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Re: [m2e-users] where is settings.xml? 
m2e uses proxy configuration from settings.xml, same as maven on command
line. I believe in most cases the same system will be used to run both
m2e and command line builds, so use of the same configuration file is
the only option to keep the two builds consistent. I am not sure if
there is a good solution for your case, but I am open for ideas (and no,
new workspace preference is not a good solution).

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Regards,
Igor

On 12-11-28 9:48 AM, Ilko Iliev wrote:

Hi Igor,

we have to config proxy and these are the only settings set in
settings.xml - how it is supposed to correctly handle this situation?
Manually copy settings.xml was the only remedy for us, but this is
somehow ugly, especially on several installations. Perhaps it is
possible to use the network settings as set in RAD / Eclipse?
Just to correct myself - build loop was wrong - the process hung on
accessing the central maven repo and after we copied the settings.xml to
the default location the build went further.

TIA,
Ilko




On Wed, Nov 28, 2012 at 3:03 PM, Igor Fedorenko <igor@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
<mailto:igor@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:

    settings.xml is optional. When this configuration file is not pressent
    m2e (or maven for that matter) will use default values for location of
    local repository, http proxies and other settings.xml parameters.

    Endless build loops usually mean either workspace got out of sync with
    local filesystem or incompatible maven plugins are forced in m2e
    workspace build.

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    Regards,
    Igor


    On 12-11-28 8:51 AM, Ilko Iliev wrote:

        Hi,

        perhaps a stupid question, but I have the dead lock situation
        with m2e
        and RAD 8.5 and I assume the problem is that there is no
        settings.xml
        file on the machine, because it does not have apache maven installed
        onto it. So in the preferences there is a warning "Missing
        settings.xml", which is correct, however the build process goes
        into a
        never ending loop, trying to access the maven repo causing the
        RAD to
        crash completely. My question is, if there is settings.xml
        generated /
        installed with the installation of the m2e plugin and if yes
        where could
        I find it / why it is not set as default from the installation
        procedure? I haven't found some prerequirements on the plugin
        page that
        maven installation is needed on the machine - as far as I can
        remember
        somewhere is a statement "you don't need local maven
        installation with
        the plugin because the internal will be used" - or something
        similar.

        TIA,
        Ilko


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