[colte]

I’ve disabled M4ME since I’m a standard user and can’t use it any way.
Wondering how to configure maven builds using m2eclipse? Clicking the “Maven build…” context menu in “Run as” just gives me a subscription error since I’m not a Pro version user.

Is there any way to configure other maven goals beside the provided ones from the “Run as” context menu? Sometimes the supplied alternatives just act wierd, like “Maven test” that
won’t behave the same way as running “mvn test” from the command line. Also options like “maven verify” are nowhere to be found.

[support-eugene]

m2eclipse integrated in MyEclipse was updated to provide some advanced MyEclipse features. So it can’t be used with standard subscription.

[colte]

Your answer doesn’t make sense. You can go to Preferences -> MyEclipse Enterprise Workbench -> Maven4MyEclipse and select “Enable all m2eclipse features”, regardless of subscription level.

[support-eugene]

You will see UI. But whenever you try to execute any MyEclipse code (that is integrated with M2E subscription restriction will work.

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