From: Robert Matthews<[email protected]>
Subject: Re: Eclipse project names conflict
To: [email protected]
Date: Wednesday, October 20, 2010, 1:55 PM
I already tried this after I emailed
you. Although it changes the name of the projects properly
it doesn't name the referenced projects properly - so it
doesn't build.
As there is only one project involved I suggest we rename
one of the artifactIds so that our code works in widest
possible number of configurations, ie I don't think we
should dictate that one uses one plug-in over another.
Rob
On 20/10/10 14:19, Dan Haywood wrote:
I have a better solution; when importing into
m2eclipse, specify the "name template" to include the
groupId:artifactId.
Here's how:
1. File> Import
2. On the next dialog, Maven> Existing Maven
Projects
3. On the next dialog
a) open up advanced, and for name template, select
"[groupId].[artifactId]"
b) specify root directory
c) refresh
d) import
If you prefer to use mvn eclipse:eclipse to generate
the .project/.classpath, then it is (see [1]):
mvn eclipse:eclipse
-Declipse.projectNameTemplate="[groupId].[artifactId]"
I'll add that configuration to the root POM.
Make sense?
Dan
[1]
http://docs.codehaus.org/display/GEOT/2.5.8+Maven+Eclipse+Plugin+Goals#2.5.8MavenEclipsePluginGoals-CustomizingtheNameoftheGeneratedProjects
On 20/10/2010 14:13, Robert Matthews wrote:
Dan
Our naming policy has caused a problem in Eclipse
where multiple project with same name (eg progmodel) cannot
be accommodated by it. We have three POMs with the
same artifcact ID, two of which are Java/jar modules (the
other is POM and doesn't seem to affect things). The
eclipse plugin uses the artifact name for the Eclipse
project name and therefore ends up with two projects with
the same name.
Ideally we should change one of the module's
artifact ID.
Rob