;myproject".
M2 generates this entry in .project reflecting this:
myproject
Any ideas on why project references are not working for me?
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Van: Ralph Pöllath [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Verzonden: donderdag 26 januari 2006 14:58
Aan: Maven Users List
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On 26.01.2006, at 13:40, Michael Böckling wrote:
it recently occurred to me that using Maven dependencies in Eclipse
(which in itself is a good idea) screws up one thing: refactoring.
When I have project workspace-dependencies, these dependencies are
taken into account when I do a refactor (me
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From: Michael Böckling [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 26 January 2006 12:41
To: Maven Users List
Subject: Yet another Eclipse issue...
Hello list,
it recently occurred to me that using Maven dependencies in Eclipse (which
in itself is a good idea) screws up one thing: refactoring.
When I have
Hello list,
it recently occurred to me that using Maven dependencies in Eclipse
(which in itself is a good idea) screws up one thing: refactoring.
When I have project workspace-dependencies, these dependencies are taken
into account when I do a refactor (method calls et.c are changed
according
Hi,
i want to manage an Eclipse Plugin project with Maven.
The "Plug-in Dependencies" virtual folder has all the Eclipse jar's
(ui.jar, swt.jar etc.) But how do I let Maven know about these
libraries? I haven't got them in my workspace, since they reside in the
target platform folder.
The eclip
