[ http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MNG-1457?page=comments#action_50329 ] 

Milos Kleint commented on MNG-1457:
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when the data loads I need to be able to figure that something is not really 
correct with the setup. Example:
To display dependencies of the project, I use the 
MavenProject.getCompile/Text/RuntimeArtifacts methods. I visually indicate 
which dependencies are direct and which are transitive. Fine. For plexus 
projects that I never built before, the metods didn't return anything. (I was 
off the net, in a train at that time) That way it pretended that there are no 
dependencies. I would like to have a visual indication in the UI somehow that 
the dependency is not found and that completion/compilation will not work and 
let use resolve these.. Will looking at getDependencies() list and comparing it 
to the artifacts help me here?

> maven embedder completely offline on request.
> ---------------------------------------------
>
>          Key: MNG-1457
>          URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MNG-1457
>      Project: Maven 2
>         Type: Bug
>   Components: maven-embedder
>     Reporter: Milos Kleint

>
>
> I'm using the embedder to load the project definition. I didn't manage to 
> setup the embedder to be completely offline and not to check remote 
> repositories at all.
> That can results in serious performance hits when the dependencies and 
> everyting is not resolved locally. Since my netbeans IDE projects 
> representation is based purely on maven data, I need to load fast, possibly 
> not precisely correct and completely resolved data but fast. Opening plexus 
> for example means opening 30+ projects (when one opens all the subprojects of 
> the root parent pom.) It takes forever on a machine that didn't have the 
> plexus sources prebuilt and everything resolved and cached locally.
> I should be able to learn that the project definition is not completely 
> resolved and show the user in appropriate manner.

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