Create a new Mavenized gCube GWT Portlet Guide

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Preface

This guide is mostly about how to make the Google Eclipse Plugin, Eclipse and Maven work together. Which could not be trivial.

This guide was tested with Eclipse 3.7 Indigo EE, on MacOS 10.6.8 with Java 6.

The Google official Notes on working with GWT, Maven, and Google Plugin for Eclipse are available at this link. Use it for Troubleshooting and to get an overview of what you're going to do.

What you need

Maven Plugin for Eclipse (m2e)

Install the following plugin on your Eclipse:

I am using the latest stable releases from eclipse.org although the current WTP integration is still in incubation… but works.

Talking numbers, these are the version numbers I used:

  • m2e – Maven Integration for Eclipse 1.2.0.20120903-1050
  • m2e-wtp – Maven Integration for WTP (Incubation) 0.16.0.20120914-0945
  • m2e connector for mavenarchiver pom properties 0.15.0.201207090125-signed-201209140800

Google Plugin for Eclipse (GPE)

Google Plugin for Eclipse (GPE) makes it easy to import Maven projects using GWT and App Engine. To get started, first install GPE and the additional Eclipse plugins required for your version of Eclipse (only Indigo+ is supported at this time):

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