Maven Repository )you should focus on the unsynched repository ( mine was the local repository )and then right click and choose "reindex"If reindex is disabled, it means you are not standing on the repository node, but on some other node.
It is unclear to me at all why Eclipse would have a feature for exploring Maven repository.
Worker.run(Worker.java:55) I don't know that to do with that message. Also, the exception that you see comes from nexus-indexer integration and is expected because m2e only supports http(s) protocol to access remote indexes.
Only thing that caught my eye, there is no such ".index" file at the given location. You can disable indexer support for individual repository in Maven repositories view to suppress the message.
I used seperate workspaces and downloaded the same project down from our SVN, so the project I'm using to test this is identical in both workspaces.
Can you please explain what is the problem exactly?
My problem is that with the newer m2eclipse plugin my dependencies which should be fetched from our internal repository (over scp) do not become resolved. 0.9.8, all dependencies would be downloaded over scp from our repository instantly (tried this by renaming the .m2/repository directory and letting m2e fetching the dependencies from scratch). I just get error messages like this when watching the POM in the POM editor and clicking on one of the red messages at the top of the editor: ----------------- Project build error: Non-resolvable parent POM de.julielab:jules:1.3 for de.julielab:jules-medline-reader:1.15: Failed to resolve POM for de.julielab:jules:1.3 due to Missing: ---------- 1) de.julielab:jules:pom:1.3 ---------- 1 required artifact is missing.
-- Regards, Igor Chew wrote: Mh, I thought the unability to update the index was my problem.
Nexus Index Manager
-- Regards, Igor Chew wrote: Mh, I thought the unability to update the index was my problem.
Nexus Index Manager$1.run(Nexus Index Manager.java:624) at org.eclipse.internal.index. Chew Can you please explain what is the problem exactly?
Index Updater Job.run(Index Updater Job.java:71) at org. "Maven does not run" is not specific enough, unfortunately.
"Maven does not run" is not specific enough, unfortunately.
Also, the exception that you see comes from nexus-indexer integration and is expected because m2e only supports http(s) protocol to access remote indexes.
||-- Regards, Igor Chew wrote: Mh, I thought the unability to update the index was my problem.Nexus Index Manager$1.run(Nexus Index Manager.java:624) at org.eclipse.internal.index. Chew Can you please explain what is the problem exactly?Index Updater Job.run(Index Updater Job.java:71) at org. "Maven does not run" is not specific enough, unfortunately."Maven does not run" is not specific enough, unfortunately.Also, the exception that you see comes from nexus-indexer integration and is expected because m2e only supports http(s) protocol to access remote indexes.
.run(Nexus Index Manager.java:624) at org.eclipse.internal.index. Chew Can you please explain what is the problem exactly?Index Updater Job.run(Index Updater Job.java:71) at org. "Maven does not run" is not specific enough, unfortunately.
"Maven does not run" is not specific enough, unfortunately.
Also, the exception that you see comes from nexus-indexer integration and is expected because m2e only supports http(s) protocol to access remote indexes.