Deliverables on Maven Repo - M2Eclipse integration

Hi.
Does anyone know how to put the url provided by jnakata user in post "Deliverables on Maven Repo" to work in M2Eclipse plugin?
I declared a piece of url (http://download.java.net/maven/2/) as a Maven Index, but the console shows me the following error:
17-09-2008 8:18:37 BST: Missing artifact com.sun.messaging.mq:fscontext:jar:4.2:compile
17-09-2008 8:18:37 BST: Missing artifact com.sun.messaging.mq:imq:jar:4.2:compile
I would like to thank you all in advance.
Best regards and sorry for my poor english,
Fox

Not at this time. We've heard this would be useful. We'll post a notice to the [Open MQ project|https://mq.dev.java.net] when we start doing this. (I'll try to remember to post a followup here, but you might want to consider joining the project, or subscribing to [email protected] e-mail list.)
Out of curiosity, are you looking at embedding MQ (so you'd need all the packages)? Or, do you just want the JMS API?
-- Ed Bratt

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