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Tag: maven

Getting error to import Spring boot parent into Pom.xml

I am trying to create a sample Spring-Boot project using maven but when i imported into Eclipse. I am getting an error in Pom.xml about spring-boot parent but when i run mvn command from terminal. It works fine. Also, in main class, it does not recognize org.springframework.* I am getting an error which says that My Pom.xml looks like this

how to configue a dbeaver proxy connection to a private maven repository

I am using an internal maven/artifactory repository on my network. I am trying to intialize an Oracle Connection with DBeaver 7.1.0. (not the eclipse plugin, the standalone program) Each time it initializes, it fails to download the drivers. with the error I’m assuming this is because the proxy is blocking outside access to download files. Knowing the contents of my

What are the minimum requirements for Spring JPA

I am trying to setup a simple Spring JPA connection with Docker-Compose. This is my docker-compose.yml: My pom.xml looks like this: I’m used to see Spring trying to connect to a database before starting anything. I set up some temporary Repositories to make sure it had some Entities to work with. The logging looks like this: What do I need

Location variables in the pom.xml file do not work on Ubuntu

I’m using Ubuntu 18.04 and Eclipse Oxygem March 2018. I have a project on a ntfs partition. My pom.xml is in this directory: /media/gustavo/Novo volume/GIT/sistemas/Comuns/commons/pom.xml I am using the variable ${basedir} (I also tested the ${project.basedir} variable) to find this location. These variables should contain the following directory: /media/gustavo/Novo volume/GIT/sistemas/Comuns/commons/ (It works in Windows 10) But, on Ubuntu 18.04, it

Add Framework Support missing in Intellij

I am trying to add an external library using Maven. Tutorials mention to right click on a module, and select “add framework support.” I have looked in detail, and I cannot find that option in my IntelliJ. Here is my current version of IntelliJ Any insight would be appreciated, as I have been stuck on this for a while. Answer

In a Maven repository entry in the POM, are snapshots enabled by default?

A Maven POM may define a “repository”. For example, What if I don’t declare <snapshots> or <releases>? What are the defaults? They seem optional… According to How does a Maven repository work? <releases> is enabled by default on all repositories. I assume <snapshots> is disabled by default? So is the above snippet redundant? Answer TL;DR: Yes, snapshots are enabled by

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