For those of you that have the m2eclipse plugin installed in eclipse I 
recommend upgrading to the latest version.  Eugene and the folks at 
Sonatype have really picked up the pace of development on it. 
And have released 3 versions in the last couple of months.   The update 
site has changed so you'll need to edit your existing one and set it to:
http://m2eclipse.sonatype.org/update/

I don't know if it is ready to switch the concord eclipse development 
enviroment to relying on m2eclipse but it is definitely getting 
closer.   Now would be a good time to try it, and find any issues we 
still have while trying to use it.

This switch would mean the thirdparty-jars project would not be needed.  
And you wouldn't need to check out all the projects just test or develop 
a single project.  Using it with subclipse also makes checking out 
projects a bit easier.  I'm pretty sure it doesn't handle the working 
copying style that Stephen prefers, but the m2eclipse developers might 
be convinced to support it.  Stephen's preference is to have his local 
working copy mirror the directory structure of the svn server.  Eclipse 
likes to have a flat workspace.  But is is possible to have your 
projects stored outside of the workspace folder so this way eclipse can 
support a nested or multilevel project directory structure.  Typical 
maven projects are nested, so easily checking out the nested working 
copy would make sense to support.

Scott

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