How to set up a MAVEN project import MyEclipse

How to set up a MAVEN project import MyEclipse

(2013-01-06 12:17:50)

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Label: Zatan

Category: Maven

My myeclipse8.5 directly create the standard of the project is not successful, on the Internet to find information to check, completed the summary of this information, convenient later to better solve more about using myeclipse8.5 to create a standard MAVEN project.

"1" First step: Download a free install version of Apache-maven-3.0.3.zip after decompression, configure environment variables

New M2_home:

Add%m2_home%\bin after path;

"2" Second step: Compile check environment is configured correctly; Mvn-v

"3" Step three: Mycelipse key self-installing local maven

First: Modify the <settings> node in the Apache-maven-3.0.3\conf\settings.xml to add the following sentence

<localRepository>D:\software\mavenFactory</localRepository>

The mavenfactory in "D:\software\mavenFactory" allows us to set up an empty folder for storing the repository of jar packages.

Next Open the Mycelipse:

Then associate the address that you just added to save the local jar package into MyEclipse

New M2_repo

window-->preferences-->myeclipse--> Maven4meclipse Select Enable

Next:

Window-->preferences-->myeclipse--> maven4meclipse-->maven-->installations

Click Add to add the Maven of our own installation and check it out.

Then:

Window-->preferences-->myeclipse-->maven4meclipse-->maven-->user Settings

At this point maven has been associated with myelipse;

"4" Step fourth: After the configuration is successful, start building a Web-based MAVEN project

DOS command:

MVN Archetype:create-dgroupid=com-dartifactid=certusweb-darchetypeartifactid=maven-archetype-webapp

Go to the newly created MAVEN project directory: Certusweb

The above MAVEN project is converted into a mycelipse project.

MVN eclipse:myeclipse-dwtpversion=2.0 (back-dwtpversion=2.0 must be added)

After three steps above a MAVEN project was basically built successfully, the following import MyEclipse;

"5" Fifth Step: MyEclipse import Maven Project

File----> Import--->exsiting projectsinto Workspace--->browse Select the MAVEN project you just created

In this case, we found a little Red fork on the MAVEN project because we were not connected to Maven.

"6" Step sixth: Maven in association MyEclipse

Right-click on the project name--->maven4meclipse--->enable Dependency Management;

At this point we found that the upper left corner of the project has an M sign. Created success on behalf of MAVEN project;

How to set up a MAVEN project import MyEclipse