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m2eclipse and Java project have excluded="**"
I am using Eclipse 3.4 , m2eclipse 0.9.6 and I have all default settings
I have read the FAQ about this
http://docs.codehaus.org/display/M2ECLIPSE/Project+FAQ#ProjectFAQ-WhyresourcefoldersinJavaprojecthaveexcluded%3D%22%22
After importing project all resource folder are excluded in eclipse, when I
use mvn eclipse:eclipse this resource folder are added to classpath
properly.
I was wondering how I can add this resource file in classpath in eclipse
without manually removing exclusion for each module in build path.
I have spring application context in src/main/resource folder and in my test
class they get loaded from classpath
"classpath:application-context.xml"
It will work fine if I use like this "classpath*:application-context.xml" to
load context but it will load from local installed jar of same module.
But I have to always install this module first if I add any new bean to this
application context and want to make available in my test class.
Even I tried updating project configuration but did noy help
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Re: m2eclipse and Java project have excluded="**"
Posted by Gopal Patwa <go...@gmail.com>.
Hi Eugene,
I tried with simple multi-module maven project but could not reproduce the
problem, I will perform quick check between my production project and test
project and see what I will be required to reproduce this issue in some
sample test project.
Eugene Kuleshov wrote:
>
>
> Gopal Patwa wrote:
>>
>> [skip]
>>
>> So, I can't use "Build Automatically" option from eclipse, if I disable
>> it works fine, I can see my resource are copied in target/classes folder
>>
>> From JIRA comments it seems the fixed for this issue is postpone
>>
>
> I have some experimental fix for the whole thing, but need to do some
> more testing.
> It would help us to finalize fix if you could provide test project that
> would allow to reproduce issue when resources are erased on Project /
> Clean. I still don't have reproducible test case for this scenario.
>
> regards,
> Eugene
>
>
>
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Re: m2eclipse and Java project have excluded="**"
Posted by Bouiaw <bo...@gmail.com>.
If you can provide me a snapshot build of the fix, I can also test it
on many of my company project that all show the issue.
On Mon, Nov 3, 2008 at 12:43 AM, Eugene Kuleshov <eu...@md.pp.ru> wrote:
>
>
> Gopal Patwa wrote:
>>
>> [skip]
>>
>> So, I can't use "Build Automatically" option from eclipse, if I disable it
>> works fine, I can see my resource are copied in target/classes folder
>>
>> From JIRA comments it seems the fixed for this issue is postpone
>>
>
> I have some experimental fix for the whole thing, but need to do some more
> testing.
> It would help us to finalize fix if you could provide test project that
> would allow to reproduce issue when resources are erased on Project / Clean.
> I still don't have reproducible test case for this scenario.
>
> regards,
> Eugene
>
>
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Re: m2eclipse and Java project have excluded="**"
Posted by Eugene Kuleshov <eu...@md.pp.ru>.
Gopal Patwa wrote:
>
> [skip]
>
> So, I can't use "Build Automatically" option from eclipse, if I disable it
> works fine, I can see my resource are copied in target/classes folder
>
> From JIRA comments it seems the fixed for this issue is postpone
>
I have some experimental fix for the whole thing, but need to do some more
testing.
It would help us to finalize fix if you could provide test project that
would allow to reproduce issue when resources are erased on Project / Clean.
I still don't have reproducible test case for this scenario.
regards,
Eugene
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Re: m2eclipse and Java project have excluded="**"
Posted by Gopal Patwa <go...@gmail.com>.
I am not using eclipse:eclipse plugin any more, I just gave an example.
And I have subscribe to m2eclipse mailing list so for any future post, I
will send to that mailing list
After reading comments from JIRA issue, I have similar problem like
Kay Huber - 05/Aug/08 01:38 PM
I may be a victim of exactly what you describe Igor. In my case it's even a
bit worse:
* If I have "Build automatically" turned on, even after doing
Project->Clean... the resources first show up but then vanish again.
* If I manually disable the Java Builder for the project, the resources
remain.
* If I disable "Build automatically" and start Project->Clean.. the
resources remain, too. (As soon as I turn on Build automatically again, the
resources disappear again, though)
So, I can't use "Build Automatically" option from eclipse, if I disable it
works fine, I can see my resource are copied in target/classes folder
>From JIRA comments it seems the fixed for this issue is postpone
Thanks
Gopal
Eugene Kuleshov wrote:
>
> Gopal,
>
> First of all, if you are using m2eclipse, you should stop using
> eclipse:eclipse plugin and just import your Maven projects into eclipse
> using Maven Projects import wizard provided by m2eclipse. The
> eclipse:eclipse or eclipse:m2eclipse will most likely break project
> configuration for m2eclipse, especially if you run it when project is
> already in Eclipse.
>
> The FAQ entry you referred to describes the proper way to configure
> resource folder in the IDE from the m2eclipse point of view. Is there
> anything in that FAQ entry require clarification? I suppose there are
> other proper ways to configure resource folders in Eclipse, but they are
> not applicable to the projects managed by m2eclipse.
>
> In regard to your issue, it is possible that you might be hitting into
> known issue, namely http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MNGECLIPSE-823
> To verify that it is the case, you can check content of your
> target/classes and target/test-classes folders and see if your resources
> are there (assuming that you dud run Maven / Update project configuration
> and Maven builder is enabled). If they are there, but your tests can't
> find resources, check the command line and actual classpath used by your
> launch configuration in Eclipse (so you may have to recreate your launch
> configuration), see
> http://docs.codehaus.org/display/M2ECLIPSE/Project+FAQ#ProjectFAQ-HowtoretrieveanactualcommandlineusedtostartJVMandMaven
> Anyway, the current workaround for this issue is to run Project /
> Clean... action on your project to force Maven build. You also need to
> make sure to run refresh in Eclipse after you run any maven commands from
> the command line.
> Hope that helps.
>
> BTW, it is better ti use m2eclipse users mailing list for questions
> related to m2eclipse. You can subscribe at
> http://m2eclipse.codehaus.org/mail-lists.html
>
> regards,
> Eugene
>
>
>
> Gopal Patwa wrote:
>>
>> I am using Eclipse 3.4 , m2eclipse 0.9.6 and I have all default settings
>>
>> I have read the FAQ about this
>> http://docs.codehaus.org/display/M2ECLIPSE/Project+FAQ#ProjectFAQ-WhyresourcefoldersinJavaprojecthaveexcluded%3D%22%22
>>
>> After importing project all resource folder are excluded in eclipse, when
>> I use mvn eclipse:eclipse this resource folder are added to classpath
>> properly.
>>
>> I was wondering how I can add this resource file in classpath in eclipse
>> without manually removing exclusion for each module in build path.
>>
>> I have spring application context in src/main/resource folder and in my
>> test class they get loaded from classpath
>>
>> "classpath:application-context.xml"
>>
>> It will work fine if I use like this "classpath*:application-context.xml"
>> to load context but it will load from local installed jar of same module.
>>
>> But I have to always install this module first if I add any new bean to
>> this application context and want to make available in my test class.
>>
>> Even I tried updating project configuration but did noy help
>>
>
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Re: m2eclipse and Java project have excluded="**"
Posted by Eugene Kuleshov <eu...@md.pp.ru>.
Gopal,
First of all, if you are using m2eclipse, you should stop using
eclipse:eclipse plugin and just import your Maven projects into eclipse
using Maven Projects import wizard provided by m2eclipse. The
eclipse:eclipse or eclipse:m2eclipse will most likely break project
configuration for m2eclipse, especially if you run it when project is
already in Eclipse.
The FAQ entry you referred to describes the proper way to configure
resource folder in the IDE from the m2eclipse point of view. Is there
anything in that FAQ entry require clarification? I suppose there are other
proper ways to configure resource folders in Eclipse, but they are not
applicable to the projects managed by m2eclipse.
In regard to your issue, it is possible that you might be hitting into
known issue, namely http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MNGECLIPSE-823
To verify that it is the case, you can check content of your
target/classes and target/test-classes folders and see if your resources are
there (assuming that you dud run Maven / Update project configuration and
Maven builder is enabled). If they are there, but your tests can't find
resources, check the command line and actual classpath used by your launch
configuration in Eclipse (so you may have to recreate your launch
configuration), see
http://docs.codehaus.org/display/M2ECLIPSE/Project+FAQ#ProjectFAQ-HowtoretrieveanactualcommandlineusedtostartJVMandMaven
Anyway, the current workaround for this issue is to run Project / Clean...
action on your project to force Maven build. You also need to make sure to
run refresh in Eclipse after you run any maven commands from the command
line.
Hope that helps.
BTW, it is better ti use m2eclipse users mailing list for questions
related to m2eclipse. You can subscribe at
http://m2eclipse.codehaus.org/mail-lists.html
regards,
Eugene
Gopal Patwa wrote:
>
> I am using Eclipse 3.4 , m2eclipse 0.9.6 and I have all default settings
>
> I have read the FAQ about this
> http://docs.codehaus.org/display/M2ECLIPSE/Project+FAQ#ProjectFAQ-WhyresourcefoldersinJavaprojecthaveexcluded%3D%22%22
>
> After importing project all resource folder are excluded in eclipse, when
> I use mvn eclipse:eclipse this resource folder are added to classpath
> properly.
>
> I was wondering how I can add this resource file in classpath in eclipse
> without manually removing exclusion for each module in build path.
>
> I have spring application context in src/main/resource folder and in my
> test class they get loaded from classpath
>
> "classpath:application-context.xml"
>
> It will work fine if I use like this "classpath*:application-context.xml"
> to load context but it will load from local installed jar of same module.
>
> But I have to always install this module first if I add any new bean to
> this application context and want to make available in my test class.
>
> Even I tried updating project configuration but did noy help
>
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