sorry about that... 0.0.10 plugin jdk 1.5.0_07 eclipse 3.2.1
Regarding the preferences in run/debug, I don't see anything there that would help... I need to see standard out and standard error (in a normal console view) The problem is that there are multiple console views (i.e. standard out, maven output, stack trace view, etc) My assumption from reading the eclipse help is that if you pick one console view and hit the "pin" button on the console tab, that view stays in the front and other console views stay to the back. However, when you do a build with maven enabled the maven output always comes to the front, whether or not a different console view is pinned. Now having said that, it seems that one of the following 3 things is occurring: 1. it could just be that the eclipse console pinning is broke, 2. it could be that I misunderstand how pinned consoles should behave. 3. Or maybe the maven plugin is not checking the pinned flag? Thoughts? Eugene Kuleshov wrote: > > adingfelder wrote: >> when I make a code change and hit my run button, maven builds everything >> (which takes 30 sec - 1 min) and during this time, it outputs code to the >> console view. > What exactly it outputs? >> I turned off debug output, but still see lots of INFO messages. >> >> one thing that I find quite annoying is that if my code is outputting >> data >> to another console window, the maven output console always jumps to the >> front, blocking my output view. >> >> I have tried "pinning" the console view that I want, and have tried >> adding 2 >> console views so I could have maven in 1 and stanadard.out in the other, >> but >> maven's always seems to come to the front. >> >> Is this an eclipse console pinning bug? >> or is there something I can do to stop this behavior? >> > Could be both. > > Please specify version of Eclipse you are using, version of the > m2eclipse plugin and JVM version you are running Eclipse on. > > Also note that there are defaults in Window / Preferences... / > Run/Debug / Console. m2 plugin is probably using those defaults when > creating console on Eclipse startup. I don't think those settings are > refreshed after that, but you may try to disable them and restart > Eclipse as a workaround. > > regards, > Eugene > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from this list please visit: > > http://xircles.codehaus.org/manage_email > > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/annoying-console-messages-tf3270148.html#a9093656 Sent from the Maven Eclipse - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe from this list please visit: http://xircles.codehaus.org/manage_email
