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On 2011-05-03 9:28 PM, Barrie Treloar wrote:
On Wed, May 4, 2011 at 1:20 PM, Eric Kolotyluk<[email protected]> wrote:
I am not a fan of "flat" multimodule projects and don't use them. I
know that things generally work OK with them but I would not be
surprised if you run into issues.
I'm not a fan either, but it was the only way to get things to work with
Jazz RTC. I know IBM plan to fix the problems in RTC with nested Eclipse
projects as they have a lot of customers who are using Jazz and Maven
together.
Someone else had a similar problem with another IBM product, can't
recall the details.
One option is to just ditch the IDE embedded version control and go
back to the command line/GUI interface of the host version control.
That way you can have your hierarchical project structure.
OMG - you speak heresy!
Just kidding ;-)
Seriously, I learned to program using optical mark cards - I've earned
the privilege to be spoiled by a sweet GUI like Eclipse IDE, and the
Sonatype m2e is working fine for me.
Another thing to remember is that eclipse also has problems with
hierarchical projects.
And the IBM stuff is based on eclipse. I know this process works with
Eclipse 3.2.2 +
Yes, the Jazz stuff is all based one Eclipse technology, which is one
reason it works so well with the Eclipse IDE. I've had a long love/hate
relationship with IBM over the years, but they've really earned my
respect with Eclipse and now Jazz.
Right now I have an almost unimaginably wonderful development
environment and writing code is more fun than it has ever been. I'm
especially pleased I took the time to start using Maven.
The work around is to:
* checkout the root project (which contains all sub-projects)
* run mvn eclipse:eclipse
* refresh your eclipse workspace
* use the NAVIGATOR view and delete the .project file from your root project.
* File Import> and select your root project
* You should see your modules ready for import, if not then you forget
to delete the .project file
You will occasionally get out of sync between workspaces, so refresh
them after checkin/checkout and maven command line invocations.
You should be able to run Team> Sync at any of the projects, but it
will work if you only do this from the root project.
Actually, my Maven/Eclipse environment is all working well now :-)
Cheers, Eric
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