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Re: [iam-dev] Very slow project open ...
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The only thing that comes to my mind is that you're using a proxy from
the commandline that is not being used from eclipse, or the other way
around.
For further investigating the issue, you can try using Charles as a
proxy to intercept the requests (http://www.charlesproxy.com/).
El 29/01/2009, a las 0:30, Morris Jones escribió:
Yes, I had to set user.home in eclipse.ini before it would work
without trying to write to a repository in C:\Users\admin.
And in the Maven preferences, it's pointing to the one and only
settings.xml file that I have in my home directory repository.
So it all remains a mystery.
Unfortunately I don't seem to have a way of analyzing the transfer
requests to find out (a) why it's going to the repository and (b)
why it's failing its connection. :(
Mojo
Abel Muiño Vizcaino wrote:
Are you setting the same user.home environment variable when
launching Eclipse? If you're not, q4e/iam wil use the default one
(which does not seem to work for you).
Regarding which settings.xml file is being used, you can check on
your Eclipse Preferences, Maven section (you can specify a
different one if needed).
A different approach would be to set the location of your local
repo in the settings.xml file:
<settings>
<!-- localRepository
| The path to the local repository maven will use to store
artifacts.
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| Default: ~/.m2/repository -->
<localRepository>/path/to/local/repo</localRepository>
...
</settings>
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El 28/01/2009, a las 22:54, Morris Jones escribió:
I need help troubleshooting this problem. Perhaps a pointer to a
q4e log file.
It sometimes takes me 20-30 minutes to open a project with many
dependencies in Eclipse.
The q4e Events window shows a series of transfers for each
dependency package, first from our local repository, then twenty
seconds later from the central repository. As a result, each
package requires a minimum of 20 seconds. This looks suspiciously
like a connection timeout.
Maven builds from the command line have no trouble acquiring
resources from the local repository. Since I assume both q4e and
command line are using the same settings.xml and local
repositories, I can't see any reason for this difference. The URL
and credentials should be identical.
In every instance, the q4e plug-in is clearly transferring files
from the repository that are already in my local repository. No
transfer should be required.
I'll mention that I'm running on Vista, and to get Maven to work
the way I expected, it was necessary to manually define user.home
at Java startup to keep it from trying to make a repository in the
Admin home directory instead of my own.
Any suggestions on how I might diagnose this problem? Clearly
something is failing ...
Best regards,
Mojo
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Morris Jones
Monrovia, CA
http://www.whiteoaks.com
Old Town Astronomers: http://www.otastro.org
Twitter: http://twitter.com/mojo_la
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