An example project illustrating how to use Oracle's maven repo with gradle.

Instructions

METHOD 1 - credentials in build.gradle

Edit build.gradle and scroll down to the METHOD 1 section.

Uncomment the credentials block and enter your Oracle Account credentials.

Then test if gradle can resolve dependencies from the Oracle Maven repository:

./gradlew resolveDependencies

Above command should download the Oracle JDBC driver (or verify that they've already been downloaded).

METHOD 2 - use maven's settings.xml and optional encryption

Prerequisites

Before trying this method, I advise you to try it with straight maven first. See:

• example-maven-oracle
  github.com/robin-a-meade/example-maven-oracle
  an example of how to use the Oracle Maven Repo with maven

That way you'll know that your ~/.m2/settings.xml and, if opting to encrypt password, settings-security.xml, are properly set up.

Instructions

Edit build.gradle.

Uncomment the 'net.lingquica.maven-settings' plugin at the top.

Scroll down to the METHOD 2 section.

Verify that the name property matches the server id you configured for the Oracle maven repo in your ~/.m2/settings.xml.

Then, as above, test if gradle can resolve dependencies from the Oracle Maven repository:

./gradlew resolveDependencies

See also

• example-maven-oracle
  github.com/robin-a-meade/example-maven-oracle
  an example of how to use the Oracle Maven Repo with maven
• How to add ojdbc7 to Java web app by Gradle?
  stackoverflow.com/questions/37783669
• Can I use the Maven repo with Gradle?
  community.oracle.com/thread/3899544
• Support for Maven Repositories that use realm-based SSO
  https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/gradle-dev/G8X_41lOIlU
  (Includes the url workaround)