I had similar experience while moving the new streaming scala examples to a common java/scala flink-streaming-examples, used the set up and best practices described by Gyula.
One note to add: when I had some unresolved problems in the scala dependencies of the examples Eclipse couldn't even build the java ones, which was quite counter-intuitive as those parts are independent. After making sure that Eclipse had no problem with the dependencies it worked. Oh, and just to double-check (midnight is approaching): have you set the compiler plugin for quasi quotes? :) Marton On Mon, Jan 5, 2015 at 11:32 PM, Stephan Ewen <se...@apache.org> wrote: > Hi all! > > Since the last pull requests that split the "flink-runtime" in a part Java > part Scala project, it seems impossible to develop it with Eclipse. > > I have tried > - Eclipse Kepler with Scala IDE plugin > - Scala IDE 4.0.0 > > The later does an even worse job than Kepler with the plugin. > > I am seeing all of those errors in mixed order: > - Scala files unable to find java classes from the same project > - Java files unable to find scala classes from the same project > - Java files being unable to resolve imports which are clearly present in > the maven dependencies. > > Has anyone had luck in getting this to run? > > > In the current state, we effectively block all new contributors that are > used to Eclipse as their default IDE and are hesitant to switch to a new > tool only for trying out an open source project. > > > Greetings, > Stephan >
