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Hi All

I want to generate java class from wsdl using maven. But i'm getting some error. Following is the maven file



I'm getting following output



Could anybody please let me know what is wrong

Thanks
Navin
 
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The part of the output explain all:

The jar is not in M2 repo, download it from here:
http://download.java.net/maven/1/com.sun.tools.xjc.maven2/maven-plugins/
 
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Thanks a lot Sager

It works.

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Navin
 
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You're welcome
 
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Remember that, if the Maven project is to build successfully on any system then the artifacts should be available in the Maven repositories which are configured on each of those systems or in the project's pom.xml. So just downloading that file and placing it in your local repo would not be practical fix. You might want to find a repo which hosts that artifact and configure Maven appropriately.
 
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