Great, thanks Emmanuel!
Emmanuel Venisse wrote:
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> http://maven.apache.org/continuum/faqs.html#can-i-use-file-protocol-in-add-project-view
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> eeweise a écrit :
>> Hi
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>> total newbie here trying to get anything working. I'm trying to create a
>> new project and get the option to Add Mave
http://maven.apache.org/continuum/faqs.html#can-i-use-file-protocol-in-add-project-view
eeweise a écrit :
Hi
total newbie here trying to get anything working. I'm trying to create a
new project and get the option to Add Maven 2.0+ Project. I enter
"file:///Users/eric/projects/xyz/workspace/tr
Hi
total newbie here trying to get anything working. I'm trying to create a
new project and get the option to Add Maven 2.0+ Project. I enter
"file:///Users/eric/projects/xyz/workspace/trunk/pom.xml" into the M2 POM
Url field and get the error "Enter the URL to the Maven 2 POM[ You must
pro
Also remember that you have to build once from the command-line when
you alter poms that are depended-on, either as parents or
dependencies if they are not available to the eclipse plugin. I just
usually build world after an svn checkout, then "F5" my projects into
currency, then build cle
Jesse one of the problems I found when using the hierarchical layout is that
I can't effectively use the eclipse source control to commit code back into
svn. I'll look into this, too.
Brian
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hierarchical structures works well with eclipse. The only thing to know for hierarchival
project is to not create an eclipse project for project with "pom" packaging.
The maven-eclipse-plugin doesn't generate .project/.classpath for them.
Emmanuel
bkbonner a écrit :
I don't want problems then.
I don't want problems then. I've used the m2eclipse plugin but haven't found
that the hiearchical structures worked that well. I guess I'll have to
revisit it.
Jesse McConnell wrote:
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> ya basically...
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> its what most of the people I know that use eclipse do. That or use
> the eclipse pl
ya basically...
its what most of the people I know that use eclipse do. That or use
the eclipse plugin that once the projects are imported manages the pom
and maven dependencies itself.
search around on the maven users list and you should come up with some
example usage.
having that kind of fl
Jesse, thanks for the response (I think). I have used the
maven-eclipse-plugin. By "sane", are you suggesting using a hierarchical
layout and then using maven-eclipse-plugin to generate the eclipse project
info?
Brian
Jesse McConnell wrote:
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> you might have more luck on the maven users lis
You understood it well, but I think we don't use it correctly. Maybe you can
help us to fix it.
Emmanuel
Peter Yuill a écrit :
I have read the wiki on 'Quiet Period' and it seems that Continuum's
Quiet Period is designed to work like Cruise Control's, but no matter
what I set the schedule Quie
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