Generate classpath for SublimeJava plugin (if present) about sublimemaven HOT 8 CLOSED

Classpath generated is a merged classpath of all dependencies in all poms in the selected directory path. Not ideal but need to sync up with SublimeJava plugin folks for an improved approach.

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I can't figure out how this works? Should I run a command to have the classpath file generated? How do I set the classpath configuration option of the SublimeJava plugin? Where do I get the generated classpaths based on the poms?

Thanks in advance!

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Gah, I need to write more documentation.
Right click on a folder in the sidebar and is either the folder containing the pom.xml file you care about (or one of its parents). There will be a Maven>Generate Projects from all POMs in path. It will ask you a few simple questions (just hit enter for defaults). Depending on how many pom.xml files are in the tree rooted at the directory you specified this can take a while. Then a new view will appear with a sublime-project configuration for you to evaluate and save/load... classpath will be in there. Note for SublimeJava there are a few silly things you will have to do to get this to work properly... you might be best using my fork of SublimeJava (or at least applying the changes in a very recent "fixed default classpath always used" commit i made to the fork).

I am working on the SublimeJava fork right now to add some brains.

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Also: instead of getting a single classpath-per-pom you will get a classpath for all pom files in the path specified. My first goal for my forked SublimeJava changes are to add a multiclasspath handling capability (basically: im working on file X in project Y, tell SublimeJava to use classpath for project Y).

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Beautiful, can I install your fork using Package Manager?

I have a new problem now :) it seems something is not ok with my python installation:
SAXReaderNotAvailable: No parsers found

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sigh Nope.
Unfortunately SublimeJava, even the regular one (check his doc) doesn't play nice with Package Manager right now.
You will have to cd to your Packages path and do a manual git clone in there.

Apparently he is working with the Package Manager creator on the problem.

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Ooh, it'll be nice when your multiple classpaths feature gets merged in. Right now with my gradle plugin I can only generate a project file for a project folder and the folders of its dependency projects for fear of classpath conflicts.

I thought about hacking on SublimeJava myself at one point, but I haven't had the time to properly look through it.

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Yeah I see it as a limitation with SublimeJava, particularly since certain OS (cough windows cough) don't play nice with long classpaths given on the command line, as SublimeJava expects currently.

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