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It would be good to be able to use Visual Library out of the box in Maven projects. Currently in a Maven-managed project, each member of the team has to download Netbeans, find JAR with the Visual Library, write a POM file to it, install to local repository, find out that the dependencies are missing, find JAR with OpenIDE Utilities, write a POM file to it, again install it to local repository - and of course know Maven quite good to do this. Not the mention that such project would have unportable source code (a need to install JARs to local repository each time). With these two JARs in one of standard Maven repositories, Visual Library users won't have to download the whole Netbeans IDE and configure everything.
Check this http://deadlock.netbeans.org/maven2/
Hm, thanks, but can you explain me, how an avarage user would find this information on http://graph.netbeans.org/ website?
I'm not sure, I'm from Netbeans Maven Team