Mirrors: Informs Maven that instead of trying to access the Maven central repository directly, it should use your internal Maven repository manager as a mirror (cache) of Maven's central repository. Servers: Enables you to communicate with Maven about your credentials for the Maven repository, so that you do not have to enter them every time you want to access the repository. Proxy: Enables you to communicate with Maven about the HTTP proxy server that is required to access Maven repositories on the Internet.
This example shows three common configuration settings that you may need to use: The following is an example of a Maven settings file: Archiva Mirror of Central You must create it, naming it settings.xml If you have installed Maven for the first time, either as part of the Oracle WebLogic Server installation, or by downloading it from the Maven website, you will not have a settings file yet. You plan to access the Oracle Maven Repository. Your organization has its own internal Maven Repository Manager.
You are working behind a firewall or proxy server.
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