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Title: Setting up your development environment using Eclipse
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Added: v3.0.0
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Last reviewed: 2021-02-09
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# Setting up your development environment using Eclipse
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The Maven Alfresco SDK is designed to work well with Eclipse. This support includes the ability to import existing Alfresco projects created using the
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Alfresco SDK.
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Here we assume you already have an Eclipse installation up and running, together with an available Alfresco project created using the Alfresco SDK. If you
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don't have a project already, follow the steps in [Getting started with Alfresco SDK 4.x](../getting-started.md) to learn how to quickly generate it in a few
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easy steps.
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## Importing the Alfresco project into Eclipse
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1. Starting from Eclipse, select `File > Import > Maven > Existing Maven Projects` from the main menu to import the Alfresco project.
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2. Click `Next` then browse to the root of the Alfresco project.
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3. Click `Finish` to start importing the project into Eclipse.
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Before completing the import, Eclipse checks the completeness of the local Maven repository. If you already have a local repository that includes all the
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required dependencies, this task will finish relatively quickly. Otherwise, be patient and wait until the downloads are completed (it can take some time).
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Once the import is complete, a warning message may be displayed.
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4. Click `Resolve All Later` to complete the import task.
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5. Check the Markers tab in the bottom panel, where you may see some Maven problems. Expand the list and right click on a item with an error, then select
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`Quick Fix` and mark as shown.
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6. Click `Finish` to confirm the fix.
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You may be asked to confirm your selection.
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7. Repeat the fix for all similar issues you have. Note that these issues really depend on the archetype you used to generate the project.
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Once done, you may see an error with description: Project configuration is not up-to-date with pom.xml.
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8. To fix this, right click one of the Alfresco projects and select `Maven > Update Project`, ensure all the Alfresco projects and sub-projects are selected,
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and then click `OK`.
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Once this is done, the project is successfully imported in Eclipse.
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If you want more detail about how to work with the project, please visit [Working with generated projects](../working-with-generated-projects/README.md).
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