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Re: [scala-tools] Re: [maven-and-scala] Scala compiler plugins and Eclipse workspace resolutionI'm using 2.7.5 (with Eclipse 3.5)
Josh Suereth wrote: > I actually think this is a bug in how the Scala IDE for Eclipse is > handling classpath resolution. I would check to see if this already > exists in trac (The Plugin not handling project dependencies in the > classpath), as this may have been fixed. What version of the Eclipse > plugin are you using? > > > > On Sun, Jun 28, 2009 at 8:18 PM, Erkki Lindpere <villane@... > <mailto:villane@...>> wrote: > > > Sorry if this is the wrong place to report: I don't know enough about > Maven's internals to know if this is more of an issue for m2eclipse, > maven or maven-scala-plugin. > > When using a scala compiler plugin described in the POM, and both the > project being built and the scala compiler plug-in are in the same > Eclipse workspace, and M2Eclipse is doing workspace resolution, I get > the following error when M2Eclipse is doing building. > > It seems the Maven-scala-plugin assumes the resolved plug-in is a jar, > but it's actually a folder. > > 29.06.09 3:12:26 EEST: [WARN] Exception in thread "main" > java.io.FileNotFoundException: \path-to-plugin-project-in-workspace > \target\classes (Access is denied) > 29.06.09 3:12:26 EEST: [WARN] at java.util.zip.ZipFile.open(Native > Method) > 29.06.09 3:12:26 EEST: [WARN] at java.util.zip.ZipFile.<init> > (ZipFile.java:114) > 29.06.09 3:12:26 EEST: [WARN] at java.util.jar.JarFile.<init> > (JarFile.java:133) > 29.06.09 3:12:26 EEST: [WARN] at java.util.jar.JarFile.<init> > (JarFile.java:97) > 29.06.09 3:12:26 EEST: [WARN] at > scala.tools.nsc.plugins.Plugin$.scala > $tools$nsc$plugins$Plugin$$loadDescription(Plugin.scala:81) > 29.06.09 3:12:26 EEST: [WARN] at scala.tools.nsc.plugins.Plugin > $.loadFrom(Plugin.scala:106) > 29.06.09 3:12:26 EEST: [WARN] at scala.tools.nsc.plugins.Plugin$ > $anonfun$loadAllFrom$5.apply(Plugin.scala:142) > 29.06.09 3:12:26 EEST: [WARN] at scala.tools.nsc.plugins.Plugin$ > $anonfun$loadAllFrom$5.apply(Plugin.scala:142) > 29.06.09 3:12:26 EEST: [WARN] at scala.List.map(List.scala:812) > 29.06.09 3:12:26 EEST: [WARN] at scala.tools.nsc.plugins.Plugin > $.loadAllFrom(Plugin.scala:142) > 29.06.09 3:12:26 EEST: [WARN] at scala.tools.nsc.plugins.Plugins > $class.loadRoughPluginsList(Plugins.scala:28) > 29.06.09 3:12:26 EEST: [WARN] at > scala.tools.nsc.Global.loadRoughPluginsList(Global.scala:34) > 29.06.09 3:12:26 EEST: [WARN] at scala.tools.nsc.plugins.Plugins > $class.roughPluginsList(Plugins.scala:38) > 29.06.09 3:12:26 EEST: [WARN] at > scala.tools.nsc.Global.roughPluginsList(Global.scala:34) > 29.06.09 3:12:26 EEST: [WARN] at scala.tools.nsc.plugins.Plugins > $class.loadPlugins(Plugins.scala:91) > 29.06.09 3:12:26 EEST: [WARN] at scala.tools.nsc.Global.loadPlugins > (Global.scala:34) > 29.06.09 3:12:26 EEST: [WARN] at scala.tools.nsc.plugins.Plugins > $class.plugins(Plugins.scala:123) > 29.06.09 3:12:26 EEST: [WARN] at scala.tools.nsc.Global.plugins > (Global.scala:34) > 29.06.09 3:12:26 EEST: [WARN] at scala.tools.nsc.plugins.Plugins > $class.computePhaseDescriptors(Plugins.scala:155) > 29.06.09 3:12:26 EEST: [WARN] at > scala.tools.nsc.Global.computePhaseDescriptors(Global.scala:34) > 29.06.09 3:12:26 EEST: [WARN] at > scala.tools.nsc.Global.phaseDescriptors(Global.scala:442) > 29.06.09 3:12:26 EEST: [WARN] at scala.tools.nsc.Global$Run.<init> > (Global.scala:490) > 29.06.09 3:12:26 EEST: [WARN] at scala.tools.nsc.Main$.process > (Main.scala:72) > 29.06.09 3:12:26 EEST: [WARN] at scala.tools.nsc.Main$.main > (Main.scala:87) > 29.06.09 3:12:26 EEST: [WARN] at > scala.tools.nsc.Main.main(Main.scala) > > |
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Re: [scala-tools] Re: [maven-and-scala] Re: Scala compiler plugins and Eclipse workspace resolutionYour e-mail was not uninformed at all. I meant m2eclipse running Maven
from inside Eclipse to compile. Erkki Josh Suereth wrote: > Ah, my first email may have been slightly uninformed. There is no > integration between maven-scala-plugin's "scalac plugin" feature and > the eclipse plugin's scalac plugin features. This is a great idea to > integrate the two. Eclipse provides support for scalac plugins, > however you must know where they reside and it will not use the ones > resolved from maven. > |
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