How to install maven on redhat linux

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Note  When originally posted I was trying to install maven2  Since the main answer is for maven3 I have updated the title  The rest of the question remains as it was originally posted   I m trying to install maven2 on a redhat linux box using the command   yum install maven2   but yum doesn t seem to be able to find maven2   No package maven2 available   I ve run across other posts about this topic  but the answer to the following post suggests to add repos  I add said repos  but run into errors after adding them   How to install Maven into Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6   I can only access this box via command line so simply downloading maven from their website is difficult for me

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Sometimes you may get  Exception in thread  main  java lang NoClassDefFoundError  org codehaus classworlds Launcher  even after setting M2 HOME and PATH parameters correctly   This exception is because your JDK Java version need to be updated installed

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Installing maven in Amazon Linux   redhat   --  sudo wget http   repos fedorapeople org repos dchen apache-maven epel-apache-maven repo -O  etc yum repos d epel-apache-maven repo  --  sudo sed -i s   releasever 6 g  etc yum repos d epel-apache-maven repo  -- sudo yum install -y apache-maven  --   mvn --version  Output looks like        Apache Maven 3 5 2  138edd61fd100ec658bfa2d307c43b76940a5d7d    2017-10-18T07 58 13Z  Maven home   usr share apache-maven Java   version  1 8 0 171  vendor  Oracle Corporation Java home     usr lib jvm java-1 8 0-openjdk-1 8 0 171-8 b10 amzn2 x86 64 jre   Default locale  en US  platform encoding  UTF-8 OS name   linux     version   4 14 47-64 38 amzn2 x86 64   arch   amd64   family   unix     If its thrown error related to java please follow the below step to update java 8    Installing java 8 in amazon linux redhat   --  yum search java   grep openjdk  --  yum install java-1 8 0-openjdk-headless x86 64  --  yum install java-1 8 0-openjdk-devel x86 64  --  update-alternatives --config java  pick java 1 8 and press 1  --  update-alternatives --config javac  pick java 1 8 and press 2   Thank You

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Pretty much what others said  but using     bash profile  and step by step  for beginners     Move to home folder and create a new folder for maven artifacts    cd    amp  amp  mkdir installed-packages  Go to https   maven apache org download cgi and wget the latest artifact    If you don t have wget installed  sudo yum install -y wget cd   installed-packages wget http   www-eu apache org dist maven maven-3 3 5 0 binaries apache-maven-3 5 0-bin tar gz  Uncompress the downloaded file    tar -xvf apache-maven-3 5 0-bin tar gz  Create a symbolic link of the uncompressed file    ln -s   installed-packages apache-maven-3 5 0  usr local apache-maven  Edit    bash profile  This is where environment variables are commonly stored     vi    bash profile Add the variable  MVN HOME  usr local apache-maven  do this before PATH variable is defined     For those who don t know vi tool  Press i key to enable insert mode   Go to the end of the line where PATH variable is defined and append the following    MVN HOME  MVN HOME bin Save changes     For those who don t know vi tool  Press esc key to exit insert mode and  wq  to save and quit file    Reload environment variables    source    bash profile  Confirm that maven command now works properly    mvn --help

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Go to mirror olnevhost net pub apache maven binaries  and check what is the latest tar gz file  Supposing it is e g  apache-maven-3 2 1-bin tar gz  from the command line  you should be able to simply do   wget http   mirror olnevhost net pub apache maven binaries apache-maven-3 2 1-bin tar gz   And then proceed to install it   UPDATE  Adding complete instructions  copied from the comment below    Run command above from the dir you want to extract maven to  e g   usr local apache-maven  run the following to extract the tar   tar xvf apache-maven-3 2 1-bin tar gz  Next add the env varibles such as   export M2 HOME  usr local apache-maven apache-maven-3 2 1   export M2  M2 HOME bin   export PATH  M2  PATH  Verify  mvn -version

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I made the following script      bin bash    Target installation location MAVEN HOME   your path here     Link to binary tar gz archive   See https   maven apache org download cgi html a name Files MAVEN BINARY TAR GZ ARCHIVE  http   www trieuvan com apache maven maven-3 3 3 9 binaries apache-maven-3 3 9-bin tar gz     Configuration parameters used to start up the JVM running Maven  i e   -Xms256m -Xmx512m    See https   maven apache org configure html MAVEN OPTS      Optional  not needed   if      -d  MAVEN HOME     then     Create nonexistent subdirectories recursively   mkdir -p  MAVEN HOME      Curl location of tar gz archive  amp  extract without first directory   curl -L  MAVEN BINARY TAR GZ ARCHIVE   tar -xzf - -C  MAVEN HOME --strip 1      Creating a symbolic soft link to Maven in the primary directory of executable commands on the system   ln -s  MAVEN HOME bin mvn  usr bin mvn      Permanently set environmental variable  if not null    if    -n  MAVEN OPTS     then     echo  export MAVEN OPTS  MAVEN OPTS   gt  gt     bashrc   fi      Using MAVEN HOME  MVN HOME  or M2 as your env var is irrelevant  what counts     is your  PATH environment      See http   stackoverflow com questions 26609922 maven-home-mvn-home-or-m2-home   echo  export PATH  MAVEN HOME bin  PATH   gt  gt     bashrc else     Do nothing if target installation directory already exists   echo    MAVEN HOME  already exists  please uninstall existing maven first   fi

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