For sometime, I’ve been working to use Eclipse with various ASF projects. In lieu of any obvious standout plugins, I tried them all: mevenide, m2eclipse, and q4e. After some number of months, I’m finally pretty happy with the use of q4e from googlecode. There is some secret sauce to the concoction, but the essence of what I have discovered is that the 0.7.0 code seems to work well on the classic version of eclipse version r 3.3.2.x on either Linux or Windows. The version working for me is available at:
http://q4e.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/updatesite-dev
It is installed via the Help–>Add new features–>Find and install method of altering the eclipse configuration. It appears this may work with the WTP version of eclipse as well, but I have not tested that configuration.
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