Re: Maven Optimism
Re: Maven Optimism
- Subject: Re: Maven Optimism
- From: "Pierce T. Wetter III" <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 9 Jul 2008 17:11:51 -0700
Now, what does maven do for this? Unless it is reading
the .classpath file, it also has to somehow, somewhere duplicate
the information that Eclipse uses.
No. It's the opposite actually. The classpath is dynamic via the
maven plugin / builder. i.e., the classpath in eclipse is derived
from your pom. So there's no duplication there.
Ah...Coolness.
And will Eclipse update the Maven information in the pom.xml when
a new framework is added?
Yes.
When a new jar is added to the project?
Yes.
Ah...Coolness.
Or is that all manual pom fiddling?
You can do that also if you wish and there's nothing to do in
Eclipse (except maybe refresh if you edited it externally from
Eclipse). i.e., all of these three examples result in pom file
updates.
The screenshots Henrique posted of the upcoming m2eclipse changes
look pretty cool.
How would Maven handle it if the package name for the Application
were changed in Eclispe?
Huh?
I think he means lets say you have your Application.java in a
package thusly:
com.twinforces.myCoolApp.Application
And you change it to:
com.twinforces.myCoolerApp.Application
What do you have to edit so that the new value ends up in
MacOSClassPath.txt.
Pierce
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