working !

[Jay Vyas]

Hi guys and thanks for the help. 

Here is how I managed to setup pangool on OS X (not too different the hints you gave, but just 

to make an ordered list...)

1) Install the maven eclipse plugin   m2e - Maven Integration for Eclipse 

2) git clone g...@github.com:jayunit100/pangool.git (or whatever the official repo is, this is a fork)

3) then run ivan's mvn eclipse:eclipse command, this creates the eclipse environment

4) then do : import projects into existing workspace, and select the pangool project.  At this point, the 3 different eclipse projects will magically appear (pangool-core, pangool-examples,..) 

5) After this, you have to right click on pangool-core and run "maven update" (eclipse will hint to do this). 

Anyways,,, it worked for me.  The problem I had was that I thought the pangool stuff all fit neatly into one eclipse project, i didn't realize it was 3 different projects.  

Hope this helps.

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Jay Vyas
http://jayunit100.blogspot.com

[Jay Vyas]

Oh and one last thing: make sure to run eclipse in the JDK (I launched it like this : ./Eclipse.app/Contents/MacOS/eclipse -vm /Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/1.7.0.jdk/Contents/Home) -- because if it runs in the JRE, than the Maven plugins that eclipse uses to configure the pangool projects will fail, and eclipse won't be able to add the libs.  

[Pere Ferrera Bertran]

Cool, Jay. How is it going with Pangool otherwise?

2012/11/8 Jay Vyas <jayun...@gmail.com>

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Pere Ferrera

CTO & Co-founder

www.datasalt.com