OK -- I believe for some reason that wasn't happening....or it was
happening and I was clicking "Finished" on the first page of the
wizard instead of "Next"...old habits.
In any event, I have a completely new setup for Eclipse and can see
that the second page in the "Import existing Maven projects..."
wizard allows me to pick the M2E connector to install. It all seems
to be working fine. Thanks for the help.
Man this stuff is really slick....thanks.
On 03/06/2012 12:55 PM, Matthew Piggott wrote:
No it should happen automatically, but you need to
make sure you're using the import wizards contributed by m2e.
On 6 March 2012 12:53, David Vree <david.h.vree@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
I am
confused about when and how M2E connectors are installed. I
have read that they should be automatically installed when
importing or upgrading a Maven project that makes reference to
certain Maven plugins.
However, when I import my projects, no connector are
installed. For example, I have a couple WAR modules that when
importing I would have thought would trigger the installation
of the M2E-WTP connector, but this did not happen. Is there
something I need to configure in my POMs to trigger this?
I am fine with manually installing them from
Preferences->Maven->Discovery->Catalog if that it
what I am supposed to do, I just can't seem to find any
documentation on this.
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