David Corbin a écrit :
On Friday 04 May 2007 14:43, Roland Asmann wrote:
On Friday 04 May 2007 20:16, David Corbin wrote:
On Friday 04 May 2007 13:56, Emmanuel Venisse wrote:
Flat directories aren't supported.
Right. Unfortunately, Eclipse *only* supports flat directories.
That depends. It is possible to import the sub-dirs as seperate projects in
Eclipse. That way you can work on all modules as if they were in a flat
structure. We've been doing that around here for quite some time!
That sound suspiciously like you've got a lot of duplication going on.
Fundamentally, Eclipse does NOT support heirarchies. I don't think you can
map a heiarchy to a flat model and maintain a one-to-one copy.
You can use hierarchies for your maven projects, then when you run mvn
eclipse:eclipse command, the plugin won't create eclipse projects for project
with pom packaging.
So you can import hierarchical maven project to eclipse.
All projects under maven umbrella are hierarchical and developers works well
with eclipse.
Just run the eclipse:eclipse plugin on your projects and import the
projects. Be carefull, this needs eclipse 3.1.x or newer (if I remember
correctly), because you need to tell eclipse to NOT copy the project to the
workspace.
So, from what you say, If I have 3 layers in my heirarchy, Eclipse is going to
perceive 3 copies of every file in my bottom-most tier.
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