The only thing that surprises me is that I never faced this issue with
Maven 1. It would either connect to the repository perfectly and
download everything in one shot or if it could not connect, it would
come to a dead stop - repeated tries never helped. Is Maven 2 different
somehow in how it
My problem has been resolved. It had nothing to do with Maven. It was
resolved by the AndroMDA team.
In the process I have been introduced to Maven and now my interest is very
high. Thanks to everybody involved.
tedh
I've found that when you're first running many on a brand new project
and/or an empty local repository, that you'll have to run it several
times to resolve all of the dependencies, especially those coming from
'central'. The server sometimes just gets busy and starts rejecting
connections.
Are
Nathan,
If you really believe that 'central' (i.e., ibiblio.org) is over loaded (and
it certainly is!) then running maven over and over isn't much of a solution,
nor is it helping the situation. Do yourself a favor and define a mirror[1].
Ted, I think the same advice should help you out.
it's not only getting busy but seems that they think it's a DoS attack
when you try to download several files in a short period of time and
ban you for some minutes.
On 8/21/06, Doug Douglass [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nathan,
If you really believe that 'central' (i.e., ibiblio.org) is over
