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You can also easily do it using Intellij. Just right click on the top level "CDAP" project and select New->Module and follow the screen.
How To Create Debian Packages
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Working With Our Nexus Repositories
We use Nexus Professional as our repository manager. It is available at https://repository.continuuity.com.
Our Repositories:
Our hosted repositories:
Repository Name | Type | Public/Private | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Snapshots | Hosted | Private | Where our snapshot build artifacts are stored |
| Releases | Hosted | Public | This is our public release repository, where our tested api jars and singlenode distribution are made available to the public |
| Releases-Internal | Hosted | Private | This is where our tested internal releases (cloud distribution, non-api jars) are made available (authentication required) |
| 3rd Party | Hosted | Public | This is where we can put any custom third-party artifacts that are not available in Maven Central (for example, our patched version of hbase, latest kryo, etc); note this is a public repo |
Additionally, we proxy many public repos:
Repository Name | Type | Public/Private | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Central | Proxy | Public | Maven Central |
| Apache Snapshots | Proxy | Public | Apache |
| Codehaus | Proxy | Public | Codehaus |
| Typesafe Releases | Proxy | Public | Typesafe - we use it for akka |
For convenience, we have defined several repository Groups:
Repository Group Name | Type | Public/Private | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Smartifacts | Group | Private | This contains everything required for gradle to build CDAP: (Snapshots, 3rd party, central, typesafe) |
| Release-Candidates | Group | Private | Release builds publish artifacts here (public or private), where they are available as part of the build promotion process |
| Public Repositories | Group | Public | This contains everything publicly accessible (anonymously): Releases, 3rd Party, Central, Typesafe |
Access Permission Levels:
Anonymous: Can access all "public" repos as noted above.
Nexus-users (crowd): users have read-only access to everything. All Cask engineers should be able to login via the Nexus UI.
Nexus-administrators (crowd): administrative users with full privileges. Any Cask engineer that needs it.
Gradle: gradle user is password protected and has deploy (update) permissions.