Re: [mevenide-user] MevenIde doesn't recognize my Netbeans project as a Maven project

i'm not sure what you attempted to do, but it's most probably not the
right way to go. If you create a netbeans ant based project and then
convert it to maven there's a few pitfalls on the way:
1. you need to write the pom file correctly, have correct dependencies
etc. The netbeans web projects add server instance classpath to
project's compilation classpath, so your project will miss out some
basic dependencies like javax.servlet
2.  the sources and resources need to be split, and in correct
folders, so do web pages. You either move the files or update the pom.
3. if the maven project builds and everything is fine, you need to
delete the netbeans project files under nbproject/ directory and the
build.xml file. And restart the IDE afterwards, otherwise the project
still gets recognized as ant-based project and not maven project. Ant
projects are first in the queue for recognizing project folders that
belong to them.

I think generally you would be more happy if you tried creating a
maven project from archetype (the future 3.1 version will list all
archetypes in central repository) and tried adding the framework files
manually. in 3.1 there will be a "Frameworks" panel in the customizer
that will behave the same way the one from default webprojects.

Removing frameworks will not be supported in an automated way. What
the current frameworks do is not only dependencies, but also adding
configuration files and updating the deployment descriptor. None of
this is done directly by the maven support therefore it also cannot
perform the removal on it's own.

Milos

On Thu, Feb 28, 2008 at 11:06 AM, viggo <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>  Thanks, it did help :)
>
>  I guess the preferred way of doing things is to first create a Maven project
>  in Maven, and then add all the tings you want afterwords.
>  I wish that future versions of MevenIde will give us the capability of
>  adding/removing frameworks (Spring, JSF, Facelets, Visual JSF, Struts) in a
>  better way than native Netbeans does. If you add a framework in Netbeans,
>  you're not able to remove it again. I think it should just be a matter of
>  adding/removing a set of dependencies to add/remove framework support.
>  Netbeans team doesn't share my opinion there..
>  Hopefulle MevenIDe will bring this as a feature, don't you agree?! :)
>
>
>
>
>
>  Wouter van Reeven wrote:
>  >
>  > On Thu, Feb 28, 2008 at 12:06:37AM -0800, viggo wrote:
>  >> I've just created a Netbeans project with Facelets and Visual JavaServer
>  >> Faces support. Then I added a pom.xml file to the project, and hoped that
>  >> MevenIde would recognize my project as a Maven project, but it doesn't.
>  >> Is
>  >> this a bug, or have I done something wrong?
>  >
>  > I'm not sure if this is supposed to work or not. However, I know for a
>  > fact that
>  > doing it the other way around will work. So, first create a Maven project,
>  > then
>  > add support for Facelets and Visual JSF. This can easily be done if you
>  > have the
>  > nbfaceletssupport package installed. See for an example
>  >
>  > http://technology.amis.nl/blog/?p=2610
>  >
>  >
>  > HTH, Wouter van Reeven
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