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A big benefif of using MyEclipse for me is that debugging can be done by swapping a jar in Reference Library with its corresponding MyEclipse Project folder(ex. replace a dependency jar named A.jar with a project named A). The project can auto rebuild itself upon detecting swapping nicely.
Now with the new Maven Dependencies, I don’t know if we can do similar swapping and if yes, how.
@joehuangathome wrote:
A big benefif of using MyEclipse for me is that debugging can be done by swapping a jar in Reference Library with its corresponding MyEclipse Project folder(ex. replace a dependency jar named A.jar with a project named A). The project can auto rebuild itself upon detecting swapping nicely.
Now with the new Maven Dependencies, I don’t know if we can do similar swapping and if yes, how.
Classpath is build from the contents of the pom.xml for projects with Maven support.
If you perform any changes to pom.xml MyEclipse will recompute the dependencies. If you Web/EJB project depends on the Java Maven Project the behavior would be mostly the same as if your project depended on regular Java project.
