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I recently update from MyEclipse 9.x to 10.6. (64bits) running on Win7 64.
I am having trouble with the new maven support, that I didn’t have before.
The situation is the following :
In the parent POM we define a few profiles, for different environments (dev, test, different production environments) so that we can build for these environments.
Then each environment possess its own config file, that is used to filter and interpolate values into the children projects actual config files. We also have a “master” config file that contains default values so that we don’t have to repeat each parameter in each file if it doesn’t differ from the default.
So we have for example a file called “filter_myserver.properties”, a profile called “myserver” that sets an “env” variable with the value “myserver”. In the parent pom.xml we define a filters using the value “filter_${env}.propertie” to load the right file depending on which profile is active.
It workd fine from the command line, using -P switch to set the desired profile, and also from MyEclipse when I run the pom.xml of the parent module with a Run Configuration that sets the profile to the desired value.
But it generates validation errors in all the children pom.xml files. The errors appear generally on the <parent> element. It says “Error loading property file ‘D:\……\filter_${env}.properties’ etc…” so during the validation or whatever is executed to check the pom.xml files for errors, the profile is not activated and the vriable is not set and cannot be resolved.
How can I force it to understand the active profile ?
If not possible, can I at least turn off some of the validation (I still want errors at least for incorrect XML and such) ?
Extracts of the parent pom.xml :
<project ....> <build> ... <filters> <filter>${basedir}/../My_Builder/config/filter_properties/master.properties</filter> <filter>${basedir}/../My_Builder/config/filter_properties/filter_${env}.properties</filter> <-- Note the ${env} ! </filters> ... <profiles> <profile> <id>myserver</id> <properties> <env>myserver</env> </properties> </profile> ..... </profiles> ... </project>My Installation details :
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*** Date:
jeudi, 27. septembre 2012 20.09. h CEST*** System properties:
OS=WindowsVista
OS version=6.1.0
OS arch=amd64
Profile arch=x86_64
Window system=win32
Java version=1.6.0_13
Workspace=file:/D:/workspaces/LIS5/
VM Args=-Xmx512m
-XX:MaxPermSize=256m
-XX:ReservedCodeCacheSize=64m
-Dosgi.nls.warnings=ignore
-jar
D:\Eclipse\MYECLI~1.6\../MYECLI~1.0/Common/plugins/ORB7B5~1.JAR*** Subscription information
Product Id: E3MP (MyEclipse Professional Subscription)
License version: 3.0
Full Maintenance Included
Subscription expiration date (YYYYMMDD): 20130927
Number of users: 4*** Eclipse details:
MyEclipse Enterprise WorkbenchVersion: 10.6
Build id: 10.6-20120727Blueprint: MyEclipse 10
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win32
-ws
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-showsplash
-launcher
D:\Eclipse\MyEclipse-10.6\myeclipse.exe
-name
Myeclipse
–launcher.library
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-startup
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D:\Eclipse\MyEclipse-10.6
-configuration
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-vm
D:\Eclipse\MyEclipse-9.0\Common\binary\com.sun.java.jdk.win32.x86_64_1.6.0.013\bin\javaw.exeBy the way… time to upgrade you forum GUI, it’s kind of awkward to use when you’re used to SO and other sites ! 😉
Pierre,
Sorry you are seeing this issue and thanks for raising it.
I can replicate the problem and have created a bug report for it to hopefully be fixed in the next update. The only workaround I’ve managed to come up with is to define the “env” property, near the top of the parent pom in a stand-alone properties element, with a default value; the pom validator doesn’t seem to be picking up the fact that the property is defined inside a profile. The validator doesn’t actually use a profile (it isn’t running maven), so it isn’t loading any particular profile.
I hope the workaround is acceptable, for now. Hopefully a proper fix will arrive in the next update.
Regarding the forum UI, you might be interesting in this post: New MyEclipse Website Coming 09/2012.
Thank you for your answer.
The work-around you described would probably have been OK for me, but I managed to make the problem go away doing something else. I am just not sure what exactly did the trick. I was doing a lot of tweaking in the build files, and I suddently noticed that the red signs were gone from my projects…
Thanks anyway.
Pierre,
Thanks for getting back to us and I’m glad you managed to get rid of the errors.
During my testing, I did, at one point, get rid of the errors without the workaround, but I couldn’t replicate the situation again. I had moved the profile definition above the place where the property was referenced and that seemed to work, until I started moving blocks around to see what actually worked. After that, I couldn’t get the problem to go away.
Hopefully, you won’t see the issue again but we will be looking to fix the problem to ensure you won’t see the issue in a future release of MyEclipse.
Pierre,
I just wanted to follow up on this – we have fixed this issue and a fix will be available in 10.7 (due in a couple of weeks or so)
You would need to specify the profile you want to be referenced in the IDE in your project’s Maven property page (the page exists now but profile there isn’t used in this context). The profile you specify will then be used to read the “env” property and the property files would then be correctly loaded.
Thank you for asking.
Pierre,
This issue has now been fixed in release 10.7. You can use the Configuration Center to update to 10.7. Alternatively download the MyEclips installer from our download page.
Thanks again for reporting it.
