[P.G.Taboada]

Hi,

I have seen some postings here asking for maven integration. Before that happens, maybe we could get some support in how to use maven and MyEclipse together.

I decided to stick to maven’s directory layout. For webapplications this means having different directories for source, resources and the webapp root dir.
All artifacts needed (libs, classes and webroot elements) are assembled into the target/someMyWebAppDir. Maven plugins for deployment use this target directory for deployment.

It would really be great to have MyEclipse recognizing this directory structure. Since my dependencies are beeing managed by maven, I do not need MyEclipse to be changing my classpath adding libraries.

So here comes the question: what must I do to add webapp/ jsf/ etc. capabilities without the wizards? Is it just by editing the .myeclipse config file?

brgds,

Papick

[Riyad Kalla]

Papick,
All the capabilities wizards allow you to run them and not add any files to your project, so the wizard will simply update your dot-project files. Just make sure to uncheck the “add libraries” or “Add tld” arguments for each wizard of capabilities you want to add.

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