Closed VijayGatla closed 1 year ago
I do not know much about Java. You know that X_ITE is JavaScript not Java, isn't it. I googled around Maven and NPM and found this link https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56983025/how-to-use-a-npm-package-as-a-maven-dependency.
@create3000, thank you for the quick response.
X3DOM is available as a maven dependency on https://www.webjars.org/
two reference pictures:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/19gPEho04QXafJQitSLCP9yaLckS8QDhK https://drive.google.com/file/d/1sUGY0LczNbvtf4lqLbYoQlZIQw5W94fH
I was wondering, if it could also be possible with X_ITE, on webjars. thanks.
Have now added the latest version 4.7.15 to the WebJars index. Hopefully the package is right and works for you. The interesting files are in the dist
folder. Please let me know.
In the future you should be able to add a new or older version of X_ITE for you own by pressing the "Add a WebJar" button next to the search field at https://www.webjars.org/. Then select WebJar Type: NPM (because X_ITE is also available via NPM), package name "x_ite" and select a version, then press "Deploy". That's all. Have fun.
Because everyone can add a WebJar from X_ITE at https://www.webjars.org/, I will close this issue now.
Additional context Is there a way to add x_ite as a Maven or Gradel dependency in Java based projects.