Thank you very much, you solved most of my difficulties.
So I used a Maven archetype to create a Maven project, and I added my class,
I filled dependencies, I installed and I did mvn eclipse:eclipse, but
eclipse still wants a package org.logicblaze.lingo.jms, and mvn still says
that "package javax.jbi.messaging does not exist". What did I forget?
bsnyder wrote:
>
> On Tue, Jul 8, 2008 at 2:35 AM, Copo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> Sorry, I am trying to understand the details properly, just a couple of
>> clarifications :
>> 1- When you create a component, you have to specify a "group ID". And it
>> must be the package path in all your java classes, isn't it? Is the
>> choice
>> of this name important?
>
> The package path notes the package used in the classes and where the
> packaged artifacts will be stored in a Maven repository.
>
>> 2- How does maven recognize the packages you want to import in your
>> classes?
>> I have often read "package does not exist" when building
>
> Maven builds the classpath from the dependency elements in the POM and
> it locates imports using this classpath.
>
>> 3- What exactly does mvn eclipse:eclipse command?
>
> The eclipse:eclipse goal creates the Eclipse .classpath and .project
> files so that a project can be easily imported into Eclipse. However,
> with m2eclipse, the eclipse:eclipse goal is no longer needed.
> m2eclipse handles the import of a project into Eclipse itself without
> the need for the .classpath and .project files.
>
> Bruce
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