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It's easy to say that, but that's not the default in Java and it takes a decent amount of work to completely decouple yourself. For example: it uses XML all over the place to setup and configure things and, by default, will validate these XML files against a schema at a URL. If that URL starts redirecting to a splash page (as http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/persistence/persistence_2_0.xsd currently does), it breaks the build.


Validating parsers should not be downloading these, they should have local copies. And you should probably not validate against a dtd anyway.

No build should need network access.


Apparently you've never met Maven.


I believe the expression is "Maven downloads the Internet".


I'm going to use that one! ha!


It seems to be fixed now.




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