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- What are all of the Maven Command Line Options? - Stack Overflow
I'm looking for the list of options for Maven 2 2 but cannot find it If someone knows the location please post it Thank you I found the following but I don't know enough of Maven to know which a
- Maven skip tests - Stack Overflow
Learn how to skip tests in Maven using various configurations and command line options
- Why am I getting a 401 Unauthorized error in Maven?
I followed sonatype's checklist when receiving a 401 error: Checklist item 1 Make sure your username password is correct by logging into the Nexus UI If curl is installed on your machine, you can try deploying an artifact with I successfully logged in and out of the sonatype org website, using the user pass in settings xml I attempted to use curl to manually deploy an artifact, with the
- How to set specific Java version to Maven? - Stack Overflow
265 Maven uses the JAVA_HOME parameter to find which Java version it is supposed to run I see from your comment that you can't change that in the configuration You can set the JAVA_HOME parameter just before you start maven (and change it back afterwards if need be)
- Maven: How do I activate a profile from command line?
Learn how to activate a Maven profile from the command line with this guide
- How do I force Maven to use my local repository rather than going out . . .
Maven does check your local repository before trying to download an artifact from a remote repository Are you sure your local had these artifacts before you attempted this build? You can inspect your local repository now and try another build again anyway Also, you can specify where your local repository is in the settings xml (see here)
- Maven: best way of linking custom external JAR to my project?
Maven will fetch the dependency of external jar from GitHub Packages registry and provide in your maven project For this to work you will also need to configure you maven's settings xml to fetch from GitHub Package registry
- What archetype to choose for a simple java project
Maven Quickstart Archetype As others noted, the usual starting point for a simple Java app is the QuickStart archetype See description See repository Produces these folders and files: From the command line in a console: mvn archetype:generate -DarchetypeGroupId=org apache maven archetypes -DarchetypeArtifactId=maven-archetype-quickstart -DarchetypeVersion=1 4 Note there that 1 4 is the
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