Add Jars to Local Maven repository

The mvn install:install file  command can be used to add a  jar to the local repo.
However you can use the .java class in my prev post to generate the install script just be changing the
directory path.
mvn install:install-file


-Dfile=path-to-file

-DgroupId=group-id

-DartifactId=artifact-id

-Dversion=version

-Dpackaging=packaging--can begievn as .jar

-DgeneratePom=true


Here is the sample install scripts

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