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> >>> Pete <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 24.10.2005 15:26:04 >>>
> Hi Bernd,
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> I've been reading your Maven post re:
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> "[M2] Multiple Project Layout and Eclipse"
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> and wondered if you ever reached any conclusions or
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Hi Bernd,
I've been reading your Maven post re:
"[M2] Multiple Project Layout and Eclipse"
and wondered if you ever reached any conclusions or recommendations as
I'm at the same point.
Apologies I couldn't post a rep
> This is a frequently asked and answered question - you'll find plenty
> in the mail archives.
Unfortunately I could not find the answers in the mail archive. That's
why I have posted the questions.
>Any eclipse users volunteer to write a short howto/faq?
If I' ll get some input, I could write th
This is a frequently asked and answered question - you'll find plenty
in the mail archives.
Any eclipse users volunteer to write a short howto/faq?
- Brett
On 9/29/05, Bernd Mau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> the parent POM is used to be in the parent directory of the modules. In
> case of
Hi,
the parent POM is used to be in the parent directory of the modules. In
case of using eclipse this directory would be equivalent to the
workspace directory. Unfortunetly you can't check out single files with
eclipse directly into the workspace. I tried the following layout:
m2.test.pom Pa
