Hi Tobias,
Thanks for the tip.
I have a different set of repositories for each of my projects so i have
decided to use
the below configuration for each of the repositories.
<snapshots>
<enabled>false</enabled>
<updatePolicy>never<updatePolicy>
</snapshots>
I have just checked now, maven is downloading only the ones which were
missed ( when i aborted the download) , so its working fine.
I will wait till all the downloads are finished and will try it all over
again and see if maven doesn't start downloading all over again.
If not i will reply to this post.
Thanks again both of you in helping me out.
Cheers,
Goutham Rao
Tobias Gierke-2 wrote:
>
> Hi,
>> Thanks Tommy,
>>
>> Actually i didn't state the complete problem before( sorry my fault)..
>>
>> if i stop maven from updating in between ( CTRL + C and terminate all
>> batch
>> jobs) and now if i try the same commands with the offline option , it
>> says
>> that it cannot find some artifacts ( probably the ones i stopped from
>> downloading before).
>>
>> Is there anyway of getting around this problem.
>>
> You can specify update policies (like 'always' , 'never' , 'daily' etc.
> ) for each repository in
>
> - your local settings.xml file (on Unix it's ~/.m2/settings.xml)
> - your global settings.xml ( ${MAVEN_INSTALL_DIR}/conf/settings.xml )
> - your pom.xml file
>
> Just add the appropriate <repository/> and <pluginRepository/> sections
> and you're good to go. The repository ID 'central' is special because it
> is the 'default' repository , setting an update policy for it should
> prevent most update requests. Unfortunately , some pom.xml files contain
> <repository/> sections themselves - don't know how/if you can override
> these as well.
>
> Regards,
>
> Tobias
>> Best Regards,
>> Goutham Rao
>>
>> Tommy Knowlton wrote:
>>
>>> try using the -o (offline mode) option for the mvn command.
>>>
>>> Hope that helps.
>>> --
>>> TK
>>>
>>> On Aug 18, 2008, at 2:52 PM, goutham wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>> Hello Good Evening,
>>>>
>>>> I have a small but seriously irritating problem here :)
>>>>
>>>> Whenever i run a maven command such as mvn install or mvn site, it
>>>> begins by
>>>> looking up the remote repositories for any updates and this is
>>>> taking a hell
>>>> lot of time.
>>>>
>>>> I now have almost 3 to 4 version of each jar file in my repository.
>>>>
>>>> After a lot of googling and a red eye i have posted this question
>>>> here.
>>>>
>>>> Please can some one guide in solving this.
>>>>
>>>> Best Regards,
>>>> Goutham
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