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Hi,

With maven3, I got the following error when running "mvn -e clean install":



My pom.xml file:



I think there are some spring artifacts missing, but I am not sure which ones.

Any suggestion would be very appreciated.

Thanks
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If you look in Maven Central and http://repo1.maven.org/maven2/org/springframework/spring/ you will see that the most recent version of org.springframework:spring is 2.5.6. Perhaps there is another repository that contains 3.0.6.RELEASE. Try adding the repositories mentioned in this FAQ:
http://ebr.springsource.com/repository/app/faq
 
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Thanks for the suggestion.
I am still unable to find the correct repo url for all 3.0.6 springframwork.

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I have added the following configuration lines in pom.xml file:


but I am still getting the error:

 
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I removed .m2/settings.xml, now running mvn -e clean install generated a differnet error:


 
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Hi, I have transferred all springframwork files to ~/.m2/repository/org/ folder, the errors are still there:


Here are all spring* files:


error:

 
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I have transferred all springframwork files to ~/.m2/repository/org/ folder


How did you do this? Hopefully by running "mvn install:install-file ..." for each JAR. If you didn't, then your local repository is not well defined (missing metadata) and thus Maven will ignore the files. Showing the directories under ~/.m2/repository/org/springframework doesn't help - I really need to see the full directory tree and files (just for ~/.m2/repository/org/springframework/spring would be sufficient because that is the specific one mentioned in the error message).
 
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Also, I am going to cross-link your post to the Spring forum, perhaps someone there will know the URL for the Spring Maven repository. (It doesn't help that the URLs provided by the FAQ I mentioned earlier don't let you browse the repository; it makes finding anything a guessing game.)
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