the latest release: it is the recommended version for all users System Requirements
- Introduction – Maven - Apache Maven
What is Maven Not? You might have heard some of the following things about Maven: Maven is a site and documentation tool; Maven extends Ant to let you download dependencies; Maven is a set of reusable Ant scriptlets
- Installation – Maven
Apache Maven can be installed by most package managers, or manually by downloading the archive and adding it to your path Prerequisites You need a Java Development Kit (JDK) installed
- Maven Documentation – Maven - Apache Maven
Here is some useful Javadoc API links to the current version of Maven: Maven Artifact; Maven Reporting; Maven Plugin API; Maven Model; Maven Core; Maven Settings; You can also browse the full technical documentation references of the current version of Maven
- Maven Features – Maven - Apache Maven
The following are the key features of Maven in a nutshell: Simple project setup that follows best practices - get a new project or module started in seconds Consistent usage across all projects - means no ramp up time for new developers coming onto a project
- Migrate to Maven 4 – Maven - Apache Maven
Migrate to Maven 4 Maven 4 introduces several upgrades and improvements (see “What's new in Maven 4?”) Some of them are backwards compatible or optional, but some require changes of your build environment or Maven project This page offers help for users who want to build their projects with Maven 4
- Maven Daemon – Maven - Apache Maven
Maven Daemon The Maven Daemon (mvnd) is a daemon infrastructure for Maven that helps to reduce the build time by: Keeping the JVM running between builds; Managing a pool of Maven processes; Reusing the JVM and Maven processes across builds; Features Significantly faster builds compared to regular Maven; Compatible with existing Maven plugins
- Introduction to the Build Lifecycle – Maven
The full Maven lifecycle is defined by the components xml file in the maven-core module, with associated documentation for reference Default lifecycle bindings are defined in a separate default-bindings xml descriptor
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