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* Eclipse
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Eclipse support for Maven is still a bit rocky, so project descriptor files have been
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- committed into the repository so that the project can immediately be opened with no further
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- configuration.
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+ committed into the repository so that the project can immediately be opened with
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+ minimal additional configuration.
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-About Maven pom
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+ The only thing you need to do is to is to define the classpath variable M2_REPO,
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+ which is:
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+ * Windows: C:\Documents and Settings\<Your username>\.m2\repository
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+ * Mac: /Users/<Your username>\.m2\repository
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+ * Unix: /home/<Your username>\.m2\repository
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+ Go to Window -> Preferences, Java -> Build Path -> Classpath variables, New.
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+ Set the name to M2_REPO and use the Folder button to browse to the aforementioned location.
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+About Maven
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Maven downloads all external library dependencies and plugins separately, which can amount to quite a large number of
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small files that are downloaded sequentially. These are all cached locally, but the first time you run it you should
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