Hi Cameleers, anyone else using _sigh_ Eclipse? I don't actually think that we need the Eclipse setup in `camel-etc`:
If you have the support in Eclipse, namely: Checkstyle plugin, m2e with Checkstyle extension (gets auto installed on import) and enable the `sourcecheck` profile -- then the Checkstyle configuration is automatically applied to the imported module. And if you like you can have a separate settings.xml for Maven running within m2e that has the `sourcecheck` profile active by default (this is how I have it configured). And of course you can manually import the Checkstyle configuration from `buildingtools` regardless of m2e and Checkstyle extension for m2e with just the Checkstyle plugin installed. And yes, if this is too much, you can switch to IDEA and be a proper Hipster Cameleer[1] :) zoran [1] http://www.aftonbladet.se/nojesbladet/tv/article17411913.ab On Fri, Apr 21, 2017 at 10:26 AM, Claus Ibsen <claus.ib...@gmail.com> wrote: > I dont use Eclipse but reading this seems to make sense to me. > > Anyone using Eclipse can maybe comment on this, how it is to work with > the Camel source code using Eclipse. > > The IDEA users dont have any problems, just open the pom.xml files and > you are ready. If you want you can install the checkstyle plugin in > IDEA and point it to the buildingtools checkstyle file to have it > highlight errors in the editor. zoran -- Zoran Regvart
