How to check out a maven project in eclipse-juno
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How to check out a maven project in eclipse-juno


This writeup will show you how easy it is to install the correct plugins to be able to checkout a maven in eclipse-juno. The problem one would commonly face is that the subversive plugin is missing in this eclipse version.

In the previous version of eclipse we just have to install 3 plugins:
1.) m2e
2.) subclipse
3.) m2e-subversive (missing in eclipse-juno)

Solutions:
1.) Use polarion plugin and m2e: http://community.polarion.com/projects/subversive/download/integrations/update-site/

But the most simplest and straight forward is just to look at eclipse-juno's update site: http://download.eclipse.org/releases/juno
Then open the Collaboration part and check subversive and m2e plugins





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