> Try setting up the parent project as an eclipse project manually.
Yes, that is possible, but it will create confusing layout, because the same
files (in subfolders) will be part of two different Eclipse projects (+
twice as much metadata in Eclipse).
> I hardly ever edit my paretn project anywa
Try setting up the parent project as an eclipse project manually.
I hardly ever edit my paretn project anyways.
Stefan
news <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> skrev 10.08.2006 10:11:48:
> HI,
>
> there is still one trouble. When you use version control system (CVS,
SVN,
> ..) plugin in Eclipse, you cannot
HI,
there is still one trouble. When you use version control system (CVS, SVN,
..) plugin in Eclipse, you cannot checkout/commit the files in root folder,
because the root folder is not part of Eclipse workspace.
Jan
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Thanks Stefan for your time.
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> The eclipse plugin is included by default
> try running mvn eclipse:eclipse. It will generate the project/classpath
> files for you automatically.
>
> You can of course set up the proj
The eclipse plugin is included by default
try running mvn eclipse:eclipse. It will generate the project/classpath
files for you automatically.
You can of course set up the projects manually, but it's a lot of work.
I typically use the follwing setup:
c:\projects
c:\projects\myproject\
c:\proje
Thanks Stefan,
I don't use the eclipse plugin, but it makes no difference. So, if I
understand you well, you have the structure recomended by Maven doc outside
of Eclipse workspace and use Eclipse links to each fo the EAR/EJB/WAR
subfolders? Are there any troubles with this setup?
Jan
> Hi Jan,
Hi Jan,
running the maven eclipse plugin, you won't get any project file for the
top level (myProject / pom.xml).
Also, I recomment using a workspace location different from where you keep
your source code (using eclipse's import existing project feature)
HTHAB,
Stefan
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Hi,
The flat directory is recommended for J2EE projects:
myProject / pom.xml
|
|-- EAR / pom.xml
|
|-- EJB / pom.xml
|
|-- WEB / pom.xml
This structure is not entirely "flat" because of the root myProject /
pom.xml. It is not clear to me how this structure fits into Eclipse
workspace. Do you hav
