Hi all,
is it possible to add an additional nature/builder during import of a maven
project into eclipse? Do you know any way to do so?
Even further; is it possible add nature/builder dependening on parent,
dependency or plugins mentioned within the pom file?
Any idea is welcome.
Thanks,
klaus
Hello,
I just upgraded to Eclipse 3.7 and used the new m2e plugin instead of
the old Sonatype m2e. It's working pretty good so far but I wonder if
there is already WTP support available. I have some WAR Maven projects
and I'd like to deploy them via WTP on a local tomcat. Worked perfectly
with the
On 07/07/2011 07:17 PM, Fred Bricon wrote:
> Please give this dev build a try so we can definitely release 0.13.1
> ASAP and reinstate m2e-wtp in the m2e marketplace.
I have a serious problem with it. An existing web application of mine
uses code like this to access some files in the WEB-INF direc
Hello,
I wrote a maven plugin which compiles javascript files. This plugin is
executed in the "compile" phase and can generate error messages exactly
like the javac compiler plugin is doing it (By throwing a
CompilationFailureException which encapsulates an array of CompilerError
objects).
When I
Hello,
is it possible to use a maven project with m2e which uses a custom
packaging type WITHOUT writing a m2e plugin for it? It would be
sufficient to simply configure the "compile" goal to execute by
configuring the lifecycle-mapping plugin in the pom but this doesn't
work because Eclipse alway
On 07/22/2011 10:16 AM, Igor Fedorenko wrote:
> Are you able to build the project on command line using maven 3.0.2? What is
> exact error that you get inside m2e?
Sorry, found the problem. Looks like Eclipse got confused (and crashed),
maybe because it was using the maven plugin while I replaced
On 07/21/2011 08:07 PM, Igor Fedorenko wrote:
> If you control the maven plugin, then BuildContext from susi-build-api
> is the easiest way to associate problem markers with source files.
Yes, that works pretty well, thanks! Now I don't even need a m2e plugin.
Mapping the custom goals to the execu
On 07/22/2011 02:06 PM, Vlad Tatavu wrote:
> Do u pass in any exception instance when u call buildContext.addMessage() ?
No. There is no exception to throw. The JavaScript compiler which I use
internally (Closure Compiler) only returns a list of error messages. I
call addMessage for each of these
