Do you mean to create a new project using an archetype? If so, then
yes absolutely. You just do New -> Maven Project and it will pull up
a set of archetypes you can pick from. By default it points at the
Nexus index for the public m2 repos which we don't publish to, so you
would have to do a little fiddling to find the tc one. Now this is
just leveraging the same mvn archetype infrastructure and the
m2eclipse plugin, so doesn't do anything for the Terracotta plugin.
We could add the Terracotta nature and stuff as part of creating the
Eclipse project but that wouldn't do anything without having the tc
plugin installed (and might actually fail, not sure). Might be
possible to have the tc plugin depend on the m2 plugin and hook into
this process when creating a new Terracotta project. In fact, I seem
to recall Eugene saying that it was designed for this use case on his
blog at one point.
On Feb 13, 2009, at 8:33 PM, Steven Harris wrote:
Is it possible to use the Terracotta and or maven eclipse plugin to
directly use archetypes?
Cheers,
Steve Harris
"Terracotta. It's ten pounds of awesome in a five pound sack."
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