distribution or from Subversion trunk?
{bgcolor} If you have unpacked the source distribution or have checked out all of the code under the tuscany/java/sca directory in subversion then you should end up with a source directory containing something like: {noformat} demos distribution itest modules samples tools pom.xml {noformat} You can build the source from using maven with the command {code} mvn {code} You can also build Eclipse projects for all the modules in the project using the command {code} mvn -Peclipse eclipse:eclipse {code} This builds “.classpath” and “.project” files for each modules. The easiest thing to do is import all of these generated projects. In Eclipse choose “File/Import/Existing Projects Into Workspace”. From the wizard select your source directory and Eclipse should now find all of the Eclipse projects that have been generated. If you imported all modules into Eclipse you should find that project dependencies are satisfied by reference to other Tuscany SCA projects in your workspace. This is conven
