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M2, Subclipse and multi-module project [message #22275]

Fri, 27 February 2009 12:48

Eclipse User

I am currently trying to use eclipse with subclipse and m2e installed. In
Subversion we have a multi-module maven2 project setup. When I check out
the project as a Maven2 project, m2e successfully creates all of the
modules of the project as projects in eclipse. Even the parent project is
successfully created. The problem I have is that only the parent project
is "connected" to subversion in eclipse. The rest of the modules are not
associated with the subversion repository from where they were checked
out. Is this a bug or is there something I have done incorrectly.

Re: M2, Subclipse and multi-module project [message #22309 is a reply to message #22275]

Fri, 27 February 2009 13:21

Eclipse User

Mike,

I don't think you are doing anything wrong. What Subclipse and
m2eclipse versions you are using? Also, have you tried to checkout from
the command line and then import your project using "Import... / Maven
projects" wizard? How about using "Import... / Existing projects into
Eclipse workspace" wizard? For the latter you'll need to have Eclipse's
..project and .classpath files in your projects.

regards,
Eugene

Mike McGarr wrote:
> I am currently trying to use eclipse with subclipse and m2e
> installed. In Subversion we have a multi-module maven2 project
> setup. When I check out the project as a Maven2 project, m2e
> successfully creates all of the modules of the project as projects in
> eclipse. Even the parent project is successfully created. The
> problem I have is that only the parent project is "connected" to
> subversion in eclipse. The rest of the modules are not associated
> with the subversion repository from where they were checked out. Is
> this a bug or is there something I have done incorrectly.
>

Re: M2, Subclipse and multi-module project [message #22415 is a reply to message #22309]

Fri, 27 February 2009 14:36

Eclipse User

I have tried all three of those processes, all of which result in the same
setup. The parent project displays a connection to subversion, while the
child modules are not connected to subversion. Here is my setup:
m2e - 0.9.7.200902090947
subclipse - 1.2.4
eclipse - 3.4.1

Re: M2, Subclipse and multi-module project [message #22459 is a reply to message #22415]

Fri, 27 February 2009 14:59

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: igor.ifedorenko.com

Try subclipse 1.4.x. It has "Automatically share nested projects"
enabled by default. I believe 1.2.x has this disabled due to really bad
performance problems.

--
Regards,
Igor

Mike McGarr wrote:
> I have tried all three of those processes, all of which result in the
> same setup. The parent project displays a connection to subversion,
> while the child modules are not connected to subversion. Here is my setup:
> m2e - 0.9.7.200902090947
> subclipse - 1.2.4
> eclipse - 3.4.1
>

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