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Recently I started a new JEE project using Maven2 as build tool, choice done du to the different services that it offers for project with a lot of modules and complex dependency â¦. One of the problems that I faced is debugging web layer with respect to the directory structure of the default web archtype. Here is the best method I found to solve this need: I suppose that you already created a maven
Introduction There are two ways to use Maven and Eclipse: 1. Eclipse as the editor, and Maven command line for commands, or 2. Using an Eclipse plugin for Maven (see Eclipse Integration ) Use the first one if you're much more comfortable with using the command line for your maven executions, but would like to take advantage of eclipse' features ( code complete, refactoring, etc ). Use the second o
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