Is there a possibility to refresh the files and folders of a project within eclipse at the end of a maven build automatically. Usually I'm building from commandline. After a build e. g. the target folder should be refreshed.
Additional info: the maven build runs in the command line and eclipse should update automatically when it ended.
Building the Maven Project in Eclipse First of all, select the project and go to “Run As -> Maven Build”. The “Edit Configuration” popup window will open. Enter the “Goals” as “package” to build the project and click on the Run button.
How to fix error “Updating Maven Project”? Create new maven based project or open existing maven project. In my case, I’m opening my existing Simplest Spring MVC Hello World Project in Eclipse. Click on Update Project... Click on Maven build... You should see BUILD SUCCESS message after successful run.
When eclipse gets messed up, I found that executing the m2e command " Maven -> Update project " and then a Refresh, it's enough. This command regenerates some files in the .settings folder. In some rare cases, I have had to remove all the files in the .settings folder by myself, and then run the "Update Project" command.
The demo shows the relationship between the dependencies and the Eclipse. When a Maven project is selected, all such dependencies are automatically downloaded. If any dependencies are not present, Eclipse will show errors.
Use Run as -> Maven build... In the run configuration/build properties go to the refresh tab and select the refresh option you want.
Note that the eclipse build and the maven build may interfere, so make sure that you turn off the Build automatically
option in the Project menu before staring the maven build. You may get indeterministic compilation errors otherwise.
Here is an eclipse plugin that implements the external hook for refreshing: https://github.com/andrask/maven-eclipse-control-plugin
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