[Stephen McConnell]

I need to be able to convert a Non-maven project into a Maven project. I do not want to have to create a new project as a maven project and move the source to it. We do not save the .classpath, .project or .settings information in our CVS repository, since our developers use different types of IDE’s for their projects. But we are converting all our projects to Maven and they all have a pom.xml file in them now.

Is this possible? I know this is a re-iteration of a previous post, but there has been no response to my question before.

I really like MyEclipse IDE, but this is a show stopper for using it (and I have been using it for a lonnngggg time). The great folks at MyEclipse have always come through in the past.

I’ve had to go back to plain old eclipse, install the maven2 plugin and use it that way, since the maven2 plugin allows one to convert a regular project (that I have checked out of CVS) into a maven2 project. And I miss MyEclipse.

Thanks in advance.

[Stephen McConnell]

Ok

I don’t know what I did or what happened, but the m2 MyEclipse Maven menu item with the “Enable Dependency Management” option just appeared in my drop down menu.

I did not change anything or do anything or change my environment or setup.

I have to chalk this down to PEBCAK.

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