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Internet2 doesn't have a recommendation. The Shibboleth Consortium, as voiced by the developers, would.
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<div>On Feb 26, 2014, at 8:26 AM, "Randall,Matt" <<a href="mailto:MRANDALL@CERNER.COM">MRANDALL@CERNER.COM</a>></div>
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can certainly sympathize with your perspective on the Maven Central repository. Is it Internet2's recommendation to use the Shibboleth repository for sourcing the other artifacts that OpenSAML is dependent upon into our own Nexus server, or perhaps to build
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