Sometimes when all from the above criteria are matched and You still get the error there is a chance that You are using mvn tomat7: deploy command. I had same problem. But I found following solution of this problem: pom. xml < plugin> < groupId> org. maven< / groupId> < artifactId> tomcat7- maven- plugin< / artifactId> < version> 2. 0< / version> < configuration>. The / manager application is by default secured by username/ password. You you' re using tomcat 7, you should leave your plugin configuration in pom. xml like this: < plugin>. 1 to deploy on a Tomcat 7 server. For some reason eclipse' s maven is not allowed access to maven- plugin- annotations- 3.
Verify that Eclipse is using the same version of maven than the one used with command line. If running in windows run Eclipse as. I can deploy successfully using the Artifactory web UI, but when I specify the same user account ( ' admin' ) in my Maven settings. xml file, it fails with " Error code 403, Forbidden". I am using the open source version of Artifactory,. JBoss changed their Maven 2 repository to jboss. org/ nexus/ content/ groups/ public. Update your POM or settings. xml file as appropriate. The other members of your team likely have been around longer than. mvn archetype: generate maven. org/ remotecontent? filepath= archetype- catalog. Or you can download the catalog file and put it in your local. m2 directory, I suppose.
If you are uld not HEAD jena/ apache- jena- libs/ 3. 0/ apache- jena- libs- 3. Received status code 403 from server: Forbidden. The error message is misleading - rather than having denied acess to specific file in the central maven repository, it' s more probable that you' re being denied writing access to your local maven pom directory.