The key thing is to install the Maven Integration Plugin for Eclipse, also known as M2Eclipse. You can also follow the same steps if you are still using Eclipse Indigo. You can see how easy it is to create a Maven-based Java project in Eclipse. Here are the steps to followġ) Create New Project, and choose Maven -> Maven ProjectĢ) Select simple archetype and default workspace location, you can choose any workspace location or archetype but for this demo, default settings are good enough.ģ) Put meta details for a project like groupId, artifactId, project name, etc.Ĥ) Done, your project is created, you can view them in Project Explorer. It's very easy to create a Maven-based Java project, once you have set up Maven and installed the Maven Integration plugin for Eclipse. How to Create a Maven-based Java project in Eclipse? Once you are done with your changes, you can save settings.xml, but remember to click the update settings button on Eclipse, otherwise, your changes will not be picked up by Eclipse and you will spend countless hours on mysterious Maven issues, which hardly direct you here.Ģ. This file can be found inside C:\apache-maven-3.1.0\conf\settings.xml or your specific download folder if you are not using embedded Maven, otherwise in location C:\Users\YourUserName\.m2\settings.xml.
To update Maven's Internet connection proxy settings, you can edit the following block of Maven settings.xml. This means you don't need to manually download and install Apache Maven by yourself.īy the way, if you are running under proxy than, you need to update Maven's settings.xml file, without this Maven will not be able to download dependencies and plugins when required. When you install the Maven plugin, they come with bundled apache Maven and they create a Maven repository in your User directory like C:\Users\YourUserName\.m2\repository.
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