Christoph Schönfeld wrote:
Just set up a variable in eclipse, M2_REPO, and point it to the location
of your local repository (which is where maven stores the downloaded
files). The value for the variable needs to be: $USER/.m2/repository.
The variable can be created in Window>Preferences>Run/Deb
Christoph Schönfeld wrote:
Just set up a variable in eclipse, M2_REPO, and point it to the location
of your local repository (which is where maven stores the downloaded
files). The value for the variable needs to be: $USER/.m2/repository.
The variable can be created in Window>Preferences>Run/Deb
Thanks, that helps a lot.
Regards,
Kervin
Christoph Schönfeld wrote:
Just set up a variable in eclipse, M2_REPO, and point it to the location
of your local repository (which is where maven stores the downloaded
files). The value for the variable needs to be: $USER/.m2/repository.
The variable
under
$USER_NAME$/.m2 (for Maven2)
You can place a dependency there by hand or through Maven. I have done
it by hand, but is that the best way?
Michael
-Original Message-
From: Kervin L. Pierre [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, December 01, 2005 11:27 AM
To: users@maven.apache.org
Hello,
I am new to Maven. So far I have
created a simple Maven project using
the 'Getting Started' guide on the
website. The project builds fine
but...
(i) I Need to add Apache Derby as a
dependency. I have added...
org.apache.derby
derby
10.1.2.1
to the POM.XML file
