| On 12/05/2012 10:49 PM, Andrew Ross
      wrote:
 I
      agree with you. There are some things that don't make sense to
      distribute as a Maven repository. Others however make good sense
      as they are consumed outside of Eclipse.
      EMF (core) is a good example here, Some jars are independent of
    Eclipse and make a lot of sense to embed in a GWT or an Android
    application.
 SWT also like to release as plain jars.
 
 For such use case, we could think about project having configuration
    for 2 build systems: 1 for Eclipse (Tycho - or Buckminster) and 1
    for the whole Java world. In that case, there could be 2 poms
    per-project: a pom.xml which would be a tycho-based, and a
    pom-jar.xml that would build it as a jar contain the dependency
    defined in the Maven way + info about deployment to Nexus.
 
 We can also think of something more magic that would turn an
    "eclipse-plugin" Tycho artifact to a Maven "jar" one and push it to
    Nexus, but this would require to turm OSGi/p2-way dependency to
    Maven ones. I don't think it's possible to ensure correct matching.
 
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