Thanks Saul; added to the developers guide: - http://docs.codehaus.org/display/GEOT/2.5.8+Maven+Eclipse+Plugin+Goals > A really important part of working with geotools/geoserver is to use > maven's "eclipse:eclipse" plugin/goal. > > So start with nothing in your eclipse workspace (delete all projects you > have in eclipse, but leave the svn checkout) > > Then do "mvn clean install" in the root geotools directory (optionally > add "-Dmaven.test.skip if you want to skip tests) > > Then do "mvn -Dmaven.test.skip eclipse:eclipse" > > Then go to eclipse->file->import and choose "import existing projects" > > Choose the root geotools directory and all geotools modules will wind up > with their own eclipse project. > > CLOSE ALL THE ECLIPSE PROJECTS (just "close" them, don't delete them). > > Then pick the module you're interested in, and open it. It will ask you > if you'd like to open dependent projects, and you should say "yes". > > Then go to the eclipse package manager "filters" setting (little "v" in > the upper right) and choose to "hide closed projects". > > Now you're looking at about 6-8 geotools projects that are easily > eclipse buildable (all dependencies on SNAPSHOTS and what-not are > handled by eclipse:eclipse) fairly small and well cross-referenced. > > > That's how I do it! > > --saul >
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