Uh, oh. mvn eclipse:eclipse is the wrong answer, probably.
There are two ways to integrate Maven and eclipse. The older way is to run mvn eclipse:eclipse to create Eclipse metadata, and then you import into Eclipse as you would open any existing Eclipse project. This has a number of limitations and is no longer actively maintained. The newer way is to use the Eclipse command to import an existing Maven project. This has a different set of problems, but is under active development, and is what you will see described in current Eclipse documentation. This is called 'm2e'. These days, I think that most people are happier with m2e, which has its own mailing lists to consult if you do have problems. On Fri, Apr 5, 2013 at 7:56 AM, Hossein Miri <[email protected]> wrote: > Thank you . . > > I did the first two things, by moving to the folder that contains the > pom.xml file > and then running the following two commands in the Terminal: > > mvn clean install > mvn eclipse:eclipse > > What do you mean by your last sentence? > > and then import maven project from eclipse. > > > Do you mean in the Eclipse Juno IDE? > > When I go to Eclipse , Help , Install New Software and look at What is > already installed > it shows that m2e - Maven Integration for Eclipse is already installed. > > Is that what you mean? > Hossein > > > > hi Hossein, first, go to the folder project, where is pom.xml and execute > mvn clean install, that sentences clean, compile and deploy the project into > repository. Second, execute mvn eclipse:eclipse > and then import maven project from eclipse. > > Let us know how about was. > > regards > > Alonso Isidoro Roman. > > > >> >> Hi everyone, >> >> I have a folder that contains some Java code, written specifically for >> Linux. >> There is a pom.xml file and two folders called: src and build >> >> I have installed Eclipse Juno on my Mac (10.7.5) and I understand >> it already has Maven included. On the Linux machine, the code is >> executed by entering mvn package at the command line. >> >> But after this stage, it doesn't run on my Mac, because some of the >> commands are specific to Linux (I am told). How do I import the >> whole project into Maven on my Mac? I mean where do I copy >> the folders and pom file? >> >> p.s. I am only just beginning to learn Java programming using the >> Eclipse IDE and my installation details are in the image attached... >> >> Thank you, >> H > > > > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
