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mvn eclipse:eclipse within Eclipse

Hi,

I have the m2Eclipse plugin from Sonatype installed in my IDE. It allows me to run various maven commands (package, install, etc.) by right-clicking on a pom.xml file and navigating to the "Run As" menu.

However, I haven't figuered out how to the equivalent of mvn eclipse:eclipse from within the IDE, is this possible?

Thanks, Don

+4  A: 

Yup, when you right-click over the project, in the Maven sub-menu, you have an Update Project Configuration command which does precisely that.

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Riduidel  2010-07-20 08:02:54
Eh....not I don't. Maybe you and I have different versions of the plugin installed?
Don  2010-07-20 08:15:20
That menu entry was available for ages. But it's only in the Maven menu of the project itself, not the pom.xml or anywhere else.
Aaron Digulla  2010-07-20 08:23:29
@Aaron - thanks, I was looking for it in the pom.xml menu
Don  2010-07-20 13:56:37

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