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We are using ANT for our build process and don’t have plans to change this in the near future.
Is it possible to use Maven to just fetch common Open Source jar files (e.g. Log4J, SWT, JFace) and put them in the right location of our project, so we don’t have to store them in our version control — preferable without creating the typical Maven-cache in the home directory?
NO NO NO Everyone!
If you’re using Ant, the best way to use Maven repositories to download jar dependencies is to use Ivy with Ant. That’s exactly what Ivy is for.
Installing Ivy and getting to work with current Ant projects is simple to do. It works with Nexus and Artifactory if you use those as your local Maven repositories.
Take a look at Ivy. It is probably exactly what you want.