We've seen similar comments on this list from people regarding
software firewalls and some antivirus software interfering with Maven,
so I'm not entirely surprised, but that is certainly not the first
thing I would think of when these kinds of problems start happening.
Usually someone has failed t
Hi Wayne,
After a lot of tests I found out what was going wrong.
My personal firewall thought that it would be a good idea to block all
outgoing requests from java.exe and not to tell me anything about it.
The strangest thing is that it was not blocking javaw.exe so other
applications like Eclip
Looking at the mvn debug output, it looks like mvn was unable to
resolve/find the site repo1.maven.org. Are you sure your Internet
connection is not having any troubles?
Perhaps try deleting your ~/.m2/ directory and try again -- that seems
to fix weird problems for some people. Or just rename it
