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Problem with converting to maven project [message #1802577]

Tue, 12 February 2019 09:14

Andreas Buchner

Messages: 47
Registered: August 2017

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I want to build a RCP with Maven.

For that I need to convert the Viewpoint Specification Project to Maven
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After I have done that, the src code folder will not be recognized anymore?

I thought it might work anyway, because the files are still there.
But after "Maven install" and opening the Application, the Viewpoint is could not be found.

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If I run an Eclipse Application, there is no problem with the Viewpoint Specification Project, everything works as it should.

Has anybody an idea, what could be the issue?

Best regards
Andreas

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Re: Problem with converting to maven project [message #1802582 is a reply to message #1802577]

Tue, 12 February 2019 09:32

Andreas Buchner

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Registered: August 2017

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Problem solved..
I have just created a new Project, copy/paste everything -> now it is working ??

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Re: Problem with converting to maven project [message #1802583 is a reply to message #1802577]

Tue, 12 February 2019 09:38

Pierre-Charles David

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Registered: July 2009

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Hi,

I don't know what the "Convert to Maven Project" action does exactly, but it looks like it lost the fact that the "src" folder contains the sources (and maybe other informations). My guess is that it blindly assumes a Maven-standard source layout, with Java source files in src/main/java.

If you want to build Eclipse projects in general (not just Sirius Viewpoint Specification Projects), I recommend using Tycho, which is a set of Maven plug-ins which makes Maven aware of the specificities of OSGi projects in general and Eclipse plug-ins in particular. Tycho will correctly identify the source folders configured in Eclipse instead of assuming or imposing a different file layout.

Note that this is more of a Maven/Tycho question on building Eclipse plug-ins with Maven. There is nothing specific to do for Sirius projects. You can however look at the Sirius sources themselves, or Ecore Tools (which is smaller and simpler) as example which uses Tycho to build Eclipse plug-ins, including Sirius modelers.

Regards,

Pierre-Charles David - Obeo

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