Re: Maven Plugin for Eclipse 2.0

2007-10-03 Thread Wendy Smoak
On 10/3/07, LukeLallu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 But could not install it as all these versions are COMPLIANT with Eclipse
 3.1 and above.

 I am using WSAD 5.1.0 version is having Eclipse 2.0 version

I don't know that there's an IDE plugin available for something that old.

Have you tried 'mvn eclipse:eclipse' at the command line to generate
the .project and .classpath files, then opening the project?

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Re: Maven Plugin for Eclipse 2.0

2007-10-03 Thread LukeLallu

I am very new to Maven,

How do I do 'mvn eclipse:eclipse' when plugin could not be installed.

I am trying to install the plugin in the WSAD.

The Error I get is 
--
Feature requires feature com.ibm.wswb (2.1.1), or compatible.
  WebSphere Application Server - Express (5.1.0): Feature requires feature
com.ibm.wswb (2.1.1), or compatible.
  XML Tools (5.1.0): Feature requires feature com.ibm.wswb (2.1.1), or
compatible




Please do help. I stuck for the whole day.

Regards

Luke

Wendy Smoak-3 wrote:
 
 On 10/3/07, LukeLallu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
 But could not install it as all these versions are COMPLIANT with Eclipse
 3.1 and above.

 I am using WSAD 5.1.0 version is having Eclipse 2.0 version
 
 I don't know that there's an IDE plugin available for something that old.
 
 Have you tried 'mvn eclipse:eclipse' at the command line to generate
 the .project and .classpath files, then opening the project?
 
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Re: Maven Plugin for Eclipse 2.0

2007-10-03 Thread Wayne Fay
As Wendy already told you, there is no Maven plugin for Eclipse 2.0.
If you want to use a Maven plugin Eclipse, you will need to upgrade to
a newer release ie Eclipse 3.3.

Assuming you have installed Maven 2.0.7 properly (and set up an
Internet proxy etc if necessary), go to your project directory (which
has a pom.xml file) and run mvn eclipse:eclipse to generate the
.classpath and .project files for Eclipse.

Then you can point Eclipse at those files and it should successfully
open/import your project.

Wayne

On 10/3/07, LukeLallu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I am very new to Maven,

 How do I do 'mvn eclipse:eclipse' when plugin could not be installed.

 I am trying to install the plugin in the WSAD.

 The Error I get is
 --
 Feature requires feature com.ibm.wswb (2.1.1), or compatible.
   WebSphere Application Server - Express (5.1.0): Feature requires feature
 com.ibm.wswb (2.1.1), or compatible.
   XML Tools (5.1.0): Feature requires feature com.ibm.wswb (2.1.1), or
 compatible

 


 Please do help. I stuck for the whole day.

 Regards

 Luke

 Wendy Smoak-3 wrote:
 
  On 10/3/07, LukeLallu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  But could not install it as all these versions are COMPLIANT with Eclipse
  3.1 and above.
 
  I am using WSAD 5.1.0 version is having Eclipse 2.0 version
 
  I don't know that there's an IDE plugin available for something that old.
 
  Have you tried 'mvn eclipse:eclipse' at the command line to generate
  the .project and .classpath files, then opening the project?
 
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Re: Maven Plugin for Eclipse 2.0

2007-10-03 Thread LukeLallu

Thank You so  much for the reply for it is something like this for a web
project right

Step 1 :
After Maven 2.0.7 installtion
mvn -U archetype:create -DgroupId=com.mycompany.app -DartifactId=my-web-app
-Dpackagename=com.mycompany.app -DarchetypeArtifactId=maven-archetype-webapp

Create a Web Project

Step 2:
cd my-web-app

Step 3:

As u said from my-web-app folder run

mvn eclipse:eclipse right

Step 4 :
Make the Parent Folder of my-web-app as the workspace in Eclipse and open
my-web-app (This part alone not very clear)

Thanks and Regards

Luke

Wayne Fay wrote:
 
 As Wendy already told you, there is no Maven plugin for Eclipse 2.0.
 If you want to use a Maven plugin Eclipse, you will need to upgrade to
 a newer release ie Eclipse 3.3.
 
 Assuming you have installed Maven 2.0.7 properly (and set up an
 Internet proxy etc if necessary), go to your project directory (which
 has a pom.xml file) and run mvn eclipse:eclipse to generate the
 .classpath and .project files for Eclipse.
 
 Then you can point Eclipse at those files and it should successfully
 open/import your project.
 
 Wayne
 
 On 10/3/07, LukeLallu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I am very new to Maven,

 How do I do 'mvn eclipse:eclipse' when plugin could not be installed.

 I am trying to install the plugin in the WSAD.

 The Error I get is
 --
 Feature requires feature com.ibm.wswb (2.1.1), or compatible.
   WebSphere Application Server - Express (5.1.0): Feature requires
 feature
 com.ibm.wswb (2.1.1), or compatible.
   XML Tools (5.1.0): Feature requires feature com.ibm.wswb (2.1.1), or
 compatible

 


 Please do help. I stuck for the whole day.

 Regards

 Luke

 Wendy Smoak-3 wrote:
 
  On 10/3/07, LukeLallu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  But could not install it as all these versions are COMPLIANT with
 Eclipse
  3.1 and above.
 
  I am using WSAD 5.1.0 version is having Eclipse 2.0 version
 
  I don't know that there's an IDE plugin available for something that
 old.
 
  Have you tried 'mvn eclipse:eclipse' at the command line to generate
  the .project and .classpath files, then opening the project?
 
  --
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Re: Maven Plugin for Eclipse 2.0

2007-10-03 Thread Daniele De Francesco
Hi,
excuse me, just for sake of curiosity, what u can do with Eclipse2.0 that u
cannot with Eclipse 3.x?
I mean Eclipse 2.0 is a big piece of software but it just dates back 5
years

I wait curious for your answer :-)

Bye

On 10/3/07, LukeLallu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


 Thank You so  much for the reply for it is something like this for a web
 project right

 Step 1 :
 After Maven 2.0.7 installtion
 mvn -U archetype:create -DgroupId=com.mycompany.app-DartifactId=my-web-app
 -Dpackagename=com.mycompany.app-DarchetypeArtifactId=maven-archetype-webapp

 Create a Web Project

 Step 2:
 cd my-web-app

 Step 3:

 As u said from my-web-app folder run

 mvn eclipse:eclipse right

 Step 4 :
 Make the Parent Folder of my-web-app as the workspace in Eclipse and open
 my-web-app (This part alone not very clear)

 Thanks and Regards

 Luke

 Wayne Fay wrote:
 
  As Wendy already told you, there is no Maven plugin for Eclipse 2.0.
  If you want to use a Maven plugin Eclipse, you will need to upgrade to
  a newer release ie Eclipse 3.3.
 
  Assuming you have installed Maven 2.0.7 properly (and set up an
  Internet proxy etc if necessary), go to your project directory (which
  has a pom.xml file) and run mvn eclipse:eclipse to generate the
  .classpath and .project files for Eclipse.
 
  Then you can point Eclipse at those files and it should successfully
  open/import your project.
 
  Wayne
 
  On 10/3/07, LukeLallu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  I am very new to Maven,
 
  How do I do 'mvn eclipse:eclipse' when plugin could not be installed.
 
  I am trying to install the plugin in the WSAD.
 
  The Error I get is
  --
  Feature requires feature com.ibm.wswb (2.1.1), or compatible.
WebSphere Application Server - Express (5.1.0): Feature requires
  feature
  com.ibm.wswb (2.1.1), or compatible.
XML Tools (5.1.0): Feature requires feature com.ibm.wswb (2.1.1),
 or
  compatible
 
  
 
 
  Please do help. I stuck for the whole day.
 
  Regards
 
  Luke
 
  Wendy Smoak-3 wrote:
  
   On 10/3/07, LukeLallu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  
   But could not install it as all these versions are COMPLIANT with
  Eclipse
   3.1 and above.
  
   I am using WSAD 5.1.0 version is having Eclipse 2.0 version
  
   I don't know that there's an IDE plugin available for something that
  old.
  
   Have you tried 'mvn eclipse:eclipse' at the command line to generate
   the .project and .classpath files, then opening the project?
  
   --
   Wendy
  
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