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In my case, path for JAVA used by MAVEN was not set as JAVA_HOME as configured on the machine. Hence, it was not even trying to download the dependencies. Steps I followed which solved this issue,

  1. Checked for JAVA path , Settings >> Build >> Build Tools >> Importing >> JDK for importer. Pointed it to JAVA_HOME.

  2. mvn clean install -U

    Used above command to force the dependencies download.

  3. Re imported Maven Projects

Used above command to force the dependencies download.

  1. Re imported Maven Projects

In my case, path for JAVA used by MAVEN was not set as JAVA_HOME as configured on the machine. Hence, it was not even trying to download the dependencies. Steps I followed which solved this issue,

  1. Checked for JAVA path , Settings >> Build >> Build Tools >> Importing >> JDK for importer. Pointed it to JAVA_HOME.

  2. mvn clean install -U

Used above command to force the dependencies download.

  1. Re imported Maven Projects

In my case, path for JAVA used by MAVEN was not set as JAVA_HOME as configured on the machine. Hence, it was not even trying to download the dependencies. Steps I followed which solved this issue,

  1. Checked for JAVA path , Settings >> Build >> Build Tools >> Importing >> JDK for importer. Pointed it to JAVA_HOME.

  2. mvn clean install -U

    Used above command to force the dependencies download.

  3. Re imported Maven Projects

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In my case, path for JAVA used by MAVEN was not set as JAVA_HOME as configured on the machine. Hence, it was not even trying to download the dependencies. Steps I followed which solved this issue,

  1. Checked for JAVA path , Settings >> Build >> Build Tools >> Importing >> JDK for importer. Pointed it to JAVA_HOME.

  2. mvn clean install -U

Used above command to force the dependencies download.

  1. Re imported Maven Projects