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All our artifacts are now published on Maven Central

We have migrated all of our public Maven artifacts to Maven Central. Previously, these artifacts were available from our own Maven repository, which will remain online for older releases. New releases will be published exclusively on Maven Central.

Maven Central is the default repository for Maven and also present in most Gradle builds. Not having to add a custom repository makes using our libraries a lot more straightforward.

Here’s a list of the published artifacts in the format groupId:artifactId:

JProfiler

• com.jprofiler:jprofiler-controller
  Controller API for managing profiling recordings in-process.
• com.jprofiler:jprofiler-mbean
  MBean API for managing profiling recordings via JMX.
• com.jprofiler:jprofiler-injected
  API for developing probes by injecting measurement calls into third-party libraries and frameworks.
• com.jprofiler:jprofiler-embedded
  API for developing probes by embedding measurement calls directly in the application code.

perfino

• com.jprofiler:perfino-api
  The API library for integrating with perfino.

install4j

• com.install4j:install4j-runtime
  API classes for install4j.
• com.install4j:install4j-jdk-provider
  API for developing a custom JDK provider for install4j.
• com.install4j:install4j-maven
  The Maven plugin for invoking the install4j compiler.

If you’re currently using our custom Maven repository, simply remove that entry from your build files. The group and artifact coordinates remain the same, so no other changes are necessary.

If you are using a Gradle build without direct or proxied access to Maven Central, you can add it to your build script:

repositories {
    mavenCentral()
}