(I am assuming you recently installed Eclipse Indigo). Check in Eclipse Market Place if the maven plugin is really installed.
I've recently installed Eclipse Indigo and have to install the plugin manually clicking Help -> Eclipse MarketPlace.
Search for maven and check if "Maven Integration for Eclipse" is really installed.
Have you tried on a fresh workspace? Is your Eclipse a fresh
install, or is it an update of an old version?
Maybe you can provide your installation details so that an m2e
developer might pin-point an incompatibility in your Eclipse.
You may also look at the log file of your workspace to see if there
aren't any stacktrace/logs indicating plugin-loading problems.
Cheers,
Guillaume
Le 18/10/2011 10:09, Иван a écrit :
I think problem is within Eclipse, or its
configuration, because I can't even create new Maven project, or
import one. I can provide configuration files, just tell me what
you need.
Could it be that you
updated from M2Eclipse to M2E? If so, then you might do one
of the following:
1) Check-out your project again (without the .project and
.classpath)
2) Right-click on your project, Configure-->Convert to
Maven project
3) Read the following article: http://java.dzone.com/articles/migrating-m2eclipse-m2e
which explains how to manually convert your old projects
Cheers,
Guillaume
Le 18/10/2011 09:11, Иван a écrit :
recently, I have updated
eclipse, and now I don't see any maven options for the
projects. I'm developing with Tapestry5, so it's
relies on maven, and I usually was launching project
like: "select project-rclick->run as->maven
build". Now I don't see this option, and live class
loading - for what I love tapestry, now also not
working. So with every change in my project, I have to
launch terminnal, and do "mvn jetty:run" from the
project directory.
