Well, it WAS imported as a maven project - probably because I also saved the .project and .classpath files on SVN. In that case an easier way to materialize the module project would be nice. /Kasper
2008/10/1 Eugene Kuleshov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Kasper Sørensen wrote: > >> I think this may be becasue I'm not using the Import wizard to check out >> the code from SVN. I prefer not using subclipse, but subversive and afaik >> it's not possible to use subversive and m2eclipse together. >> > That is not the case. I wonder what lead you to that conclusion? > http://docs.codehaus.org/display/M2ECLIPSE/Integration+with+Subversive > >> So I've just gone and checked out my parent project directly from the >> subversive repository browser. >> > If you do it that way, it won't be imported as Maven project. So, bad > idea. > However you can use "Checkout Maven project from SCM" wizard. It is > actually neutral to the actual version control provider and works even with > command line tools (and also have richer ui integrations for cvs, subclipse > and subversive). > >> If you disable the "next" button in my scenario, I'm affraid it will be >> impossible for me to materialize the module projects! >> > This is also not the case. Like I said, "materialize" wizard does need > artifacts, so enabled "next" when there is no artifacts is clearly a error. > Please read my previous email again about importing local projects. If > you have parent project in Eclipse and need to import additional nested > projects you can do that as described in my previous email. > > > regards, > Eugene > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from this list, please visit: > > http://xircles.codehaus.org/manage_email > > > -- Med venlig hilsen / Best regards Kasper Sørensen Allersgade 2, 2. th DK-2200 København N T: (+45) 26134307 E: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
