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hi, 
 
I am going through below link 
 
<a href="https://maven.apache.org/settings.html" rel="ugc">https://maven.apache.org/settings.html</a> 
 
 
what is importance of below entries and their sub entries 
 
1. proxies 
2. servers 
3. mirrors 
4. profiles has repositories and has internal and snapshot there 
 
if i have say 4 projects in 4 workspaces with 4 settings.xmls how do i refer all of them in eclipse ? 
say 
workspace_1 should point to project_1 with settigs1.xml 
similary 
workspace_2 should point to project_2 with settigs2.xml 
workspace_3 should point to project_3 with settigs3.xml 
workspace_4 should point to project_4 with settigs4.xml 
 
please advise
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hi,

I am going through below link

https://maven.apache.org/settings.html


what is importance of below entries and their sub entries

1. proxies
2. servers
3. mirrors
4. profiles has repositories and has internal and snapshot there

if i have say 4 projects in 4 workspaces with 4 settings.xmls how do i refer all of them in eclipse ?
say 
workspace_1 should point to project_1 with settigs1.xml
similary
workspace_2 should point to project_2 with settigs2.xml
workspace_3 should point to project_3 with settigs3.xml
workspace_4 should point to project_4 with settigs4.xml

please advise

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