Hey Bruno,

I am glad to here your original problem is solved.

While your follow up problem is  going off topic, I did try to look
into it. I couldn't find any thing on the -include-sources compiler
arg; are you sure it is correct?

Anyway, perhaps you should make a new thread to attract the attention
of those that can help with this one.

Apologies to all for the poor choice of variable name i.e. M2_HOME. I
will try to find sometime to rectify this.

Cheers

On Nov 17, 3:32 pm, Bruno Medeiros <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Tue, Nov 17, 2009 at 12:02, Peter Kawiak <[email protected]> wrote:
> > My two cents: if you set M2_REPO for the first time, eclipse sometimes
> > won't notice it for previously created projects. In case it's still
> > complaining after you introduced the variable, just delete and import
> > your project again.
>
> Even without experience it here, I believe you! :P Eclipse is sometimes so
> crazy..
>
> @All
> Sorry for my mistake, M2_HOME really should point to maven installation
> directory. But would be more intuitive if the variable used by flex mojos is
> M2_REPO. In the java variables, M2_REPO points to ~/.m2/repository, so the
> generated library entries doesn't need to be modified (sorry again :( ).
>
> @Darren
>
> I Tried what Logan said now, and things seem better.
> There is a weird thing:
>
> The -include-sources in additionalCompilerArguments put an absolute path.
> Here in my company we commit the configs to VCS, because everyone uses the
> same eclipse customization and it brings some facilities to us. This
> absolute path avoid us to do that, so i tried to use the ${DOCUMENTS} to
> that (which we already use to server, compile and services config). After do
> that, other error:
>
> nothing was specified to be included in the library
>
> The flexbuilder mojo generates a empty include classes tag on
> .flexLibProperties. So I had to manually add all the classes again.
>
> I will try to use the flexbuilder integration this way by now.
> Even without flexbuilder integration, flex-mojos gives me ability to use
> maven release plugin and it enough for me by now. I had only mavenized my
> libs, not my web projects. It will be the next step here.
>
> Thanks for all for the help!
>
> --------
> BrunoJCM

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