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# Using Maven

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## Use CodeArtifact with mvn

* **Important**\
  You can use any value in the `<id>` element, but it must be the same in both the `<server>` and `<repository>` elements. This enables the specified credentials to be included in requests to CodeArtifact.
* **Note**\
  The example above publishes `commons-cli 1.4`. Modify the groupId, artifactID, version, and file arguments to publish a different JAR.

## Publishing with curl

* **Important**\
  You must prefix the value of the `--data-binary` parameter with a `@` character. When putting the value in quotation marks, the `@` must be included inside the quotation marks.

## Use Maven checksums

* **Note**\
  Maven uses the term `artifact`. In this guide, a Maven package is the same as a Maven artifact. For more information, see [AWS CodeArtifact package](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/codeartifact/latest/ug/welcome.html#welcome-concepts-package).


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