I'm fairly certain that Eclipse has a setting to auto-add the Maven dependencies for Maven projects. I know that IntelliJ and NetBeans BOTH do, and it's OFF by default in a new project in BOTH of them, so it would make sense that Eclipse would also have this feature, and it wouldn't the surprising for it to be off by default.
N On Aug 14, 2013, at 8:30 PM, Remko Popma wrote: > I don't mean to start a discussion on which IDE is best (please). > > Does anyone have a way to set up the log4j2 project in Eclipse so that all > modules compile? And can you send me the Eclipse config files to accomplish > that? > > I currently manually update the classpath by pointing to jars in my local > .m2/repository but it's a pain to keep this up to date. Surely there is a > better way? > > Also, is anyone able to run all JUnit test in their IDE? > Some JUnit tests I can run locally in my IDE (which means I can run them in > the debugger) but many others only pass when run in Maven (which means I > *cannot* run them in the debugger...) > > Remko --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
