In previous version of Jenkins it was possible to install maven with auto installer. but from Jenkins 2.0 it seems to that feature is not provided. where is the place to auto install maven in Jenkins 2.0
You can see maven auto installation inside Manage Jenkins | Global Tool Configuration
Also you may need to install the maven plugin separately for building Maven project
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I have a situation where my system has one maven installed (e.g version 3.7.1. I have some projects that needs that version so this version is my default and if I build a project using mvn the version 3.7.1 is used by default to build the project.
Now I have to work on a project where it needs maven version 3.8.1 and I am looking for a way to do it. I am planning to install the maven version 3.8.1 in same system and would like to call this maven while building the new project. Can anyone help me on how to add envionment variable for new maven and call it whenever necessary while building without removing the 3.7.1 version
Aside from having separate Maven installations on your system, you could also have a look at the Maven Wrapper.
The maven wrapper allows you to attach a small script to your code base, which downloads and runs a specific version of Maven. In this way there are no dependencies to any Maven installations on your system.
After placing the Maven Wrapper in your project, you would then simply run ./mvnw install instead of mvn install.
I am using SDKMAN to manage different versions of maven or java. SDKMAN is a tool for managing parallel versions of multiple Software Development Kits on most Unix based systems. It provides a convenient Command Line Interface (CLI) and API for installing, switching, removing and listing Candidates.
It is very convenient and this problem no longer exists for me.
How to issue a mvn command (for example to install an oracle driver) when standalone maven installation is not installed because I'm using the plugin in eclipse neon?
With Run as -> Maven build you can run arbitrary Maven commands. Just leave out the mvn at the beginning.
I have just installed Jenkins 2.6 (as a fresh install) but I can't seem to find the Maven installation options. Previously I would just be able to go to Jenkins configuration and in the Maven section there would be an option for MAVEN_HOME and to install Maven automatically. However this doesn't appear to be present for me.
I have the Maven integration plugin installed. How can I get these to show?
Since Jenkins 2.x you can find all the tool configurations (Maven, Ant, Gradle and even the JDK) under the "Global Tools" entry in Jenkins administration (Manage Jenkins).
I can not install gradle plugin for Eclipse Helios.
I have tried to install gradle plugin as it was mentioned here (http://docs.spring.io/sts/docs/2.9.0.old/reference/html/gradle/installation.html)
I have installed STS for Eclipse Helios via Eclipse Marketplace without any errors. Then I have tried to install gradle plugin via Help -> install new software and typed http://dist.springsource.com/release/TOOLS/gradle. Tried to install gradle plugin, but installation hangs with the following picture for hours and plugin is not installed.
What am I doing wrong? Appreciate any help.
Finally, found a solution: installed gradle integration via Spring dashboard Extensions sections after intallation of eclips STS plugin for Helios from eclipse market place. It took some time to install gradle plugin, but finally it was installed
I'm developing Maven projects using Netbeans 6.7.1.
How can I see where the Maven that my Netbeans is using is located? I'd like to edit the settings.xml file of this Maven installation.
Is there a way that I can run mvn -version using Netbeans? Before I downloaded Netbeans I already had a Maven 3 installation on my computer, to which MAVEN_HOME is pointing, but I think this Netbeans uses Maven 2.
I don't have a Netbeans 6.7 installation available at the moment. But as far as I remember you could find the Maven settings in Netbeans under "Tools / Options / Miscellaneous". There should be a tab for Maven.
If you want to use your external installation you can setup your external Maven within the project properties (see this screenshot)
Try typing mvn info in your console