For most Linux distributions, you should be able to just install the Maven client available in your distribution's repositories.If you wish to integrate an external install of Maven: (You should check the latest pre-requisites if you are using a later version of DSpace) However, if the version of Maven that is bundled with NetBeans is a supported version, you are welcome to use it. This will ensure that you are using a version of Maven which DSpace supports. Integrate an External Installation of MavenĪlthough not required, it is recommended to install an external version of Apache Maven. Registration is also free, but requires a valid email address)Īs long as you are on a recent version of NetBeans (> 6.7), Maven support is included out-of-the-box. For Windows/RedHat/Solaris, CollabNet also offers free Subversion downloads that are specifically tested with NetBeans: (Free to download, but they require that you register first.Go to Tools -> Plugins to install the plugin.For Windows, there is now a 'Bundled Subversion Client for Windows' Plugin which you can install from within NetBeans.For most Linux distributions, you should be able to just install the Subversion client available in your distribution's repositories.However, it requires that the command line client is installed and available on your local machine.
Subversion support is already included in NetBeans. If your institution plans to instead use a local Subversion repository for your local development, you can do so (you will just need to download the DSpace Source Code and import into your local subversion repository).
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