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I just install version 7 today.
I get the following console errors when I update dependency
1/9/09 12:39:09 PM CST: [INFO] User settings file does not exist C:\Documents and Settings\u51470\.m2\settings.xml
1/9/09 12:39:25 PM CST: Downloading central : nexus-maven-repository-index.properties
1/9/09 12:39:25 PM CST: Downloaded [central] -> http://repo1.maven.org/maven2/.index/nexus-maven-repository-index.properties
1/9/09 12:39:25 PM CST: No index update available for central
1/9/09 12:39:41 PM CST: [INFO] User settings file does not exist C:\Documents and Settings\u51470\.m2\settings.xml
1/9/09 12:41:17 PM CST: [INFO] User settings file does not exist C:\Documents and Settings\u51470\.m2\settings.xml
1/9/09 12:41:18 PM CST: Missing artifact javax.activation:activation:jar:1.0.2:provided
1/9/09 12:41:19 PM CST: Missing artifact javax.mail:mail:jar:1.3.1:provided
1/9/09 12:41:19 PM CST: Missing artifact javax.xml:namespace:jar:1.0.1:providedDo I create this file or was it not in the install?
These artifacts are not available in central Maven repository due to licensing constraints. MyEclipse can add them to your local repository – just create a Web project with Maven support. You can delete the new project after repository update is complete and run “Update Dependencies” on the original project.
I down loaded the missing jars. But I couldn’t figurer out how to make MyEclipse add them to the repository so I added the manually. This solved the missing dependencies. So I still have my original question where do I get the settings.xml file from?
@mwilliamson wrote:
I down loaded the missing jars. But I couldn’t figurer out how to make MyEclipse add them to the repository so I added the manually. This solved the missing dependencies. So I still have my original question where do I get the settings.xml file from?
Please see Maven documentation here.
