MyEclipse Configuring MAVEN

1. First configure the Java operating environment (JDK to 1.7 and above version), the web has detailed information.

2. Download maven, specific download link http://maven.apache.org/download.html

3. Download Apache-maven-3.2.1-bin.zip and unzip to the specified location.

4. Create a new system variable: m2_home, the path format is: D:\maven\apache-maven-3.2.1 (your decompression path).

5. Configure the PATH environment variable, add "%m2_home%\bin" at the end of the path value, note (if the previous path is not there, manually fill in the English format).

6. After configuration, open the cmd window: Enter Mvn-version, there will be version information, indicating success.

7. Go to Maven to configure the local repository

Open the local Maven directory for example: D:\maven\apache-maven-3.2.1, open the Settings.xml file under the Conf folder, find the 53rd line, remove the comment, modify it to:<localrepository> E:/mvnrespo</localrepository> (Modify it to a specified file directory of your own local).

------------------MyEclipse configuration-------can refer to http://jingyan.baidu.com/article/4f7d5712aa9c631a201927ea.html

The Maven plugin is already in 1.myeclipse and you don't have to download it yourself, configure Maven for Eclipse, and from the Eclipse menu bar, click Maven, Preferences, Windows-- installations, add the previously extracted maven

2, click User Settings to use our own MAVEN configuration.

3. Open MyEclipse---window--preferences--java--installjars----add

To add a local JDK, be sure to configure the default VM arguments otherwise run the MAVEN project times

-dmaven.multimoduleprojectdirectory system propery is not set. Error message.

Specific configurations such as:

-dmaven.multimoduleprojectdirectory= $M 2_home (directly copy parameters)

Now that the MyEclipse configuration is complete, you can create a MAVEN project.

Create a run--------------------------maven Project

File--new--other---maven project

At this point, you can create a WebApp project.

You can configure the jar package to be used in pom.xml, and it will automatically download to the local repository you set up earlier.

-----------Run the MAVEN project----

Right-click the project name, select Run as = + Maven Install in the pop-up option, and eclise will download and install the dependent package. After waiting for some time, the results of the build success are as follows:

Once again, build and publish again, right-click the project name, select Run as = + Maven build in the pop-up option, and the first run will pop up a dialog box like this:

Add the Tomcat:run----run in the goals entry.

You will run the MAVEN project directly from the run As--maven build later.

He will download the dependency package automatically, and after success can go directly to the address of the console, just like after Tomcat runs.

MyEclipse Configuring MAVEN