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In the same spirit than Spring OSGi archetype:
http://static.springframework.org/osgi/docs/1.1.0/reference/html/appendix-archetype.html
It would be much easier if the basic Maven/Spring DM structure being generated automatically instead of doing it manually for each new bundle
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Hi Terry
Thanks for your answer
When you have plain Eclipse install with Spring IDE and no m2Eclipse you didn't get the chance to use the New Project -> Maven -> Maven Module wizard
But it's included with STS now
What I meant is: in STS -> New -> Project... -> Spring dm server -> Bundle project wizard doesnt use the Spring OSGi Maven archetype by default but I guess it's a matter of taste
Maybe add an option in the Bundle project wizard "create as Maven project" ?
Frederic Conrotte
added a comment - Hi Terry
Thanks for your answer
When you have plain Eclipse install with Spring IDE and no m2Eclipse you didn't get the chance to use the New Project -> Maven -> Maven Module wizard
But it's included with STS now
What I meant is: in STS -> New -> Project... -> Spring dm server -> Bundle project wizard doesnt use the Spring OSGi Maven archetype by default but I guess it's a matter of taste
Maybe add an option in the Bundle project wizard "create as Maven project" ? In my recent experience I have found no way to accomplish creating a Maven module that is configured to create OSGi bundle in a single step when using STS 2.5.2.SR1. My use case is that I want to use a classic maven layout with sub-modules. From the "New Maven Module" wizard the logical choice for archetype would seem to be the spring-osgi-bundle-archetype (2.0.0.M1) but that fails with a
Failed to create project.
Element not found: /prova2/xxx
It would be very useful to be able to accomplish this without a lot of hand configuration.
Joel Rosi-Schwartz
added a comment - In my recent experience I have found no way to accomplish creating a Maven module that is configured to create OSGi bundle in a single step when using STS 2.5.2.SR1. My use case is that I want to use a classic maven layout with sub-modules. From the "New Maven Module" wizard the logical choice for archetype would seem to be the spring-osgi-bundle-archetype (2.0.0.M1) but that fails with a
Failed to create project.
Element not found: /prova2/xxx
It would be very useful to be able to accomplish this without a lot of hand configuration.
This project has moved its issue management to GitHub Issues:
https://github.com/spring-projects/spring-ide/issues
Therefore we closed the majority of old issues, like this one here. If you think this issue is still valid and should be fixed or worked on, please feel free to file it as a new issue on GitHub (using the link above).
Martin Lippert
added a comment - This project has moved its issue management to GitHub Issues:
https://github.com/spring-projects/spring-ide/issues
Therefore we closed the majority of old issues, like this one here. If you think this issue is still valid and should be fixed or worked on, please feel free to file it as a new issue on GitHub (using the link above). 
Hi Frederic, sorry for the delayed response. Could you please clarify what you mean by the New Project Wizard using the Maven archetype? What use case(s) are you experiencing that makes it insufficient to use the new Maven project wizard to select the archetype?