I can install java source from command line:
mvn source:jar install
So how can I install scala source only with command?
I think this answer applies to your question.
Scala is a dependency of maven project, so you can fetch it by
mvn dependency:sources
To install jar with sources without updating pom.xml
mvn source:jar install
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The project is a maven project.
run as maven install works
mvn install works
I have tried mvn eclipse:eclipse to update project, I can see the jar file in my properties order and export
I have closed and reopened the project
I have deleted and re added the project
I have done a refresh
I have done a maven update project
I have cleaned the project
maven disable maven nature and then configure convert to maven project
It builds just fine from:
The command line:
mvn install
In eclipse run as maven install
It works in intellij idea
For the love of all that is holy...
There was a class of the same name in this project with all lines commented out.
Deleting that source file fixed the problem.
Because in my operating system distribution has not default package sbt, I try compile from source and install sbt package locally (https://github.com/sbt/sbt). Unfortunately I can not do it and I can not find any guide to do this without installed sbt. To compile sbt from source is needed sbt? What can I to do to install sbt from source?
The answer is yes: to build sbt from source, you need to install sbt first (obviously, not from source). There are instructions for Building sbt from source and they start with
Install the current stable binary release of sbt (see Setup), which will be used to build sbt from source.
If you have a concrete problem installing sbt from binaries, you should solve it first. You can ask for help with it in a new question.
I created a maven project from the command-line interface. Configured the dependencies with my other maven projects. Now when I run my project, it works without any problem using the following maven command:
$ mvn clean
$ mvn install
$ mvn exec:java
Hello world!
Then, I use the following maven command to have my eclipse project files.
$ mvn eclipse:eclipse
I go and open my project using Eclipse Kepler, however as you can see there is a exclamation point on my project and it does not run from eclipse.
The problem is I do not know how to find the error on eclipse..
I can't compile Hadoop MapReduce on Eclipse. Can anyone help me?
Your error log indicates a project dependency issue. Have you tried the steps on Hadoop wiki, especially below commands which generates eclipse .project and .classpath files for you?
$ mvn install -DskipTests
$ mvn eclipse:eclipse -DdownloadSources=true -DdownloadJavadocs=true
More info on http://wiki.apache.org/hadoop/HowToContribute and http://wiki.apache.org/hadoop/EclipseEnvironment.
from proj-a folder: run mvn install proj-a
from proj-b folder: (proj-b depends on proj-a) run mvn clean eclipse:clean eclipse:eclipse
refresh proj-b in eclipse.
jars that proj-a depends on are in the proj-b classpath, but proj-a-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar is missing. proj-a-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar is in the local repository.
run mvn deploy for proj-a
delete proj-a folder from local repository
run mvn eclipse:eclipse from proj-b folder - all jars are visible.
what can cause this problem? all artifacts should be available right after install operation. mvn does not complains about nothing....
thanks.
For me handling maven projects in eclipse becomes easier using m2eclipse. After you have installed the plugin, right click on your project > Maven > Enable Dependency Management so that it becomes a maven eclipse project. Then, given you have run your mvn install and you can see your SNAPSHOT jar in your local repository, right click on your maven project > Maven > Update Snapshots or in general Maven > Update Dependencies.