On Sat, Oct 6, 2012 at 11:23 AM, Kristopher Kane <[email protected]>wrote:
> Please bear with me as I'm cutting teeth on a lot of things to work on > ACCUMULO-720... like learning Java. :-) > > I did an SVN check out of trunk and compiled/ran it. Then I imported > the checkout into Eclipse and noticed that TooManyFilesException.java > is complaining about not being able to find org.slf4j. > Did you do Import -> Existing Maven Projects? If the project appears to have imported correctly as a Maven project (it creates a dozen-ish separate Maven projects in your workspace), and it builds fine at the command line, sometimes you just have to refresh and/or clean (Project -> Clean) the workspace to make Eclipse happy. Another sometimes-useful thing is right click -> Maven -> Update Project Configuration (now Update Project in Juno), though that should only be needed if a pom has changed. Also, if you take a look at a Maven project in Eclipse, it will have a section called Maven Dependencies that you can open and see what jars are actually being pulled in. Billie > > When I compiled with Maven everything appeared to finish fine. Does > mean that Maven ignored the missing import or that it downloaded the > dep at compile time? > > Thanks for the help, > > -Kris >
