Create a Maven project in Eclipse complains Could not resolve archetype

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I am totally a newbie with Maven  I want to create a Maven project with Eclipse Juno EE with archetype  webapp   I installed  Maven Integration for Eclipse WTP  incubation   and I also have installed  Maven Integration for Eclipse   found it on Installed tab of Eclipse Marketplace   When I try to create new Project from File- New  Maven Project  I obtain error    Could not resolve archetype org apache maven archetypes maven-archetype-webapp RELEASE from any of the configured repositories  Could not resolve artifact org apache maven archetypes maven-archetype-webapp pom RELEASE Failed to resolve version for org apache maven archetypes maven-archetype-webapp pom RELEASE  Could not find metadata org apache maven archetypes maven-archetype-webapp maven-metadata xml in local  C  Documents and Settings PEP35KD  m2 repository  Failed to resolve version for org apache maven archetypes maven-archetype-webapp pom RELEASE  Could not find metadata org apache maven archetypes maven-archetype-webapp maven-metadata xml in local  C  Documents and Settings PEP35KD  m2 repository    It happens for all kinds of archetype  I am using a proxy  and I create file settings xml under C  Documents and Settings PEP35KD m2  with this content    lt proxies gt       lt proxy gt           lt id gt myId lt  id gt           lt active gt true lt  active gt           lt protocol gt http lt  protocol gt           lt username gt rete pep35kd lt  username gt           lt password gt XXXX lt  password gt           lt host gt XXXX lt  host gt           lt port gt 8080 lt  port gt           lt nonProxyHosts gt localhost lt  nonProxyHosts gt       lt  proxy gt   lt  proxies gt    Please  consider that it seems that I cannot use mvn command from command line  command not found   I never installed Maven itself  I thinked that plugin is just enough  is it a correct assumption   UPDATE Problem is definitely related to proxy  By    Installing Maven on local PC  Installing Maven Eclipse from Eclipse Market Place  Setting Maven Install directory to local PC Maven dir  instead of default Embedded Maven    everything works as expected  I cannot really understand why  but probably firewall is blocking traffic with Maven servers

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Adding the following inside  mirrors  section in the user setting xml file worked for me    lt mirror gt     lt id gt ibiblio org lt  id gt     lt url gt http   mirrors ibiblio org maven2 lt  url gt     lt mirrorOf gt central lt  mirrorOf gt   lt  mirror gt

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You can resolve it by configuring settings xml in Eclipse    Go to Window --  Preferences --  Maven --  User Settings --  select the actual path of settings xml

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Assuming that you have your proxy settings correct  you may have missed out pointing Eclipse to the intended settings xml file  This happens often when you have both Maven installed as a snap in  and an external installation outside Eclipse  You need to tell Eclipse which Maven installation it should use  and which settings xml file it should be looking for   First check that the settings xml file contains your proxy settings      Next  check that the user settings xml file here contains your proxy settings     If you have made any changes  restart Eclipse

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It is also possible that your settings xml file defined in maven conf folder defines a location that it cannot access

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Add your MAVEN HOME environment variable  edit your Path to include  MAVEN HOME  bin then try creating the project manually with Maven    mvn archetype generate -DgroupId com program -DartifactId Program -DarchetypeArtifactId maven-archetype-webapp -DinteractiveMode false   Then import the existing Maven project to Eclipse

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I fixed this problem by following the solution to this other StackOverflow question      I had the same problem  I fixed it by adding the maven archetype catalog to eclipse  Steps are provided below   Please note the https protocol          Open Window   Preferences   Open Maven   Archetypes   Click  Add Remote Catalog  and add the following          Catalog File  https   repo1 maven org maven2 archetype-catalog xml   Description  maven catalog

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I find it solution   http   www scriptscoop net t 7c42f9d698a4 java-create-maven-project-could-not-resolve-archetype-connection-refused html  We can see the origin of the problem   Connection refused  connect  I have already do this    1  Window -  Preferences -  General -  Network Connections  I put in Manual with the url and port of my proxy for HTTP protocol  It works because before this  Spring Tool Suite did not want to update  After  it s okay   2  Window -  Preferences -  Maven -  User Settings  In Global Settings  is empty  In User Settings  I put the path to settings xml  In this file  i have

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You will need to install the m2eclipse or any other maven plugin in your eclipse  Some eclipse come with maven and its plugins installed  Otherwise go to Help- software Install  select All sites  filter list with maven  and then install the plugin  Then look at this link  Hope it helps

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Goto  Preferences   -  Maven  Click  Add Remote Catalog  File  http   repo1 maven org maven2 archetype-catalog xml Desc  Catalog

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click windows-  preferences- Maven  uncheck  Offline  check box  This was not able to download archetype which I was using  When I uncheck it  Everything worked smooth

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I was getting similar error while creating web-app in eclipse and resolved the problem just by cleaning  deleting all files from  and rebuilding the maven repository

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Goto Preferences  -  Maven   1  check Download Artifact Source 2  check Download Artifact JavaDoc

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This might sound silly  but make sure the  Offline  checkbox in Maven settings is unchecked  I was trying to create a project and got this error until I noticed the checkbox

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i found the easiest way was to just remove delete the  m2 folder and recreate it  putting back your settings xml configuration details if applicable

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First things first  you have to install Maven on your workstation  You need also to install M2E  what you obviously did  Not all distributions of Juno have it pre-installed   Then configure your Eclipse so it can find your Maven install  In the menu Window -  Preferences  then open the Maven section  In your right panel  you have a list of the Maven installations Eclipse knows  Add your installation and select it instead of the embedded Maven provided with M2E  Don t forget to set the  Global settings from installation directory  field with the path to the settings xml of your Maven installation   Which leads us to the settings xml  If the above doesn t solve your problem  you will have to configure your Maven  More infos here

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