You can store any kind of file in these repositories, and you don't need to use Maven. You can manually deploy artifacts to them. You can set up fine-grained access control. They integrate well with automated build tools.
I think using one of these tools would save you a lot of effort!
Here's fairly unbiased (community-driven) comparison matrix between the three.
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您正在创建自定义软件工件存储库。三个开源项目已经做到了这一点：
Artifactory 和 Nexus 也有付费版本。
您可以在这些存储库中存储任何类型的文件，并且不需要使用 Maven。您可以手动将工件部署到它们。您可以设置细粒度的访问控制。它们与自动化构建工具很好地集成。
我认为使用这些工具之一会为您节省很多精力！
这里是三者之间相当公正（社区驱动）的比较矩阵。
You're creating a custom software artifact repository. There are three open-source projects which already do this:
Artifactory and Nexus also have paid versions.
You can store any kind of file in these repositories, and you don't need to use Maven. You can manually deploy artifacts to them. You can set up fine-grained access control. They integrate well with automated build tools.
I think using one of these tools would save you a lot of effort!
Here's fairly unbiased (community-driven) comparison matrix between the three.
使用SVN + Apache（mod_dav_svn.so，mod_authz_svn.so）似乎我得到：
支持下载的客户端（来自 GNU Make 的 wget/curl、任务
阿帕奇蚂蚁）。
用户/组易于维护的写入访问权限（简单语法）：
<前>[存储库：/路径]
用户=读写
通过 cadaver 实用程序。
与 LDAP 集成。
With SVN + Apache (mod_dav_svn.so, mod_authz_svn.so) seems I get:
supported clients for downloading (wget/curl from GNU Make, task for
Apache Ant).
Easy maintainable write access for users/groups (easy syntax):
through cadaver utility.
Integration with LDAP.