Eclipse comes with some dependencies like Junit. How to configure the maven to use those rather than downloading.
Eclipse comes with some dependencies like Junit. How to configure the maven to use
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Eclipse comes with some dependencies like Junit. How to configure the maven to use those rather than downloading.
Tycho can manage OSGi bundles, that manage their dependencies. For details see the blogpost of Mattias Holmqvist. In the third part of these blog posts it is also shown how to use JUnit with Tycho.
However, if you want to you are using Eclipse with standard Java projects, I don’t know of any Maven task that reads such information from the Eclipse project and classpath files.