I tryied changing the Eclipse plugin to version 2.5.1 to solves this problem
(as u tiped to lot of owr fellows).
This dependency was downloaded suitably, but I *still* get the same error
(even mvn -e): The plugin "...: does not exist or no valid version could be
found.
If in first time I've ran
If you're getting an error about the plugin not existing, you 1) don't
have a pom.xml in the directory you're running this in, 2) mis-spelled
some of the plugins coordinates or 3) have a corrupt local repository.
If you think it's #3, run "rm -rf ~/.m2/repository/*" to clean out
your local reposito
I'm trying your tip#3..
..it seems will solve..
I'm gonna keep on runing the necessary.
Tnx a lot,
Derlon
2010/2/13 Matt Raible
> If you're getting an error about the plugin not existing, you 1) don't
> have a pom.xml in the directory you're running this in, 2) mis-spelled
> some of the plugins
Also check which version of maven you're using, I had a mysterious problem with
the basic commands because I was using an old version od maven. I upgraded
versions and it went away. I think my problem was with 2.08 on ubuntu,
replacing with 2.10 resolved it. I don't think I was having trouble
Has anyone ran into this when running mvn appfuse:full-source? I'm
relatively new to maven so i'm not sure where to look here.
$ mvn appfuse:full-source
[INFO] Scanning for projects...
[INFO]
[INFO] Building AppFuse Spring MV
I've never seen this issue, but I'm guessing it could be related to an
expired SSL certification. However, the one on
https://appfuse.dev.java.net/svn/appfuse/trunk appears to be fine.
On Sat, Feb 13, 2010 at 5:52 PM, dinh wrote:
> Has anyone ran into this when running mvn appfuse:full-source? I'
