If you create the project inside the eclipse workspace directory, build it and then create a java project with the same name as the newly created project directory, eclipse does a reasonable job of working out the source directories. You then just have to add the jars required, commons-beanutils,jboss-j2ee,serveltapi,struts, in my case.
On Tue, 2004-11-16 at 08:48, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hi Developers, > > how can I setup a eclipsebased AndroMDA development environment? > I want every andromda sourcecode in Eclipse, so I can debug every line to > understand the architecture and find easly bugs in my cardridges. > > I am looking for a cookbook like this: > > - download/unzip: andromda-bin-3.0M2.zip;andromda-src-3.0M2.zip > - create a new workspace > - create several projects (andromda-core, andromda-ant, andromda-bpm4struts, > ...) > - Project-Settings are: > andromda-core: bind following libs to your classpath,.... > project-dependency are: ... > ... and so on.... > > My attempts ends with "project cycle detection" and "imports cannot be > resolved" from eclipse. I have no clue how to solve this problems. > > C Ya, > Susan -- Martin West Head of Product Design and Development http://www.star-map.net +44(0)207 318 0308 +44(0)787 968 0096
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