Hello,
I have a project where I need to mix Java and Scala and therefore included
the Scala plugin as shown below. The project works, it compiles both Java
and Scala and the Scala test is executed and passes fine. The problem is
again the eclipse plugin does not put the Scala sources folder as par
> Thank you. I tried that using "Import -> Maven -> Existing Maven Project"
> then choose the corresponding directory but the dependencies are not
> resolved even though they are all in the local repo and all other projects
> above this where generated using the eclipse plugin and work fine i.e.
>
You might also try the Eclipse STS from Spring.
It has everything that you need for developing Spring applications with
Maven, all packaged up in a single download.
Ron
On
07/05/2013 10:38 AM, Giovanni Azua wrote:
Hi Wayne,
Thank you. I tried that using "Import -> Maven -> Existing Maven P
Hi Wayne,
Thank you. I tried that using "Import -> Maven -> Existing Maven Project"
then choose the corresponding directory but the dependencies are not
resolved even though they are all in the local repo and all other projects
above this where generated using the eclipse plugin and work fine i.e.
> I am trying to build Spring RCP and I'm very interested in the
> spring-richclient-jide-sample-google but when I run the following I see
> SUCCESS but no project? How can I troubleshoot this?
...
> [INFO] --- maven-eclipse-plugin:2.5.1:eclipse (default-cli) @
> spring-richclient-jide-sample-googl
Hello,
I am trying to build Spring RCP and I'm very interested in the
spring-richclient-jide-sample-google but when I run the following I see
SUCCESS but no project? How can I troubleshoot this?
TIA,
Best regards,
Giovanni
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