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I am trying out Maven with an IceFaces project. I get the error Missing javax.faces:jsf-api:jar:1.2_04 before I even get to the point of adding Faces support. I tried to move forward by adding Faces and then IceFaces support, but nothing happens. The Faces and IceFaces menu options are still available after I try to add under the MyEclipse context menu.
I am trying this with ME 6.6 because 7.1 would not install.
Please advise.
mangelo123,
We were unable to reproduce this issue at our end. Can you please list down the steps to help us reproduce this at our end.Also, please go to MyEclipse > Installation Summary > Installation Details and paste them here for me so that we can test this with the same configuration.
I see the same issue in my environment.
Version: 7.1.1
Build id: 7.1.1-20090310Creating a standard web project with Maven support.
File -> New -> Web Project….Once the project builds the pom.xml displays the following error messages:
Multiple annotations found at this line:
– Missing artifact: javax.faces:jsf-impl:jar:1.2_04:provided
– Missing artifact: javax.faces:jsf-api:jar:1.2_04:providedI have tried using 1.6 jre and jdk, updated the Maven JDK settings, delete/regen my local .m2 repository, delete/regen web project. No luck.
Here is the console log output:
3/26/09 2:57:10 PM PDT: Error on removing indexing context local; Cannot delete E:\Workspaces\MyEclipse 7.1\.metadata\.plugins\org.maven.ide.eclipse\nexus\local\_0.fdt
3/26/09 2:57:10 PM PDT: Error on adding indexing context local; Cannot overwrite: E:\Workspaces\MyEclipse 7.1\.metadata\.plugins\org.maven.ide.eclipse\nexus\local\_0.fdt
3/26/09 2:57:10 PM PDT: Updated local repository index
3/26/09 2:57:11 PM PDT: [INFO] User settings file does not exist C:\Documents and Settings\Bryan DePaola\.m2\settings.xml
3/26/09 2:57:12 PM PDT: Missing artifact javax.faces:jsf-api:jar:1.2_04:provided
3/26/09 2:57:12 PM PDT: Missing artifact javax.faces:jsf-impl:jar:1.2_04:providedCan you check the contents of you local repository to see if it contains dependencies like javax.activation?
Thank you for the quick response. In the interim I decided to do a clean install, removed all myeclipse references and the local maven repository. I created a new basic web project (with Maven support) and my issue seems to be resolved (I think). My new local maven repository has a number of new jar files installed that the previous repository didn’t.
