I thought Spring was supposed to be easy. Ignore the venting and don't argue about into why OP does not like Maven - who cares? Maybe English isn't your first language, but for whatever reason you completely misunderstood the discussion. Asked 5 years, 11 months ago. Everybody has a preference. 
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Download framework JAR files with all dependencies
Asked 5 years, 11 months ago. Maven has the jars, but no details of what jars I need - Spring openloic to bundle the jars in the past.
Robert Moskal Robert Moskal Ignore the venting and don't argue about into why OP does not like Maven - who cares? So if you must, grab the jars starting with this one from Maven Central yourself and have some fun. I'm a trainer and I work at a place that doesn't allow Maven or Gradle. Would you like to answer one of these unanswered questions instead?
From what I can tell it seems you have to spend many frustrating hours on Google to find out how to do this. I answered his question about why Spring does things the way they do; manually fetching transitive dependencies is cumbersome and error-prone.
Which is the Spring Version (Spring forum at Coderanch)
Rajiv Bandi 27 6 6 bronze badges. It seems everyone wants you to use a dependency management tool. I think the Spring guys can't imagine why anyone would want to endure all these downsides.
Maybe English isn't your first language, but for whatever reason you completely misunderstood the discussion. I want to take the simplest possible approach. Just provide a url - repo.
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How do you download Spring Framework jars if you can't stand Maven or any of the other build management tools. It has happened to me before, I know that. Am I the only idiot that can't figure out where the download links are on the Maven repository artifact pages? Why is it so difficult with Spring 3? In other words, his problem wasn't with Maven but with Spring. I thought Spring was supposed to be easy. Why can't you stand Maven? Unicorn Meta Zoo 9: But it's your project and you should do what you think is right.
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Everybody has a preference. I like Maven, but I really like Gradle.
You can always browse a maven repository and download the parts you need: I really am surprised there doesn't appear to be any prepackaged version available for download. Start with the spring ones.
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