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Wednesday December 25, 2002

Maven IDE Integration

Project to watch: Maven IDE Integration over at Sourceforge. No files released yet, but hopefully soon. Notice that Eclipse integration is the initial focus - nice!

Posted in General at Dec 25 2002, 04:32:04 AM MST 2 Comments
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Looks like a more-or-less dead project to me. Good idea though.

Posted by Lance on December 26, 2002 at 07:39 AM MST #

There are 2 efforts on the way : mine for eclipse integration and from someone else (forgot the name) for jedit. They both live cvs somewhere else (not sourforget.net atm). Since eclipse wasn't really ready for maven yet and the huge number of changes that occured in maven since b1 (and of course other time constrains), I gave up developing for a while. With the new M4 release of eclipse however, there is some light on the end of the tunnel. This version will support multiple build directories and the maven api seems to be pretty much stable (although Jason has a big commit coming soon). When the plugin actually does something (besides storing maven settings) I will move it to sourceforge and let you know that on my log..

Posted by Martin van den Bemt on December 28, 2002 at 07:25 AM MST #

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