At my work all development uses Java technology, and we use Nexus to manage our Maven repositories. But for a new project, the build requires dll and exe artifacts. Is it possible to put those windows binary files into a Nexus repository? Is there some plugin to make this simpler? Is what I'm trying to do crazy?
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I use Nexus to store all the binary dependencies that I download from the internet.
You can upload the files using the Nexus GUI or use the Maven command line as follows:
This will generate the POM for your zip package automatically.
To retrieve dependencies, you can just navigate to the Nexus URL, or use a generic dependency manager tool like ivy: