export MAVEN_HOME=[PATH TO MAVEN]
A lot of folk endit their bash profile, but I dont like that..
Here;s what i would (and what i do)..
1. Download maven
2. Put the directory in /Developer/Java/J2EE
3. Create a symlink to that directory (in case a newer version comes out) as follows:
sudo ln -s /Developer/Java/J2EE/maven-1.0 /Developer/Java/J2EE/Maven
4. Put the attached script in /Developer/Java/J2EE/Maven, and make sure its executable
sudo chmod +x /Developer/Java/J2EE/Maven/MavenSetup.sh
5. Symlink the script to /usr/bin
sudo ln -s /Developer/Java/J2EE/Maven/MavenSetup.sh /usr/bin/maven
now test with maven -v
The script just sets the varible you need and stops all that nasty linux user ~/.maven stuff. But sets it in ~/Library/Maven ..much nicer..
On 30 Sep 2004, at 18:36, Robert Croy wrote:
I am a newbie with Unix and Maven. I am trying to add MAVEN_HOME to my path without success. I am using MacOS X 10.3. Please help.
Robert Croy, ACTC, CCNA Co-Coordinator, Center for Technologies in Teaching and Learning Macintosh and Media Specialist Office of Educational Technology College of Education University of Illinois Champaign, Illinois 61820 (217)244-7005
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