[Maven study notes] (reproduced) eclipse install maven plugin

Gradually sort out the maven notes in Youdaoyun Notes, and if you don't make them, you will forget them all.
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There are two most common ways to install plug-ins in eclipse:
    1. One is online installation, which seems to be the most used, that is: Help --> Install New Software, and then enter the HTTP address to install, but there is one very The obvious disadvantage is that it is slow!
    2. One is offline installation, which is installed in the way of link. This way has better pullability. You can plug in and unplug the plug-in at any time, which is very convenient.


eclipse maven3 installation:

    1. Use the first method to install Anyone, just enter the http address: http://m2eclipse.sonatype.org/sites/m2e , tick the option, wait for it to download and install, and restart eclipse after completion.
    2. Here I don't talk about the above online installation, there are two reasons: first, it is not easy to manage after installation; second, the download is too slow; what I want to talk about next is to use the link method to install the maven3 plugin offline.

    The official website does not provide an offline installation package for the maven plug-in. Generally, you can search on the Internet, and if you are lucky, you should be able to find it. I have sorted out the offline installation package of maven for those who need it to download,

    You can find the link download address in the left column of my blog, or you can directly click the link here to download: http://115.com/file/dpk80gj0#eclipse-maven3-plugin.7z

link offline install eclipse maven plugin

        1. Create two folders in the root directory of your eclipse installation: links, myplugins (names can be chosen arbitrarily), my two folders are located at: D:/IDE/HELIOS/eclipse/ (for reference, below used)

        2. Unzip the eclipse-maven3-plugin.7z downloaded from my 115 network disk to the myplugins directory

        3. Create a maven.txt in the links directory (the name can be chosen arbitrarily), open it and enter: path=D:/IDE/HELIOS/eclipse/myplugins/maven (please refer to the corresponding maven plugin above)

        4. Save and close maven.txt, change the suffix to maven.link, restart eclipse (if your eclipse is not open, just open it directly)

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