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After deselecting the checkboxes in the mentioned Maven4MyEclipse preferences Maven console is still there and I’m getting messages like
6/19/09 5:41:08 PM CEST: [INFO] User settings file does not exist T:\System\.m2\settings.xml 6/19/09 5:41:32 PM CEST: Unable to update index for central http://repo1.maven.org/maven2/As I have already said we have no access to the internet on the work machines, so every application which non-interactively tries to connect to the internet is bad.
Melentye,
I’ve asked the dev team to look into this issue, Maven should be highly tied down especially once those preferences are turned off.
Is the fact that Maven is trying to connect to the internet the only reason why you need to remove it from your installation? Also if you aren’t using Maven anyway, the errors you see above are harmless (at least to MyEclipse) – I understand you may have other issues with the attempt to connect.Could you enable the first preference – “Enable Maven4MyEclipse Features” from that preference page and then click OK. If you reopen the preference dialog, you should now see a Maven node under this preference page. There is an Offline checkbox which should keep it quiet – you can also turn off the “Download repository index updates on startup” option (though the offline mode should take care of this as well).
Please let us know how this goes, thanks.
Just “Offline” doesn’t help. I also need to uncheck “Download repository index updates on startup”.
the reasons why I don’t want maven plugin enabled are:
1) our project is a bit conservative and we don’t use maven there.
2) already mentioned reason about unauthorized internet access.Do you have any advice on how to get rid of another message about user settings file?
And thanks for the help, I really appreciate it.
