I think it's possible with m2eclipse plugin but you wont be able to use WTP
then
Siarhei
On 12/12/07, cailie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I have a parent project (POM packaging) with that has 3 modules: EJB, WAR,
> and EAR
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> So the folder structure is like this:
>
> POM Project Folder
> -
I thought it was impossible to open in eclipse a project and a subproject
(eclipse checks that it's not in an existing project path when it import a
new one).
If it's possible, it's cool
Arnaud
On Dec 13, 2007 12:37 AM, cailie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Thanks for your response... actually,
Thanks for your response... actually, I've got the parent project open too --
for a total of 4 projects open in Eclipse.
Arnaud HERITIER wrote:
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> It's not possible, I think.
> Eclipse doesn't support the logic of modules.
> You'll have 3 projects in eclipse.
> The problem is that you'll not h
It's not possible, I think.
Eclipse doesn't support the logic of modules.
You'll have 3 projects in eclipse.
The problem is that you'll not have the parent pom.
Arnaud
On Dec 12, 2007 11:46 PM, cailie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I have a parent project (POM packaging) with that has 3 modules:
I have a parent project (POM packaging) with that has 3 modules: EJB, WAR,
and EAR
So the folder structure is like this:
POM Project Folder
-- EAR Project Folder
-- EJB Project Folder
-- WAR Project Folder
I am using Eclipse, and I would like to import the parent project, and have
it reco
