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Re: [m2e-users] Problems with WTP
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Hi
I completely agree with you - I've also tried to move to Eclipse Indigo with m2e 1.0 and m2e-wtp 0.13.1 - but gave up after some time.
The problem you see can be solved by adding the Maven Dependencies to the Deployment Assembly: Right-click on your web project > Properties > Deployment Assembly > Add > Java Build Path Entries > Maven Dependencies.
The problem that then remains (at least for me) is this bug:
HTH,
stefan.
On Fri, Jul 22, 2011 at 1:50 AM, Collin Peters
<cpeters@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I am having a real tough time trying to migrate our existing app which consists of about 10 java projects with 1 java webapp project. Installing eclipse and just m2e is fine but as soon as I install m2e-wtp I either get errors or things generally aren't working. I'll start with my current issue but I may have some follow-ups.
Before the migration I deleted all my existing Eclipse project files (.classpath, .project, .settings/) and then used the 'Import Existing Maven Projects' option. After the import I had a number of errors which I have all now fixed. I had to restructure a number of things but ultimately I am happy with all those modifications.
When I create a new (Tomcat) Server I select the option 'Use Tomcat Installation'. When I look in the <tomcat>/wtpwebapps/intouch-webapp/WEB-INF/lib folder I only see my internal project dependencies (i.e. the 10 jars from the 10 projects). I don't see any of my external dependancies such as Spring, commons*, ehcache, joda, etc... In previous versions of m2eclipse I always saw all the project dependencies.
Any ideas?
Collin Peters
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