If you're just trying to import it into Eclipse, then you should just create an Enterprise ear project and a Dynamic Web Project and add the source code to the Dynamic Web Project. Make sure you select your compiler and that you add the Dynamic Web Project. Or, maybe the configuration files for Eclipse that seem to be already present (the .classpath is a tell) will work if you just import the project into Eclipse? Either way, importing into Eclipse by setting up a Maven project is a long way around.
If you had a valid Maven project structure, then you'd just run mvn eclipse:eclipse and it would generate working Eclipse project descriptors (the .classpath/.project I just mentioned) ear/war configuration that you could then use to import into Eclipse. Sorry if this doesn't answer the question entirely, but hopefully it will be insightful. Thanks, Josh On Sat, Aug 23, 2008 at 6:53 AM, sam wun <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > HI, > > > > I downloaded a sample project eg. com.eclipsedistilled.catalog in my > c:\DEV\samples\ directory. > > eg. > > c:\DEV\samples\com.eclipsedistilled.cataglog > > c:\DEV\samples\com.eclipsedistilled.cataglog\bin > > c:\DEV\samples\com.eclipsedistilled.cataglog\src > > c:\DEV\samples\com.eclipsedistilled.cataglog\.classpath > > c:\DEV\samples\com.eclipsedistilled.cataglog\.cvsignore > > c:\DEV\samples\com.eclipsedistilled.cataglog\.project > > > > I heard that we have to use maven to create a project (war / ear) file in > order to import it into eclipse. > > What is the procedure/steps to do that? > > > > Thanks > > > > > > -- Joshua Long Sun Certified Java Programmer http://www.joshlong.com/ --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
