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Requirements: Maven projects need to reference third-party jar packages, which are provided by third-party companies and cannot be downloaded through public repositories.

Method 1: build path

Create a new lib folder, copy the jar file into the folder, right-click the jar package, Build Path--Add to Build Path



Method 2: Introduce through systemPath

Method 3: Push to the local repository

Package it into the local repository via maven-install-plugin

Of course, you can push the local repository directly through the command line, please refer to the following:

Maven command pushes third-party jar packages to Nexus private repositories
https://www.itsvse.com/thread-10205-1-1.html
After that, you can directly edit the pom.xml method for references.





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