You can save yourself a lot of grief just by installing Eclipse/STS from
Springsource.
It includes Eclipse with a full set of plug-ins required to do
development with Java, Maven and the Spring tool suite.
Saves all these questions about what to load and how to fix incompatible
dependencies.
Hossein Miri hm...@me.com wrote on 03/07/2013 09:46:49 AM:
there are a number of options for install:
- Maven Integration for Eclipse WTP (Incubation)
by Eclipse.org, EPL
- m2eclipse-wtp : Maven Integration for Eclipse WTP (from github)
by Red Hat, Inc., EPL
- Maven
Hi Hossein,
I would like to install the m2eclipse
As Ron says, you can use Eclipse/STS if you want the whole enchilada.
Alternately, one middle ground is the Eclipse IDE for Java Developers
download, which comes with both M2E and EGit already installed. Feature
list here:
Try posting a query to its mailing list, which is on codehaus.org;
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Try this url
http://xircles.codehaus.org/manage_email
I'm using ganymede with it and it works for me. Sometimes I need to right
click on the project and select Update Project Configuration from the Maven
Thanks for the tip, Rusty. I had it working once before, but I had to
re-install Eclipse. Now, I can't seem to get m2eclipse going again.
I'll give their list a whirl.
Rusty Wright wrote:
Try posting a query to its mailing list, which is on codehaus.org;
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Try this url
