I just tried this scenario with latest 0.9.4 from SVN and everything
works as expected, i.e. I see Maven Dependencies classpath container
with proper entries.
What m2eclipse version do you have? Do you see any exceptions in maven
console or in eclipse .log file? What happens if you run Maven->
Hello All,
Got the indexing working fine thanks.
So when I create a Java project and enable Managed dependencies I cant see
the Maven Managed Dependencies Library under the Package Explorer Tree, this
is kindof a problem because I cant see what is included in the build path
for Eclipse. I try to
Eugene,
This explained everything I needed to know to completely solve my
problem. You are very kind and helpful. Thank you so much for your
assistance.
Clay
Eugene Kuleshov wrote:
Clay,
There was a problem with index updater, so you probably lost index
for Maven Central repository. You
Murray,
This is really more of a maven question and should be asked on the
maven-user list to get a quicker response. Based on the info below, it's
not entirely clear to me what you're trying to do. You want to deploy to
a remote repo or to an app container?
--Brian
From: Murray Waters [ma
m2eclipse is currently allow to specify both user and global
settings.xml. When using Maven from the command line:
- user settings is located at ~/.m2/settings.xml by default and can be
changed in the command line using -s option
- global settings.xml is taken from /conf/settings.xml
and ca
Hi all,
Please note that due to dependencies on several components that
require Java 5 (one of them is the Maven core, that been recently moved
to Java 5), starting from 0.9.4 version, m2eclipse will require Java 5
to run.
We are also considering to reduce support of Eclipse 3.2, mostly du
Laurent RUAUD wrote:
My project has a version 1.0-SNAPSHOT and I have also configured maven to
use a snapshot repository too.
After building and deploying my project's artifact into snapshot
repository I'm trying to update index of snapshots from eclipse maven
indexes view and I'm getting empty
Andy,
Can you provide some context? What project(s) are you trying to build?
Version of m2eclipse. How you invoke the build.
Andy Dingfelder wrote:
oops, sorry about the wrong subject on the parent post.
should be
"Build doesn't stop on compile error"
not
"How to get sources"
(I hit reply
Sench wrote:
>
> My project has a version 1.0-SNAPSHOT and I have also configured maven to
> use a snapshot repository too.
>
> After building and deploying my project's artifact into snapshot
> repository I'm trying to update index of snapshots from eclipse maven
> indexes view and I'm gettin
