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I setup a Maven project from an existing project and copied over all the files including the new pom.xml.
I hit Run -> Maven package and watched as it took quite a while for it to build – I figured it was downloading repositories. But much to my dismay after a few minutes it came back with errors about missing 10 dependencies — all the ones in the pom!
I realized I was VPNed into a network which had a proxy, so it was likely a network issue.
I decided to unplug from the VPN and with normal network no proxy I tried again, but its like it didnt even try, it just bam instantly bopped the same 10 missing artifact errors. I think the result of the first attempt is cached, and it never tries again.
I want to force it to retry but I have no idea how. I tried right clicking project and saying Update Snapshots, Update dependencies, editing the pom, shutting down and restarting myeclipse … it just never retries! It always comes back instantly with missing artifact.
The pom has no special depository configured, and the scope is compile.
I now have to sit here manually installing each one of these – so frustrating! Only then does it work… 8 more to go now…
trant,
Sorry to hear you are running into this issue. Could you answer below queries –
1. Open MyEclipse IDE, from menu options click on MyEclipse > Installation Summary > Installation Details > [Copy to Clipboard] and paste the same here.
2. Clear your .log file located at [your workspace dir]/.metadata/.log, replicate the issue and attach file here
3. Could you confirm, if you are behind proxy, have you set the proxy settings here – window > preferences > general > network connections?Could you try this – remove the “maven-resources-plugin” from the local repository in your system and build your project again. By removing the “maven-resources-plugin” from the local repository and rebuilt, maven would be forced to check the remote sites and update the releases, in this process it should fix the dependency issues.
Let me know how this works for you?
trant,
This appears to be a bug or deficiency in Maven. Please take a look at the first comment of this link :
https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/MAVEN/PluginResolutionException
http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MNG-4537Please try the suggestion by support-joy and check if it fixes the issue.
Let us know how it works for you.
