MAVEN Installation and Environment configuration (Windows)

1. Download the installation package

Download the latest version of the installation package on the MAVEN website: http://maven.apache.org/download.cgi

2. Unpack the installation package 3, configure the MAVEN environment variable

Configure the M2_home environment variable, point to the MAVEN installation directory, and append the bin directory to the path path for easy invocation at the command line.

Windows:

Linux:

Add the MAVEN environment variable in the/etc/profile file as follows:

export M2_HOME=/opt/mavenexport PATH=$PATH:$M2_HOME/bin

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4. Verification

Execute mvn–version at the command line, if the displayed information indicates that MAVEN has been successfully installed

5, copy the global configuration file to the user directory

Copy the%m2_home%\config\settings.xml file to the%USER_HOME%.M2 directory for the current user to override the global settings for MAVEN settings.

6. Modify the IDE's built-in maven

To ensure consistency in the command line execution of the MVN command and the MVN command executed in the IDE, you need to modify the IDE's built-in maven for our own download

1> Eclipse/myeclipse (both Eclipse and myeclipse use the M2eclipse plug-in, set up the same way):

Take the Eclipse4.5 version of the Java EE version as an example:
Window–> preferences–> Enter maven–> in the Filter box installations–> add and select the maven you downloaded on the right. As shown in the following:

MAVEN Installation and Environment configuration (Windows)