I am not using eclipse:eclipse plugin any more, I just gave an example.
And I have subscribe to m2eclipse mailing list so for any future post, I
will send to that mailing list
After reading comments from JIRA issue, I have similar problem like
Kay Huber - 05/Aug/08 01:38 PM
I may be a victim of exactly what you describe Igor. In my case it's even a
bit worse:
* If I have "Build automatically" turned on, even after doing
Project->Clean... the resources first show up but then vanish again.
* If I manually disable the Java Builder for the project, the resources
remain.
* If I disable "Build automatically" and start Project->Clean.. the
resources remain, too. (As soon as I turn on Build automatically again, the
resources disappear again, though)
So, I can't use "Build Automatically" option from eclipse, if I disable it
works fine, I can see my resource are copied in target/classes folder
>From JIRA comments it seems the fixed for this issue is postpone
Thanks
Gopal
Eugene Kuleshov wrote:
>
> Gopal,
>
> First of all, if you are using m2eclipse, you should stop using
> eclipse:eclipse plugin and just import your Maven projects into eclipse
> using Maven Projects import wizard provided by m2eclipse. The
> eclipse:eclipse or eclipse:m2eclipse will most likely break project
> configuration for m2eclipse, especially if you run it when project is
> already in Eclipse.
>
> The FAQ entry you referred to describes the proper way to configure
> resource folder in the IDE from the m2eclipse point of view. Is there
> anything in that FAQ entry require clarification? I suppose there are
> other proper ways to configure resource folders in Eclipse, but they are
> not applicable to the projects managed by m2eclipse.
>
> In regard to your issue, it is possible that you might be hitting into
> known issue, namely http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MNGECLIPSE-823
> To verify that it is the case, you can check content of your
> target/classes and target/test-classes folders and see if your resources
> are there (assuming that you dud run Maven / Update project configuration
> and Maven builder is enabled). If they are there, but your tests can't
> find resources, check the command line and actual classpath used by your
> launch configuration in Eclipse (so you may have to recreate your launch
> configuration), see
> http://docs.codehaus.org/display/M2ECLIPSE/Project+FAQ#ProjectFAQ-HowtoretrieveanactualcommandlineusedtostartJVMandMaven
> Anyway, the current workaround for this issue is to run Project /
> Clean... action on your project to force Maven build. You also need to
> make sure to run refresh in Eclipse after you run any maven commands from
> the command line.
> Hope that helps.
>
> BTW, it is better ti use m2eclipse users mailing list for questions
> related to m2eclipse. You can subscribe at
> http://m2eclipse.codehaus.org/mail-lists.html
>
> regards,
> Eugene
>
>
>
> Gopal Patwa wrote:
>>
>> I am using Eclipse 3.4 , m2eclipse 0.9.6 and I have all default settings
>>
>> I have read the FAQ about this
>> http://docs.codehaus.org/display/M2ECLIPSE/Project+FAQ#ProjectFAQ-WhyresourcefoldersinJavaprojecthaveexcluded%3D%22%22
>>
>> After importing project all resource folder are excluded in eclipse, when
>> I use mvn eclipse:eclipse this resource folder are added to classpath
>> properly.
>>
>> I was wondering how I can add this resource file in classpath in eclipse
>> without manually removing exclusion for each module in build path.
>>
>> I have spring application context in src/main/resource folder and in my
>> test class they get loaded from classpath
>>
>> "classpath:application-context.xml"
>>
>> It will work fine if I use like this "classpath*:application-context.xml"
>> to load context but it will load from local installed jar of same module.
>>
>> But I have to always install this module first if I add any new bean to
>> this application context and want to make available in my test class.
>>
>> Even I tried updating project configuration but did noy help
>>
>
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