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Eclipse with Maven
I'm still experiencing some trouble with the mvn eclipse:eclipse command.
I'm probably misusing this particular command, so maybe people can help me :).
I've installed Eclipse Callisto, with the plugins for J2EE development. Now, what I do is the following. I create a project with mvn archetype:create in my Eclipse workspace. Normally, you run mvn eclipse:eclipse and everything is OK. The problem is that I want to create a Struts-application. So I create a new web application in Eclipse and give a name identical to the artifactId. I choose as source folder src/main/java and content directory equal to src/main/webapp.
I don't know whether this is a good approach. The problem is that if I add dependencies to the pom-file, Eclipse recognizes those dependencies and adds them, but when I choose "Run on server ..." he doesn't publish the *.jar files in my lib-folder. Also, the component file generated doesn't contain the *.jar (I don't know if that's required).
Can somebody please help me? :). Each time I try to run, I've got a 50% chance of receiving an error.
Tia
Björn De Bakker
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Re: Eclipse with Maven
Posted by Fabrizio Giustina <fg...@apache.org>.
check the -Dwtpversion parameter on the maven eclipse plugin
reference. You need to explicitely enable WTP support.
fabrizio
On 12/6/06, bjorn.de.bakker@accenture.com <bj...@accenture.com> wrote:
> Ok, I've discovered a way to create a webapp with Maven. The problem is that if I run Eclipse and choose to import an existing project into workspace everything goes fine, but when I want to run the whole thing on the server I receive "The selection did not contain anything that can be run on a server". Plz help :-/.
>
> Björn De Bakker
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> I'm still experiencing some trouble with the mvn eclipse:eclipse command.
>
>
>
> I'm probably misusing this particular command, so maybe people can help me :).
>
>
>
> I've installed Eclipse Callisto, with the plugins for J2EE development. Now, what I do is the following. I create a project with mvn archetype:create in my Eclipse workspace. Normally, you run mvn eclipse:eclipse and everything is OK. The problem is that I want to create a Struts-application. So I create a new web application in Eclipse and give a name identical to the artifactId. I choose as source folder src/main/java and content directory equal to src/main/webapp.
>
>
>
> I don't know whether this is a good approach. The problem is that if I add dependencies to the pom-file, Eclipse recognizes those dependencies and adds them, but when I choose "Run on server ..." he doesn't publish the *.jar files in my lib-folder. Also, the component file generated doesn't contain the *.jar (I don't know if that's required).
>
>
>
> Can somebody please help me? :). Each time I try to run, I've got a 50% chance of receiving an error.
>
>
>
> Tia
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>
>
> Björn De Bakker
>
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RE: Eclipse with Maven
Posted by bj...@accenture.com.
Ok, I've discovered a way to create a webapp with Maven. The problem is that if I run Eclipse and choose to import an existing project into workspace everything goes fine, but when I want to run the whole thing on the server I receive "The selection did not contain anything that can be run on a server". Plz help :-/.
Björn De Bakker
-----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
Van: bjorn.de.bakker@accenture.com [mailto:bjorn.de.bakker@accenture.com]
Verzonden: dinsdag 5 december 2006 15:28
Aan: users@maven.apache.org
Onderwerp: Eclipse with Maven
I'm still experiencing some trouble with the mvn eclipse:eclipse command.
I'm probably misusing this particular command, so maybe people can help me :).
I've installed Eclipse Callisto, with the plugins for J2EE development. Now, what I do is the following. I create a project with mvn archetype:create in my Eclipse workspace. Normally, you run mvn eclipse:eclipse and everything is OK. The problem is that I want to create a Struts-application. So I create a new web application in Eclipse and give a name identical to the artifactId. I choose as source folder src/main/java and content directory equal to src/main/webapp.
I don't know whether this is a good approach. The problem is that if I add dependencies to the pom-file, Eclipse recognizes those dependencies and adds them, but when I choose "Run on server ..." he doesn't publish the *.jar files in my lib-folder. Also, the component file generated doesn't contain the *.jar (I don't know if that's required).
Can somebody please help me? :). Each time I try to run, I've got a 50% chance of receiving an error.
Tia
Björn De Bakker
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