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Previously, the build script was configured to add ajbuilder to the set of Eclipse/STS build commands, meaning that both javabuilder and ajbuilder would be present for spring-aspects. This causes unpredictable behavior, as these two builders compete with each other. As ajbuilder is a functional superset of javabuilder, this commit ensures that only the former is present for spring-aspects' .project file. Also removed warning language in import-into-eclipse.sh about spring-aspects failing after adding Git support, as this intermittent problem was almost certainly an artifact of the situation described above.
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STS_TEST_VERSION='2.8.1.RELEASE'
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cd `dirname $0`
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clear
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cat <<EOM
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Spring Framework Eclipse/STS project import guide
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This script will guide you through the process of importing the
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Spring Framework sources into Eclipse/STS. It is recommended that you
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have a recent version of the SpringSource Tool Suite (this script has
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been tested against STS $STS_TEST_VERSION), but at the minimum you will
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need Eclipse + AJDT.
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If you need to download and install STS, please do that now by
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visiting http://springsource.org/downloads/sts
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Otherwise, press enter and we'll begin.
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EOM
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read
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# this command:
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# - wipes out any existing Eclipse metadata
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# - generates OXM test classes to avoid errors on import into Eclipse
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# - generates metadata for all subprojects
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# - skips metadata gen for the root project (-x :eclipse) to work
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# around Eclipse's inability to import hierarchical project structures
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COMMAND="./gradlew cleanEclipse :spring-oxm:compileTestJava eclipse -x :eclipse"
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cat <<EOM
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STEP 1: Generate subproject Eclipse metadata
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The first step will be to generate Eclipse project metadata for each
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of the spring-* subprojects. This happens via the built-in
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"Gradle wrapper" script (./gradlew in this directory). If this is your
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first time using the Gradle wrapper, this step may take a few minutes
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while a Gradle distribution is downloaded for you.
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The command run will be:
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$COMMAND
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Press enter when ready.
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EOM
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read
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$COMMAND || exit
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cat <<EOM
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STEP 2: Import subprojects into Eclipse/STS
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Within Eclipse/STS, do the following:
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File > Import... > Existing Projects into Workspace
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> When prompted for the 'root directory', provide $PWD
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> Press enter. You will see the modules show up under "Projects"
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> All projects should be selected/checked. Click Finish.
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> When the project import is complete, you should have no errors.
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When the above is complete, return here and press the enter key.
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EOM
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read
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COMMAND="./gradlew :eclipse"
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cat <<EOM
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STEP 3: generate root project Eclipse metadata
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Unfortunately, Eclipse does not allow for importing project
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hierarchies, so we had to skip root project metadata generation in the
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during step 1. In this step we simply generate root project metadata
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so you can import it in the next step.
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The command run will be:
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$COMMAND
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Press the enter key when ready.
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EOM
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read
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$COMMAND || exit
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cat <<EOM
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STEP 4: Import root project into Eclipse/STS
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Follow the project import steps listed in step 2 above to import the
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root project.
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Press enter when complete, and move on to the final step.
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EOM
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read
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cat <<EOM
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STEP 5: Enable Git support for all projects
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- In the Eclipse/STS Package Explorer, select all spring* projects.
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- Right-click to open the context menu and select Team > Share Project...
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- In the Share Project dialog that appears, select Git and press Next
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- Check "Use or create repository in parent folder of project"
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- Click Finish
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When complete, you'll hvae have Git support enabled for all projects.
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You're ready to code! Goodbye!
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EOM
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