Adding a third option

Author: Jose Manuel Duarte

wiki/BioJava3_eclipse.md

@@ -99,6 +99,20 @@ Option 2: *These instructions are more difficult, but may work if Option
         your source code
     5.  Finished!
 
+Option 3: *Cloning from command line and importing into eclipse, doesn't
+require SCM handler.*
+
+1.  Clone biojava from command line
+        git clone https://github.com/biojava/biojava.git
+
+2.  Go to
+    1.  Browse to the root directory of your cloned biojava project
+    2.  Click OK and then Finish
+
+3.  You are done! now eclipse will automatically detect all the pom.xml
+    files (the maven config files) and will understand that it is a
+    maven and a git-tracked project.
+
 You should now have source to all the biojava modules (biojava3-core,
 biojava3-structure, etc). Viewing the history for any file should show
 you all commits since 2009 which have contributed to that file.

wiki/BioJava3_eclipse.mediawiki

@@ -49,6 +49,15 @@ Option 2:
 ## Select 'Use or create repository in parent folder of project'. This will use the local repository you cloned previously for your source code
 ## Finished!
 
+Option 3:
+''Cloning from command line and importing into eclipse, doesn't require SCM handler.''
+
+# Clone biojava from command line <pre>git clone https://github.com/biojava/biojava.git</pre>
+# Go to {{menu|File|Import|Maven|Existing Maven Projects...}}
+## Browse to the root directory of your cloned biojava project
+## Click OK and then Finish
+# You are done! now eclipse will automatically detect all the pom.xml files (the maven config files) and will understand that it is a maven and a git-tracked project.
+
 You should now have source to all the biojava modules (biojava3-core, biojava3-structure, etc). Viewing the history for any file should show you all commits since 2009 which have contributed to that file.
 
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