segunda-feira, 25 de agosto de 2014

Pivot4J , Part II , the IDE

Hi,
as as continuation part of older post on Pivot4J, here is the path to put it working with a IDE:

1.  Java

First thing first, make sure that Java is version 8.
  sudo update-alternatives --config java
  sudo update-alternatives --config javac

2. Eclipse

I prefer eclipse personally, maybe lazyness.

Install eclipse from  http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/,  choose version 4.4 for EE developers. This version shall have  M2E version 1.5.

Than to start eclipse goto path (your installation path ) like ~/eclipse, than start ecplise:
     ./eclipse 

3. Import project to eclipse

Choose  File- > import -> existing mvn projects , than choose the path /pivot4j
 It will appear 1x pom that will import 3x child projects.

4. Issues on m2e

Like reported by Xavier  goto  ‘Problems’ view, and right click to choose ‘Quick Fix’ menu. It will show alternative methods to resolve the problem,  choose ‘Mark goal XXX as ignored in Eclipse build in Eclipse preferences (experimental)’.

5. How to change resources language

 Resource language for eclipse is a help.

Goto eclipse -> help -> install new sw
than choose add button and fill:

   name: ResourceBundle Editor
   link    : https://raw.githubusercontent.com/essiembre/eclipse-rbe/master/eclipse-rbe-update-site/site.xml
Wait AND CLICK ResourceBundle Editor -> next -> next -> accept license -> restart eclipse

That's it,
tecbea








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