Use "mvn eclipse:eclipse" in the root and it will generate all the eclipse files you need. Then you can just import the projects in eclipse. M2E has never worked for me.
Gary On Aug 14, 2013, at 21:58, Paul Benedict <[email protected]> wrote: Are you using the m2e plugin for Eclipse? If not, install it from Eclipse Marketplace. You'll also need its subclipse or subversive plugin so you can check out as a Maven project and it will be there. Paul On Wed, Aug 14, 2013 at 8:30 PM, Remko Popma <[email protected]> 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 > -- Cheers, Paul
