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I don’t want to use Maven4Myeclipse. I recently installed MyEclipse 10.0, and when I import existing projects, it applies the maven nature to them by force.
In my Maven4MyEclipse settings, the “Enable Maven4MyEclipse features” is checked, but disabled. Below it, I see the text “Requires MyEclipse professional subscription.” I have a standard subscription.
How can I disable it? Currently I right click on each project and navigate to the Maven4MyEclipse menu and remove it from there.
laurilehitnen,
Could you please give me additional details on the projects that you are importing? Are you importing maven projects from a pom.xml (using the Import Maven projects wizard) or are you importing existing Eclipse projects which use Maven? Or are your projects not related to Maven at all?
What is the Id of the nature that is being added to your projects?
I have the same issue. I’m checking out my code from subclipse and when i try to deploy it tells me standard edition license doesn’t support maven projects. Can I just disable the Maven integration and build/deploy through myEclipse?
jbassil,
Are you checking out Maven projects or Eclipse projects that have Maven nature ?
You should remove the ‘Maven Support’ from MyEclipse Configuration Center > Dashboard > uncheck ‘Maven Support for MyEclipse’ , follow the wizard and restart the IDE when it prompts to.
For the checked out projects, you should specify the source and output folders in the Build Path settings to be able to build/deploy through MyEclipse.
Let us know if you see any issues.
