M2Eclipse plugin with maven 3.0.3, no compilation errors, and jre5 with jdk7?

For the JDK issue: in your pom. Xml specify.

For the JDK issue: in your pom. Xml specify org.apache.maven. Plugins maven-compiler-plugin 2.3.2 1.7 1.7 true and then do another "Update Project configuration".

Then the JDK 7 should be set (at least works for me).

No such luck, converting still reverts to jdk 5. Also I should not that typing in a class that you would normally be able to click on and auto resolve via Maven, does not work on top of the no errors. No options appear at all (create class named this, add annotation, etc...) – Justin Burrous Oct 24 at 17:05 Sorry to keep adding stuff, but I should also add that Maven otherwise appears to be working.

For any of the Maven repositories in the eclipse repositories window, I can rebuild indexes, enable full/minimum indexing, and all of that appears to be working, no errors in the console or anywhere else to my knowledge. – Justin Burrous Oct 24 at 17:11 Just trying to get as much information on here as possible. I created a new base maven project for testing.

This one defaulted to j2SE5, which again, is not installed. I simple removed it and added JDK7 (default) into the build path. I can go into the pom.

Xml dependency management viewer and search for dependency's, and add them, log4j for example. However when I implement the class in the works space, they do not resolve in the work-space, and there is no option to resolve that dependency. This particular project does render red errors for compilation errors though.

– Justin Burrous Oct 24 at 18:47.

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