Checking Maven Version

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I have just installed maven  I downloaded distributive  extracted files and set bin value environment variables  but when I type mvn -version  in CMD I am getting message       mvn  is not recognized as an internal or external command     operable program or batch file    I am writing project  I have one project DatabaseAPI where I have logic of database and POJO classes  second project is CoreAPI where I have some methods  For DatabaseAPI I make a jar file using eclipse  export -  jar   In core I add external jar  DatabaseAPI jar   For CoreAPI I make a jar file using eclipse  export -  jar   In core I add external jar  CoreAPI jar  and I tried to start tomcat  I have servlets in my project and swing too   I got error during starting and error is ClassNotFoundException  One of the classes in CoreAPI did not find   Is it problem of exporting using Eclipse

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Type the command mvn -version directly in your maven directory  you probably haven t added it to your PATH  Here are  explained details of how to add maven to your PATH variable  I guess you use Windows because you are talking about CMD

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i faced with similar issue when i first installed it  It worked when i added user variable name- PATH and  variable value- C  Program Files apache-maven-3 5 3 bin  variable value should direct to  bin  folder  finally check with cmd  mvn -v  in a new cmd prompt  Good Luck

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On terminal type mvn -v and the output will look like the image shown below

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Shorter  mvn -v   or  mvn --version   Output    Apache Maven 3 0 5       Maven home      Java version  1 8 0 60  vendor  Oracle Corporation Java home      Default locale  en US  platform encoding  Cp1252 OS name   windows 7   version   6 1   arch   amd64   family   dos     The other command  mvn -version  works because it starts with mvn -v   You can also try mvn -v123 and you ll get the same output   Details   mvn -h   or   mvn --help   Output        -V --show-version                      Display version information                                        WITHOUT stopping build -v --version                           Display version information    Command is not recognized  Probably you are in one of the following 2 situations    You didn t add the Maven to the Path   run ECHO  PATH     amp  ECHO   in cmd to see if you are in this situation     go to Control Panel User Accounts User Accounts   or click on your photo from the start menu  click Change my environment variables click on New    and add    M2 HOME  lt your path gt  MAVEN HOME  M2 HOME  MAVEN BIN  M2 HOME  bin  click on Edit    and add the   MAVEN BIN  at the end of the Path  You added it to the Path  but you didn t open a new command prompt    open a new command prompt  because the environment variables are not updated automatically

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you can use just         lt dependency gt           lt groupId gt ch qos logback lt  groupId gt           lt artifactId gt logback-classic lt  artifactId gt           lt version gt  lt  version gt       lt  dependency gt

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Open command prompt go inside the maven folder and execute mvn -version  it will show you maven vesrion al

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Step 1       Start button -  Computer menu item -  Properties on right click menu item -   Advanced System Settings button on left panel -  Advanced tab in System Properties dialog -   Environment Variables button -  System variables table  Step 2     Add  MAVEN HOME  variable    Step 3       Update  PATH  variable   Step 4      Make sure you have  JAVA HOME  variable correctly   step 5  open console and check below command  mvn -v

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You need to add path to svn exe file to system environment  variable PATH  after that you can run command mvn from any folder  You can do it from command line cmd exe  like this  for example   set PATH  PATH  C  maven bin   Or you can got to the folder where mvn exe is  and run your command there   And you need not mvn -version  but mvn --version parameter

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