I had sucess with the maven plugin to generate my .project and .classpath files. It worked great, my files are still where I wanted them, but I can use eclipse as the IDE. I am now just wrestling with debugging from Eclipse!
ERic -----Original Message----- From: Jeff Owens [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Tuesday, January 28, 2003 7:50 PM To: Turbine Torque Users List Subject: Using Eclipse with existing project I have an existing TDK 2.2 project - it utilizes Turbine, Torque, and Velocity. I've downloaded and installed the most recent stable version (M4) of Eclipse. 1 Is there an easy way to bring the TDK project into Eclipse? I've tried creating a new Eclipse project and importing from different locations in my project. Once it gets done importing, then it starts compiling my source and gets thousands of errors (and no, there are not thousands of errors in my source code!). Is this normal behaviour for Eclipse? 2 Once I get the project in there, how do I work with it? I'm used to working with the ANT build file. I use ANT init to create my tables, and ANT compile to compile my source code. Mostly I'm just curious as to how Eclipse can save me time. I'm willing to do the legwork, just not sure how to get started. Perhaps there's a web page for working with existing TDK projects in Eclipse? Thanks Jeff Owens
