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Re: [iam-dev] WTP project structure

An stable version will likely become available around April 20th (Exist, which provides commercial support for IAM, is contributing developer time for that).

Due to the IP policies in Eclipse, we will not be able to make an "official" release of IAM before Maven 3.0, so we are only publishing builds to the q4e update sites.

I am using the latest dev build at work everyday (and upgrading when a new one is released) for months without problems, so you could try it before the stable release, so you might want to use that version to make an evaluation or give us some feedback for your use cases.



El 13/04/2009, a las 19:08, Spies, Brennan escribió:

Abel,
 
Thanks for the reply. My biggest goal right now is to stop developers from checking jars into source control—i.e., get everyone using dependency management even if they are not “Maven savvy”. So the idea is to migrate older “WTP layout” style projects to using Maven (at least for dependency management) with as little pain as possible. If IAM does not show the issue MNGECLIPSE-1191, that would at least be a good start.
 
When do you anticipate a stable build of the current trunk?
 
Brennan Spies
Sr. Programmer Analyst
E. & J. Gallo Winery
 
From: iam-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:iam-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Abel Muiño
Sent: Monday, April 13, 2009 12:43 AM
To: IAM development conversations
Subject: Re: [iam-dev] WTP project structure
 
Hello Brennan,

Sorry for the delay in answering! 

I will invite  you to give IAM a try to the dev builds, since it does not show MNGECLIPSE-1191. 

Regarding MNGECLIPSE-781 (synchronization of Eclipse settings to POM), we do not currently have that working. 

Yours,
2009/4/9 Spies, Brennan <Brennan.Spies@xxxxxxxxxxx>

Hi,

 

I am currently using m2eclipse to handle Maven integration with Eclipse, but am running into a big sticking point: using non-Maven project structures, specifically the default structure generated by the Dynamic Web project wizard in Eclipse.

 

https://issues.sonatype.org/browse/MNGECLIPSE-781

https://issues.sonatype.org/browse/MNGECLIPSE-1191

 

When trying to add dependency management to projects generated with the Dynamic Web project wizard using m2eclipse (specifically Maven-->Enable Dependency Management) is still a bit buggy, even using a manually created pom.xml file. It used to work fine in older versions of m2eclipse.

 

Is IAM/q4e any better in this regard?

 

 

 

Brennan

 


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