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How to import wknd demo project into eclipse?
This document:
says how to add the eclipse aem plugin, and how to create a new project, but the section on importing an existing project is blank.
In eclipse when I import existing projects, there are some options:
I am guessing we should check "Search for nested projects" as this finds a lot of stuff.
When imported this way, eclipse reports a lot of errors in both java and maven config, although I can build on the command line.
If I try to create a new java class, e.g. in core, it doesnt give this option. The only option is "file". When I create java file, its empty. This makes using eclipse for java development pointless - at least VS code recognises that if you create a file called xxx.java, it adds the package and class name.
Presumably, Eclipse doesn't recognise the latest AEM wknd project as a java project, even though it recognises it as maven.
Hi @TB3dock
Please follow the below steps to import an existing maven projects into Eclipse:
- In Eclipse, choose File > Import…
- In the Import Dialog, choose Maven > Existing Maven Projects, then click “Next”.
- Enter the path to your project’s top-level folder, then click “Select All” and “Finish”.
- You are now all set for using Eclipse to develop your AEM project.
For more details please refer the below article by Adobe:
Hope this helps!
Thanks!
