Hi Billy,
Concerning your upgrade problems: take a look at [1], it describes a way to
download (or mirror as its called on that page) any eclipse update site to
your local disk. You can use this to download the m2e update site on a
machine that does have internet connection, zip it and bring it ov
It will only download sources when an attempt to access them is made.
On 9 August 2012 22:34, Billy Newman wrote:
> It could be archiva, although I am not sure why I would be able to
> download sources and Javadocs using the dependency plugin and not with m2e.
>
> Quick question so I can debug t
It could be archiva, although I am not sure why I would be able to download
sources and Javadocs using the dependency plugin and not with m2e.
Quick question so I can debug this tomorrow. Is m2e supposed to pull the
sources and/or Javadocs at the same time it pulls the main artifact? Ie when I
1.1 is only required for Juno. 1.0 is expected to work with Indigo. I
use sources download all the time, so I am quite certain it worked
without problems in 1.0 on Indigo and works in 1.1 on Juno now.
I never payed attention to dependencies that only provide javadoc and no
sources. Have you tried
Is this only expected to work in version 1.1? I work in an env where I
cannot connect to the internet. I have version 1.0 of m2e installed in
eclipse indigo. I have my own repository (Archiva repository). When I
publish my API jar I publish it with the javadocs, and yes I have verified
that the
This is expected to work.
Check if some-API-sources.jar is actually available from remote
repositories enabled in pom.xml.
Check you are running m2e 1.1, especially if you are on Juno.
If still does not work, provide small standalone example project and
expect steps to reproduce the problem and
So if I am dependent on some-API.jar its in my pom and pulled from my maven
repo, then I should get some-API-sources.jar as well when I install right? I
tried stepping into the jars classes and they are not found and the sources jar
is not in my local repository so it did not get downloaded.
Not sure what you expected to happen, but download sources/javadoc apply
to dependencies of workspace projects. In most cases you do not need to
enable them, m2e will automatically download dependency sources when you
navigate to one of dependency classes using F3 or step into it in debugger.
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So I successfully got m2e plugin installed. But I am having issues with
downloading sources and Javadocs. I went through the window-> preferences ->
maven and selected both checkboxes. I then right click my pom file and select
run as maven install. My build runs and installs just fine but none
