# 2 years ago
Amato	Hi, All the published .JARs have been blown away by Bintray. Is there information on how to build all relevant jar files from sources on gitlab? Some of the javas don't seem to have made it over from github, nor can I find where some of them were in the first place.

# 2 years ago
Ingvord	Hi Amato, FYI there is an HZG fork of JTango, hosted on GitHub i.e. maven GitHub repo. You are very welcome to use it: link Just follow the README instructions to setup maven. If any questions I am happy to answer. Also you should be able to build any required jar using maven: mvn package Might require some fiddling though… you know, setup maven; resolve dependencies etc Hope this helps. Cheers

# 2 years ago
KrystianKedron	JTango plans to move to GitLab this week. After that, we will release a new version and this version should be available in the: https://oss.sonatype.org/#view-repositories (aka Maven Central). I will update this post base on our progress. Apologies for the inconvenience. Best Regrads, Krystian

# 2 years ago
Amato	no worries! i'm in the midst of refactoring Tango-Source-Distribution library and will submit a PR updating the maven links when I get to that.

# 2 years ago

Reynald

S2Innovation made a backup of the Bintray artifacts before the closure of Bintray and made them available using the following link: https://s2innovation.sharepoint.com/:f:/s/Developers/Eg2gQYrxpbpJp3dgb-b-f50BP-pN6RtfcPz70SXsbZ3HyA?e=uYHPiH This could be useful while waiting for a proper configuration of Bintray replacement. Rosenberg's Law: Software is easy to make, except when you want it to do something new. Corollary: The only software that's worth making is software that does something new.