Reprint: "myeclipse6.5 installation m2eclipse method"

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Original author: Xinshui Fables

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After myeclipse6.5, a maven plug-in will be installed by default, but the function of this plug-in is not complete, you need to install m2eclipse yourself.

Installation method:


• First uninstall the maven plug-in installed by myeclipse
1. Enter the MyEclipse directory /eclipse/features
2. Delete the directory starting with com.genuitec.myeclipse.maven
3. Enter the MyEclipse directory/eclipse/plugins
4. Delete the jar package
starting with com.genuitec.eclipse.maven 5. Delete the jar package starting with com.genuitec.myeclipse.maven
6. Delete the jar package starting with org.maven
• Use the plugin package provided in the attachment to install the maven plugin with the link method or use the help>software updates method to install, the address is http://m2eclipse.sonatype.org/sites/m2e/0.10.0.20100209- 0800/
• When you start me after completion, you will see such a prompt: The Maven Integration requires that Eclipse be running in a JDK, the solution is as follows:
1. Find the eclipse.ini under the eclipse directory associated with myeclipse (if it is fully installed, it is generally eclipse in the myeclipse directory), and add two lines of code above -vmargs:


Java code 
1.-vm 
2.D:\Development \jdk1.5\bin\javaw 
 
2. Point to the javaw path of the local jdk or jrd
3. Then find the shortcut of myeclipse, open the properties, find the target bar, and modify the javaw path specified by the -vm parameter to a valid path. Or don't open it with the shortcut provided by myeclips, you can also start myeclipse directly by using the eclipse startup program.