MavenLoad()
Loads all JAR files from one or more Maven endpoints and makes them available for use within the Lucee server environment.
This function can be used to load dependencies, including transitive ones, for example at server startup.
Like Maven, dependencies marked as optional are not loaded, unless includeOptional is set to true.
Example Usage of MavenLoad Function
The MavenLoad function allows you to load JAR files from Maven repositories, including all transitive dependencies.
This is particularly useful during server startup to ensure that all required libraries are available.
Example Input as an Array of Structs:
mavenLoad([
{
"groupId": "org.slf4j",
"artifactId": "slf4j-api",
"version": "1.7.32"
}
]);
Skipping Transitive Dependencies (9.0+)
Each struct accepts two optional keys to limit what is loaded: transitive (set to false to load only that artifact, default true) and exclusions (an array of groupId:artifactId entries, * is a wildcard) to skip artifacts and the dependencies they bring in. See JavaSettings in Application.cfc, Components and CFConfig.json for details.
mavenLoad([
{
"groupId": "org.apache.tika",
"artifactId": "tika-parsers-standard-package",
"version": "3.0.0",
"exclusions": [ "org.bouncycastle:*" ]
}
]);
Introduced: 6.2.0.151
MavenLoad( input=any );
Returns: Array
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input
any,
required
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A struct or an array of structs specifying the Maven coordinates, including groupId, artifactId, and version. Alias: data, endpoint |
Examples
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- Java
- CreateObject()
- MavenExists()
- MavenExport()
- MavenImport()
- MavenInfo()
- <cfimport>
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