I use Eclipse-based Scala IDE. I import Maven projects. But I often have to
right click on the project and do Maven -> Update Project. I also often
have to do Scala -> Restart Presentation Compiler. Not sure if that's
helpful.
On Mon, Jul 3, 2017 at 11:45 AM, John Arnold wrote:
> Patrik,
>
> So,
Patrik,
So, I imported the quickstart project as a Maven project. Looking at the
build path, I see several jars in my ~/.m2/repository directory.
I guess, and not being familiar enough with Maven nor Lightbend, that when
I invoked the maven compile exec:exec that it pulled the required jar files
I think Eclipse has a plugin that understands a maven pom and adds the
needed dependendencies to the project. You can import a maven project.
In this case you are missing a transitive dependency. Trying to
add/maintain those manually will be a pain so I suggest that you let the
IDE/plugin handle i
Using the Quickstart example (which builds and runs using Maven), I decided
to try it in Eclipse.
I added the 2 jars from my akka build, akka-actor_2.11-2.5-SNAPSHOT.jar and
akka-testkit_2.11-2.5-SNAPSHOT.jar, and the sample program built
successfully.
Running produced an error:
Except