4.3. Building an offline Maven repository

Procedure

1. Download the offile Maven repository builder from the customer portal. For example, for Red Hat build of Camel Spring Boot version 4.10, use the Offline Maven builder.
2. The downloaded file is a zip file that contains everything to build an offline Maven repository for this specific release.

3. Unzip the downloaded zip file. The directory structure of the archive is as follows:

   ├──build-offline-repo.sh
   ├──logback.xml
   ├──maven-repositories.txt
   ├──offliner-2.2.jar
   ├──offliner-2.2.jar.md5
   ├──offliner-2.2-sources.jar
   ├──offliner-2.2-sources.jar.md5
   ├──README
   ├──rhaf-camel-offliner-4.10.3.txt
   └──rhaf-camel-spring-boot-offliner-4.10.3.txt

   This zip contains the following files:

   • build-offline-repo.sh - A wrapper script around the Offliner tool.
   • offliner-2.0.jar - Downloads the artifacts in the manifest.

   • redhat-camel-4.8.0-offline-manifest.txt

     • Lists the required artifacts that need to be downloaded.

   • redhat-camel-spring-boot-4.8.0-offline-manifest.txt

     • Lists the required artifacts that need to be downloaded.
   • README - Explains the steps and commands required for building the offline Maven repository.
4. To build an offline repository, run the build-offline-repo.sh script as per instructions given in the README file. Optionally you can specify a directory where the artifacts should be downloaded to. If not specified, a directory called 'repository' is created in the current working directory.