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Difference between revisions of "What's in IAM"

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=== Maven suggestions in the XML editor ===
 
=== Maven suggestions in the XML editor ===
  
    When editing pom.xml files, values for the GroupId, PackageId and Version tags when adding a dependency are available.  
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When editing pom.xml files, values for the GroupId, PackageId and Version tags when adding a dependency are available.  
  
    This feature uses the Open Artifact Search Framework outlined below.  
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This feature uses the Open Artifact Search Framework outlined below.  
  
 
=== Always updated dependencies ===
 
=== Always updated dependencies ===
  
    No need to mvn install the dependencies on the workspace when running maven goals. The most current version is always used.  
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No need to mvn install the dependencies on the workspace when running maven goals. The most current version is always used.  
  
    This means that you can modify a project on your workspace and use it in the surefire tests of a different one depending on it. Instantly.  
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This means that you can modify a project on your workspace and use it in the surefire tests of a different one depending on it. Instantly.  
  
 
=== Profile activation/deactivation ===
 
=== Profile activation/deactivation ===
  
    The profile view allows for quickly enabling and disabling profiles when running maven.  
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The profile view allows for quickly enabling and disabling profiles when running maven.  
  
 
=== Open Artifact Search Framework ===
 
=== Open Artifact Search Framework ===
  
    New extension points allow third parties to develop and register search engines for their indexing solution.  
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New extension points allow third parties to develop and register search engines for their indexing solution.  
  
    Several implementations are bundled with the install so you can use it out of the box.  
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Several implementations are bundled with the install so you can use it out of the box.  
  
 
=== [http://code.google.com/p/q4e/wiki/DevelopingMojos Resolve Maven Mojos from the Workspace] ===
 
=== [http://code.google.com/p/q4e/wiki/DevelopingMojos Resolve Maven Mojos from the Workspace] ===
  
    It is possible to have maven mojo projects on the workspace and haven them used by q4e.  
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It is possible to have maven mojo projects on the workspace and haven them used by q4e.  
  
 
=== [http://code.google.com/p/q4e/wiki/Archetype2ArchetypeProvider New Archetype Provider for the Archetype Catalog format] ===
 
=== [http://code.google.com/p/q4e/wiki/Archetype2ArchetypeProvider New Archetype Provider for the Archetype Catalog format] ===
  
    The archetype catalog xml format used by the archetype 2.0 plug-in can now be used with q4e for selecting an archetype in the New Maven Project wizard.  
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The archetype catalog xml format used by the archetype 2.0 plug-in can now be used with q4e for selecting an archetype in the New Maven Project wizard.  
  
    This format is used to register an internal catalog by default, which replaces the wiki provider (although it can still be manually added).  
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This format is used to register an internal catalog by default, which replaces the wiki provider (although it can still be manually added).  
  
  
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=== J2EE Project Dependencies management ===
 
=== J2EE Project Dependencies management ===
  
    Automatic synchronization of J2EE project dependencies from maven dependencies for war projects.  
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Automatic synchronization of J2EE project dependencies from maven dependencies for war projects.  
  
    All your dependencies in the workspace will be available when running the project on a J2EE server.  
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All your dependencies in the workspace will be available when running the project on a J2EE server.  
  
  

Revision as of 14:17, 7 May 2009

< To: IAM

What's in IAM

Core

Maven suggestions in the XML editor

When editing pom.xml files, values for the GroupId, PackageId and Version tags when adding a dependency are available.

This feature uses the Open Artifact Search Framework outlined below.

Always updated dependencies

No need to mvn install the dependencies on the workspace when running maven goals. The most current version is always used.

This means that you can modify a project on your workspace and use it in the surefire tests of a different one depending on it. Instantly.

Profile activation/deactivation

The profile view allows for quickly enabling and disabling profiles when running maven.

Open Artifact Search Framework

New extension points allow third parties to develop and register search engines for their indexing solution.

Several implementations are bundled with the install so you can use it out of the box.

Resolve Maven Mojos from the Workspace

It is possible to have maven mojo projects on the workspace and haven them used by q4e.

New Archetype Provider for the Archetype Catalog format

The archetype catalog xml format used by the archetype 2.0 plug-in can now be used with q4e for selecting an archetype in the New Maven Project wizard.

This format is used to register an internal catalog by default, which replaces the wiki provider (although it can still be manually added).


Form based POM editors

Edit POM files in a form based editor that synchronizes automatically to the pom.xml file in both directions. Also allows you to see the parent POM and the effective POM.

Settings.xml editor


WTP support

J2EE Project Dependencies management

Automatic synchronization of J2EE project dependencies from maven dependencies for war projects.

All your dependencies in the workspace will be available when running the project on a J2EE server.


IAM Buckminster Integration

Dependencies declared in a workspace project pom can be checked out in the workspace using their scm information.

IAMBuckminster MaterializeDependenciesDialog.png

This is available in the Maven 2 context menu for the project.

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