Maven is "only" a container for plugins. The installation includes the
required base to run maven, but all plugin and the libs they required
are downloaded.
This make the first maven runs "long" as lot's of jars are downloaded.
After a first run worked, no more internet connexion is required to run
maven.
Nico.
Yes. I fixed it by creating a settings.xml in the .m2 directory.
Now even without this file, I'm able to run the simple command.
Does it mean that Maven need always to access internet to work?
For me it seems like it's not a complete installation. I suppose it's
a JIT philosophy. Where can I find more information about this topic?
Maven seems a quite interesting tool. I'll continue to dig. :)
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Thanks for the very fast answers. :)
Xavier.
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