This is Scott's reponse:

I think this is relevant to sail/pas developers as a whole, if you
don't
mind I'd recommend posting it to the pas and sail lists.

You are not the only one.  As we have discussed, the current setup is
really hard to use.  I still have plans to make the eclipse and maven
integration better.  And in a few months I should have enough support
to
make that happen.  But since that isn't going to happen for a while, we
need to decide if we can wait.

We had been planning to meet on this 2 months ago but we didn't find a
time when everyone was around, and then the issue was forgotten.

Laurel, one question I never asked: how do your other projects which
use
eclipse and maven do this?  I seem to remember you saying they did, and
I was under the impression they worked better.
- how do they handle thirdparty deps (both in eclispe and in maven)
- how do they handle intra project dependencies (both in eclipse and in
maven)

It would be good to start a wiki page with the different options for
eclipse and maven setups.  We might even be able to make a table to do
a
feature and pitfall comparison of each.  That will be useful to us in
deciding what to do and the wider eclipse and maven community.

For this immediate problem, your best bet is to modify the eclipse
build
path for pas author runtime.  You should add the pas learner runtime as
a eclipse project dependency.  And then you need to change the order of
the dependencies so this new dependency is higher than the maven
dependencies for the pas author runtime.  

Scott


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