M2eclipse embedded Maven and "command line" Maven are not the same, so they
apply different default settings, from here the discrepancy between the
two behaviours. Possible solutions are:
- explicitly set the source and target version as Anders Hammad said before
or (better, after me)
- configur
Solved: it was only that I was giving wrong names for archetypes! ;)
PS sorry for the late reply
Update: now root-builds do not work anymore.
first it succesfully created a camel-service-unit
then the "Error transferring file: repo1.maven.org" problem
raised again, but this time under root.
I continue to not understand why:
Here is the mvn commands output:
Thanks again,
Andrea
/* service-uni
False alarm, the second build was made without 'sudo'.
Under root all works correctly. Sorry.
Thanks for reply,
I omitted that if maven run as a super-user task all works correctly, and so
was with
normal-user runs until a few days ago, when suddenly (and without any
evident cause) maven was no more able to perform builds as a normal-user...
The problem isn't vital, because I can do everyth
Hi,
I'm doing apache servicemix tutorials (tutorial 3: Camel) using maven,
when I run "mvn archetype:create" I get a message saying that an error
occurred
transferring data from repo1.maven.org
I have a working internet connection (through which I'm writing this email),
and I'm able to
open witho
I have a fully working connection to the internet,
I tried starting firefox and lynx from command line: all goes well.
I think that maven (and only maven in my system) can't resolve addresses,
this is the line that make me think that:
> Caused by: java.net.UnknownHostException: repo1.maven.org
I wo
Hi,
I'm following Apache ServiceMix tutorial 3 (Apache Camel), and I'm
experiencing a problem running maven in ubuntu 9.04 as a normal user.
Until yesterday everything was working correctly, but this morning maven
seemed to not be able anymore to connect to its central repository.
Maven was launche
