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Thanks so much for your response!
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Hello Experts<br />
I have a normal Java Project in IntelliJ using Apache POI as one of the dependencies. I would now like to convert this into a Maven repository which will continue to function like before. Can you please refer me to a reliable step-by-step guide on how to achieve this?<br />
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Many thanks in advance for your inputs.
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Hello Experts
I have a normal Java Project in IntelliJ using Apache POI as one of the dependencies. I would now like to convert this into a Maven repository which will continue to function like before. Can you please refer me to a reliable step-by-step guide on how to achieve this?

Many thanks in advance for your inputs.

Convert a JAVA Project into Maven

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Java

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