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how to lauch a pom.xml with maven in eclipse

 
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hi people

i want to read some code Spring MVC projet and Spring send only POM projet how can i deploy on my eclipse.
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the link on the pom is MVC Basic
tx you for your help :p
 
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Did you install the Maven Eclipse plugin yet?
 
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First step, like Jeanne mentioned, is to install the m2eclipse plugin. You can find it in the Eclipse marketplace - just do a search on "maven". Once that is installed, within Eclipse do File | Import | Maven |Existing Maven Projects. Then you are all set to go.

Though looking at the ling you provided, all of the projects stored in appear to be Eclipse projects. For example, https://src.springframework.org/svn/spring-samples/petcare/trunk/ has both a .project and a .classpath file. In that case, after installing m2eclipse you can import the project using File Import | Existing Projects into Workspace.

And yet another possibility: If you have subclipse installed also (for Subversion access), you can do File | Import | SVN | Checkout Projects for SVN and specify the URL to the project (such as https://src.springframework.org/svn/spring-samples/petcare/trunk/).
 
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