hi, * We have a multi module maven project(s). * Use eclipse with m2e plugin. * m2e plugin resolves workspace artifacts * Use jetty to test apps. maven build, jetty:run from 'run configuration'
We don't use any specific tapestry plugins. All about conventions so CTRL+SHIFT+R(/T) works well However, for newcomers to tapestry and/or specific project it could be nice with component overview, tabbed-mode for java/tml/js/css, template suggestions/autocomplete (I know about the jstl/jsp taglib approach, but it's not for own components). -- magnus On Mon, Jan 16, 2012 at 8:13 AM, Alex Kotchnev <akoch...@gmail.com> wrote: > I was wondering if folks would be willing to share how in general their > tapestry projects are set up in terms of build setup and IDE usage ? With > T5 it seems that most tutorials point to starting up w/ a Maven project and > going from there. After you initially set up your project - did you keep > going w/ the maven set up (using a Maven based project from an IDE), or do > you convert it to an IDE specific project (e.g. generate an eclipse > project) and continue using it that way . Now that T5 has moved to gradle > as the build system - did you move your own projects to gradle (obviously > you don't have to but still it's interesting to know). > > The reason I ask is that I'm really curious of what it would take to have a > really kick-ass IDE support for Tapestry. IntelliJ already has some support > for T5, so do Eclipse and NetBeans ; however, it is my impression that > neither hits the nail on the head. > > I was thinking of creating a survey for this (which I might do if more than > a couple of people respond ). If nothing else the results of such a survey > could be interesting to have in the community. > > > Cheers, > > Alex K >
