Ok! ;-)) Thnx so much!
It may be usefull in case I need!
(But, unfortunetally I couldn't be able to generate it from either
m2eclipse neither candy4eclipse and make it compilable/runnable in
(Eclipse's) TomtCat. Only from (cmd line) mvn:appfuse and import it to
Eclipse.)
Reguards,
Ice-Ma
Check out in Eclipse, Window | Preferences | Maven
Ice-Man wrote:
>
> Actually, to be honest, I'm curious to know how do u reach that
> window??!
>
> Ice-Man
>
> 2008/12/24 jaronson
>
>> Hi, I'm going through the tutorials and I'm new to Maven but very
>> experienced in Eclipse. I'm used
Actually, to be honest, I'm curious to know how do u reach that
window??!
Ice-Man
2008/12/24 jaronson
> Hi, I'm going through the tutorials and I'm new to Maven but very
> experienced in Eclipse. I'm used to having Eclipse show me Javadoc and
> source info from the Java screens. When I set
I'll answer my own question in in case someone is wondering about this in the
future.
I went to the Maven Eclipse Plug-in's control panel and it had an option for
'Download Artifact Sources'. After checking that option and doing a build it
spent about 10 minutes downloading about 90% of the sour
Is this plugin you're talking about m2eclipse? If so, you might ask that
mailing list.
Matt
On Tue, Dec 23, 2008 at 10:14 PM, jaronson wrote:
> Hi, I'm going through the tutorials and I'm new to Maven but very
> experienced in Eclipse. I'm used to having Eclipse show me Javadoc and
> source inf
Hi,
I'm going through the tutorials and I'm new to Maven but very experienced in
Eclipse.
I'm used to having Eclipse show me Javadoc and source info from the Java
screens. When I set up my projects from scratch I have total control over
this type of thing. With the AppFuse tutorial Maven [or Ma
