Thank you, Tamás. RTFM and all that. I should have known this.
That solves my immediate problem, but I am still interested in
understanding my problem a little more.
Let's say one of my modules (Module A) depends on Hibernate v, X.Y.Z.
If I change some code in one of my own modules (Module B) that depends
on Module A, the system does not go out to the Internet or other
non-local repository to see if Hibernate v. X.Y.Z has changed. Why is
my third party imported dependency (which is versioned at 1.1.3, not a
snapshot) treated any differently? Why does Maven want to check the
non-local repos in this situation to see if it has changed?
On 02/03/2011 03:56 PM, Tamás Cservenák wrote:
That's the "-o" CLI switch as "offline".
There is also the "-h" CLI switch for "help". ;)
Thanks,
~t~
On Thu, Feb 3, 2011 at 10:51 PM, Steve Cohen<[email protected]> wrote:
I am being forced to use maven temporarily in a situation where Internet
access is disallowed. (Don't even ask).
Amazingly by copying an entire local repository from another machine, I am
able to function most of the time. The one problem comes up when maven
wants to look at Maven Central for a file it won't find there. This file is
a POM for a third-party JAR that was imported into the repository. When run
from a machine that has Internet connectivity, it attempts to download this
non-existent POM, fails to find it, and lets me off with a warning. When
run from a machine that has no Internet connectivity the build fails with:
"connection refused".
Is there a way to tell Maven to use only a local repository and never try to
connect to maven central?
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