I am shifted from eclipse to intellij idea to work with my Spring boot project. there i found only maven clean option, but I am unable to find out how to do maven update. instead there it has maven build option, the build option created .class files. But i need to update only my dependencies.
To update the dependency it is enough to update its version in pom.xml and invoke Reload All Maven Projects action in Maven tool window. If dependency is not updated there is some problem.
step by step :
and your enter : mvn clean update
inside in IntelliJ, instead of Using maven update, we are using the maven install. so that it will install all the dependencies and update the project.
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I am using Maven to use Postrgres SQL driver. Besides I am using InteliJ IDEA Ultimatre Edition, and, as I understood, Maven is included in Ultimate version initially. Correct me - all I need, is to set dependencies, and connect PostrgeSQL to Java. I am not oblige to Download Maven (except required Dependecie of course, I mean Maven as framework)? Thanks a lot!
When you are creating a new project, choose Maven. After the project is created, you will receive an empty Maven project structure with the pom.xml and a script mvnw of Maven Wrapper, which you can use (instead of mvn) to build your app.
Just add dependencies to the pom.xml and build.
The Maven Wrapper will do the work for you - download Maven into the project subdirectory and use it.
I have a Maven error like the following in Eclipse for a Maven project.:
Project 'project1' is missing required library: '.../.m2/repository/.../project2/0.37.0-SNAPSHOT/project2-0.37.0-SNAPSHOT.jar'
The project cannot be built until build path errors are resolved
The error is wrong, because in the parent pom.xml version 0.38.0-SNAPSHOT is defined, which also lies in the .m2 repository as project2-0.38.0-SNAPSHOT.jar
I tried: "Right click" -> "Maven" -> "Update Project...", but it does now solve the problem.
Then I tried: mvn eclipse:clean eclipse:eclipse, which solved the problem. But, then the problem is, that it converts the Eclipse Maven project to an Eclipse project. So I have to manually convert it back to an Eclipse Maven project. I also wonder because Apache Maven Eclipse Plugin is RETIRED.
Is there another solution to the above Problem?
Your error messages sais something about 0.37.0-SNAPSHOT but in your text you refere to 0.38.0-SNAPSHOT. Is it a mistake or maybe the version in your dependency is wrong?
First your are right not to mix mvn eclipse:eclipse and eclipse-m2e plug-in. Second the Maven->Update Project should fix any misconfiguration.
I would suggest to call mvn clean install in your console to verify that there are no real dependency problems. Eclipse sometimes does not update its index correctly.
Second if the error still appears try to restart your eclipse. I often saw that eclipse-m2e does cache some stra
I'm using intelij. I have multiple maven projects.
I deployed new version of maven Project_1, in the logs intelij showed version like this 1.0.0-20170331.023320-3.jar
Then in other Project_2 in pom file at I set the version of Project_1 as LATEST and run install. And in the logs intelij shows that 1.0.0-20170330-253 version was downloaded. It has different timestamp and when I'm checking the file in the external libraries, it doesn't contain my recent changes.
Please, advise, what I'm doing wrong?
You may want to "Reimport all maven projects" in IntelliJ which will redownload the dependencies
Right click on the Project -> select Maven -> Click Reimport
First Please use mvn command line like mvn compile to find the problem.
Set the version to 1.0.0-SNAPSHOT not Latest, if you set the version to snapshot, if you using mvn compile command, I will check the dependency for the latest one in the maven repo. If you are using Intellij try to reimport the maven project.
I need new third party jar for reading csv in maven based project. So, I did entry in pom.xml for same as below.
<dependency>
<groupId>net.sf.opencsv</groupId>
<artifactId>opencsv</artifactId>
<version>2.0</version>
</dependency>
But when I run mvn install or mvn package command, It does not download newly added dependency and just build project and generate war.
I am trying to get the issue! Please share solution if anybody face this earlier!
Regards
Try running a forced update:
mvn clean install -U
The -U (uppercase U) forces maven to look at all dependencies and try to update them.
If the dependency is defined in a <dependencies> block that is within a <dependencyManagement> block, adding it without the version number to a <dependencies> block that is outside <dependencyManagement> may fix the problem.
This is because the purpose of <dependencyManagement> block is to manage dependency versions, and not to install the dependencies. See this other article: Differences between dependencyManagement and dependencies in Maven
I resolved this issue by following steps:
1). Remove concerned jar from local /m2 folder.
2). Run mvn eclipse:eclipse command
3). And last run: mvn clean install
Now I am looking for concerned jar in my project class path!
If you are using IntelliJ Idea as your editor then simply follow 3 simple steps:
Right click on your project
Select Maven (last option probably)
Select "Reload project"
And that's it, IntelliJ Idea will download the dependencies and now you can proceed further.
Try:
Menu -> Project -> Clean -> Select the project
Right Click on the project -> Maven -> Maven clean
Right Click on the project -> Maven -> Maven install
Happened to me and it has fixed my problem. Hope it helps you.
I deleted .m2 folder and then from eclipse ran maven install then took maven update project. It resolved my issue and jar file got downloaded.
You can usually resolve these errors by updating Maven dependencies as follows:
Right-click on your top-level project (not on the pom.xml file) in the Project Explorer view.
From the menu, choose Maven > Update project
Make sure ForceUpdate of Snapshots/Releases is checked, and click OK.
You'll see a progress indicator in the lower-right-hand corner of the application window. When the update completes, you should be able to generate code normally, and the error markers should disappear.
In IntelliJ
Right-click on your root folder of the project in the Project Explorer view. From the menu, choose Maven > Reload project.
After that, your new dependencies will be downloaded. Then you should be able to generate code normally, and all the error markers will disappear.
I'm merging two projects into one(mergin project1 into project2). Now I'm going to copy all dependencies from project1 pom into project2 pom, like :
<dependency>
<groupId>commons-configuration</groupId>
<artifactId>commons-configuration</artifactId>
<version>1.6</version>
</dependency>
And some others. The build is successful the thing in eclipse annoys me so much like when hovering over import org.apache.commons.configuration.ConfigurationException:
The import org.apache.commons.configuration cannot be resolved
But the build still succeds, what can I do to get rid of these?
If you use m2eclipse, you need to click Maven -> Update Dependencies.
Otherwise I guess you need to regenerate the Eclipse project with mvn eclipse:eclipse.
Try doing 'mvn eclipse:clean eclipse:eclipse'. That will force maven to delete all of the old eclipse configurations for your project and rebuild them from scratch.
Maybe try to edit POM by inserting whitespace and saving it. It should trigger rebuilding of the project. There is also a "Refresh Dependencies" option in m2eclipse plugin.
I had similiar problems when I used Eclipse integrated with Maven and the 1st technique usually helped.
Make sure a build is done successfully and ensure that on your Package Explorer the org.apache.commons jar is found under the Maven Dependencies section (given you have m2eclipse plugin installed in your eclipse)
What version of Eclipse, mvn and m2eclipse? Might want to double-check those.
You shouldn't need to do mvn eclipse:eclipse anymore - that's obsolete. You can try deleting your Eclipse project files and reopening the project (settings, project, classpath).