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Maven does not resolve dependencies

 
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Hello!

I have several spring dependencies in pom.xml:

Repositories declared to download them are:

When I run project as 'Maven install' it gives the following error:

Thank you!
 
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Greetings,
You are getting a connection refused error , it seems like you need to configure a proxy for maven to enable it to use the jboss-eap-repo. Take a look at this Link on how to configure repos. Also I was going through the documentation of the jboss-eap and it seems you have to install this repository manually. Have you done that ?
 
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Thank you for response!

In ../.m2/settings.xml I have


At this link I have description of all these elements.

Can you tell me where can I see my proxy host,proxy port, user? I am on Windows XP.

Thank you!
 
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