[Geoserver-devel] setting up Geoserver in Eclipse

Hi Everyone,

This is what I am trying to do:

I am trying to setup geoserver in eclipse, but I have a few question / issues,
- Is each directory in Geoserver is an eclipse project or not?
- Is each sub-directory of an Directory an eclipse project or not?

Let me hack away and find out?

Regards,
Clint Lewis

Clint Lewis wrote:

Hi Everyone,

This is what I am trying to do:

I am trying to setup geoserver in eclipse, but I have a few question / issues,
- Is each directory in Geoserver is an eclipse project or not?
- Is each sub-directory of an Directory an eclipse project or not?

It looks like each subdirectory is a seperate spring plugin
and then there is community, it looks like those things are spring plugins as well

is their a maven eclipseAll target?

jody

Hi,

Seems like I was being dumb since there is an eclipseAll target in the geoserver project... So that helps out a bit with my questions.

Thanks
Jody Garnett wrote:

Clint Lewis wrote:

Hi Everyone,

This is what I am trying to do:

I am trying to setup geoserver in eclipse, but I have a few question / issues,
- Is each directory in Geoserver is an eclipse project or not?
- Is each sub-directory of an Directory an eclipse project or not?

It looks like each subdirectory is a seperate spring plugin
and then there is community, it looks like those things are spring plugins as well

is their a maven eclipseAll target?

jody

Hi,

Is it safe to make the assumption that all .project file in the geoserver project is an eclipse project after running the eclipseAll target?

Also another question, in eclipse, what import option do I use? Do I use "Import Existing project into workspace"

Clint

Jody Garnett wrote:

Clint Lewis wrote:

Hi Everyone,

This is what I am trying to do:

I am trying to setup geoserver in eclipse, but I have a few question / issues,
- Is each directory in Geoserver is an eclipse project or not?
- Is each sub-directory of an Directory an eclipse project or not?

It looks like each subdirectory is a seperate spring plugin
and then there is community, it looks like those things are spring plugins as well

is their a maven eclipseAll target?

jody

Ok so I have answered my own question again, You do choose "Import Existing project into workspace" from the root and it will scan all sub-directories and pick up all the projects..

Clint
Clint Lewis wrote:

Hi,

Is it safe to make the assumption that all .project file in the geoserver project is an eclipse project after running the eclipseAll target?

Also another question, in eclipse, what import option do I use? Do I use "Import Existing project into workspace"

Clint

Jody Garnett wrote:

Clint Lewis wrote:

Hi Everyone,

This is what I am trying to do:

I am trying to setup geoserver in eclipse, but I have a few question / issues,
- Is each directory in Geoserver is an eclipse project or not?
- Is each sub-directory of an Directory an eclipse project or not?

It looks like each subdirectory is a seperate spring plugin
and then there is community, it looks like those things are spring plugins as well

is their a maven eclipseAll target?

jody