How to configure Maven in Jenkins

Question

Hi Guys,

I have installed Maven in my RHEL system. Now I want to configure Maven in Jenkins. Can anyone help me how can I do this?

Answer 1

Hi@akhtar,

You have to configured Maven and Java in your local system where your Jenkins server is running. You can go the below given link.

https://www.edureka.co/community/71202/how-to-configure-maven-in-centos-rhel-system

Now configure Maven in your Jenkins master node. Follow the below given steps.

• Go to manage jenkins->Global tool configuration

• Click on JDK installation and set JAVA_HOME.

• Click on Maven Installation and set Maven path.

• Finally click on save and your Maven configuration is done.

Answer 2

HI...

How to configure Maven in Jenkins-

I HOPE BELOW INFORMATION MAY HELP YOU

I. Configure Maven in Jenkins

1. Go to Jenkins Dashboard ->Manage Jenkins ->Manage plugins ->Available ->Maven Integration ->Install

2. Go to Manage Jenkins->Global tool configuration->Maven -> Add Maven_home variable value (i.e. path of the maven file on your system).

3. Go to Jenkins Dashboard -> New Item -> Maven Project option will be available

II. Build a Maven project

1. Go to Jenkins Dashboard -> New Item -> Choose name for the Maven Project (e.g. MyFirstMavenExample)

2. On Configure Page, set the following:

a). Discard Old builds

Days to keep builds: 1

Max of builds to keep: 5

b). JDK (to be used for this project) Java-1.8

c). Build -> adavanced -> enable the following

- Resolve Dependencies during Pom parsing

- Use custom workspace (add path of the folder containing pom.xml)

-Goals & Options = Clean Compile Test

3). Apply & Save

4). Go to Project Window and Click ‘Build Now’.

*Error : Compilation error - No compiler is provided in this environment. Perhaps you are running on a JRE rather than a JDK?Probable cause: not able to connect to/find jdk.Solution:1.    Go to Jenkins dashboard -> Manage Jenkins -> Configure System -> Global properties -> Add Environment Variable :JAVA_HOME and value2.    Also check in the system of your windows :System -> advanced settings -> environment variablesSet the PATH : Append with the folder path of the jdkIf, user variable is pointing towards JRE, then update it to point towards java path.