As far as I know, m2eclipse does not add war/warpath dependencies to the
eclipse build path. I implemented that in Candy For AppFuse (0.2.0, on the
update site), so I just hope to not having duplicated someone else's work
;).
Eclipse's update site: http://candy4appfuse.sf.net/site
mraible wro
Yes, I this this definitely can be useful. I believe it adds the WAR
files as JARs (warpath) too.
That being said, I think Candy for AppFuse is likely a better option.
It bundles the m2eclipse plugin and uses the latest source since it
has a bunch of bug fixes in it.
http://candy4appfuse.sf.net
Oops, here is a newer version: Maven 2.x Integration for Eclipse
(http://m2eclipse.codehaus.org)
swordfish wrote:
>
> Hi Matt, do you think the Maven Eclipse Plugin
> (http://maven.apache.org/maven-1.x/plugins/eclipse/) is useful for
> developing an AppFuse application in Eclipse 3.2.2?
>
>
>
Oops, here is a newer version: Maven 2.x Integration for Eclipse
(http://m2eclipse.codehaus.org)
swordfish wrote:
>
> Hi Matt, do you think the Maven Eclipse Plugin
> (http://maven.apache.org/maven-1.x/plugins/eclipse/) is useful for
> developing an AppFuse application in Eclipse 3.2.2?
>
>
>
Hi Matt, do you think the Maven Eclipse Plugin
(http://maven.apache.org/maven-1.x/plugins/eclipse/) is useful for
developing an AppFuse application in Eclipse 3.2.2?
mraible wrote:
>
> If you're using a basic archetype, no - you shouldn't delete them.
> Instead, I'd try importing the project, o
If you're using a basic archetype, no - you shouldn't delete them.
Instead, I'd try importing the project, of if you created it in your
workspace, just create a new project and type in the name when
prompted.
Matt
On 4/17/07, nmall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have a .project file and .class
I have a .project file and .classpath file. However, I am using basic
struts2 app. Do I need to delete them anyway.
Thanks!
mraible wrote:
>
> When you run eclipse:eclipse, is there a .project or .classpath file
> created in the root directory (I'm assuming you're using a modular
> project)
When you run eclipse:eclipse, is there a .project or .classpath file
created in the root directory (I'm assuming you're using a modular
project). If so, delete them.
Matt
On 4/17/07, nmall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am using eclipse 3.2.2. Not sure why it doesn't work for me :-(
mraible w
I am using eclipse 3.2.2. Not sure why it doesn't work for me :-(
mraible wrote:
>
> What version of Eclipse are you using? I've verified the following works:
>
> *These instructions were written using Eclipse 3.2.2 on OS X.*
>
>1. To create project files for Eclipse, run *mvn eclipse:ec
What version of Eclipse are you using? I've verified the following works:
*These instructions were written using Eclipse 3.2.2 on OS X.*
1. To create project files for Eclipse, run *mvn eclipse:eclipse* from
the root directory.
2. Launch Eclipse and go to *File* > *Import* > *Existing Pro
Hi,
I am trying to setup my appfuse project in eclipse. Did the following
mvn eclipse:eclipse in the root directory of my project
Set M2_REPO as required in the classpath in Eclipse
However, when I try to import existing projects into workspace using
File->Import->Existing Projects into
Hi,
I am trying to setup my appfuse project in eclipse. Did the following
mvn eclipse:eclipse in the root directory of my project
Set M2_REPO as required in the classpath in Eclipse
However, when I try to import existing projects into workspace using
File->Import->Existing Projects into
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