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Re: [m2e-users] Cannot get m2e to show up after installing into Indigo SR2

Looks like OSGi runtime is not able to resolve and/or start m2e bundles,
which may be related to log messages about OSGi bundle activation
deadlock. Can't tell anything more specific without steps to reproduce
the problem locally.

May be worth trying m2e 1.1, but can't promise it will help.

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Regards,
Igor

On 12-07-03 11:01 AM, Mark Streit wrote:
Files attached...only a few lines in the .log show anything related to m2e.

Thanks


On Tue, Jul 3, 2012 at 12:40 AM, Igor Fedorenko <igor@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
<mailto:igor@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:

    Anything interesting in .metadata/.log? Can you attach your eclipse
    configuration? Both m2e 1.0 and 1.1 are expected to work with Indigo.
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    Sent from my SGS

    Mark Streit <mcs130@xxxxxxxxx <mailto:mcs130@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:

     >Hello
     >
     >Since the forum was closed, I understand that this is the mailing list
     >to
     >be used for questions.  I am hoping this is a simple question.
     >
     >1) I am running Eclipse Indigo SR2 which is all up to date for the
     >current
     >core and Subclipse.  (Eclipse for JEE Developers was the package
     >installed)
     >2) Running Win 7 / 32 bit
     >3) Using the "Install new software" option, I define a site using the
     >following value: http://download.eclipse.org/technology/m2e/releases
     >4) It finds the m2e component, I successfully install the plug-in, and
     >after clicking the Installation Details button on the About Eclipse
     >dialog... I see this in my list.  So far so good.... so I thought.
     >
     >*  m2e - Maven Integration for Eclipse    1.0.0.20110607-2117
     >org.eclipse.m2e.feature.feature.group    Eclipse.org - m2e*
     >
     >I restart the workbench ... however, there is no evidence in the IDE
     >that
     >this plug-in is even there.  Clicking *Preferences *- there is no
    Maven
     >entry to configure as I would have expected.  I have googled and found
     >a
     >number of links that point to "converting project to Maven" or
    manually
     >messing with .launch files.  However, none of these seem applicable -
     >there
     >are no enabled Maven options showing up on any menus.
     >
     >Any suggestion would be appreciated.  Installed Juno - the m2e
     >installed
     >OK, but there were numerous other issues we found with Juno that
    caused
     >us
     >to drop and revert back to Indigo for now.  Simple things like "Reset
     >Perspective..." sent the Juno installation into a mess - the IDE
     >rendered
     >with Views misplaced - wide gaps between the views, Ant Editor and JS
     >Editors that would pop up exception dialogs, etc.  Juno is NOT an
     >option
     >for us now.
     >
     >Thanks
     >
     >Mark
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