Ahh ok, I need to exclude config, features and javascript from the eclipse project creation, sorry.

either m2eclipse is fine to use for those with the m2 eclipse plugin.

I have tended not to install plugins, since in other projects I am running out of permgen space and heap when I load up eclipse completely (permgen >512m currently).....

so my preference is eclipse:eclipse.

I am in the process of doing a patch to the poms, SHINDIG-207, so I will try and fix this at the same time.
Ian



On 25 Apr 2008, at 01:55, Brian Eaton wrote:

That cut the number of errors from around 100 to 9:

Project 'gadgets' is missing required source folder:
'/home/beaton/sb/shindig/config'                gadgets Build path
Project 'gadgets' is missing required source folder:
'/home/beaton/sb/shindig/features'              gadgets Build path
Project 'gadgets' is missing required source folder:
'/home/beaton/sb/shindig/javascript'            gadgets Build path
Project 'shindig-server' is missing required source folder:
'/home/beaton/sb/shindig/config'                shindig-server  Build path
Project 'shindig-server' is missing required source folder:
'/home/beaton/sb/shindig/features'              shindig-server  Build path
Project 'shindig-server' is missing required source folder:
'/home/beaton/sb/shindig/javascript'            shindig-server  Build path
The project cannot be built until build path errors are resolved gadgets The project cannot be built until build path errors are resolved shindig-server
The project was not built since it depends on gadgets, which has build
path errors             social-api

I don't have a strong preference for my approach to getting things
working in eclipse, or mvn eclipse:eclipse, or mvn eclipse:m2eclipse,
except that mine is the only way I can get to work. =)

Cheers,
Brian

On Tue, Apr 22, 2008 at 1:40 PM, Ian Boston <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ahh, M2_REPO not defined ?

 you need to got to goto
Preferences -> Java -> Apperance -> Build Path -> Classpath variables

 and then create a new variable M2_REPO pointing to

 the folder ~/.m2/repository

Thats on Unix, I am not certain where the local Maven 2 repo is on Windows.



 Ian





 On 22 Apr 2008, at 17:16, Brian Eaton wrote:

On Tue, Apr 22, 2008 at 1:19 AM, Ian Boston <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

 Have you tried

 cd shindig/java

 mvn eclipse:eclipse

 and then import the projects into eclipse ?


Yes.  It doesn't work.  I get bunches of 'Unbound classpath' and
'Project X is missing required java project Y' errors.




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