The goal you specified requires a project to execute but there is no pom in this dir

"The goal you specified requires a project to execute but there is no pom in this directory"

This directory is "blah blah blah\SpringRoo"

I have pizza directory under "blah blah blah\SpringRoo", so the whole application is actually in this directory "blah blah blah\SpringRoo\pizza"

But when I run perform tests, I got the "no pom in 'blah blah blah\SpringRoo' directory", but pom.xml is actuall under "blah blah blah\SpringRoo\pizza", and I ran 'roo' under "blah blah blah\SpringRoo\pizza".

I think roo is not looking at the right directory, that is why it doesn't see pom.xml

How can I tell roo to look into the right directory?

One more thing I would like to point out, I did completely went through once with the pizza example at http://static.springsource.org/sprin...beginning.html

It was successful, and I deleted the pizza directory, and created a new pizza, and went through the tutorial for the second time, on which the errors showed

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The blah blah blah doesn't make it very readable. And the screenshot is really hard to read.

To simplified, when I ran "perform eclipse" command, i got the following error
"Failed to execute goal org.apache.maven.plugins:maven-eclipse-plugin:2.9:clean(default-cli): Goal requires a project to execute but there is no POM in this directory (C:\SpringRoo)......"

I don't know why it's checking C:\SpringRoo, when my application is actually in C:\SpringRoo\pizza, and POM is under C:\SpringRoo\pizza.

In which directory do you run the command ?

C:\SpringRoo\pizza
I ran "roo" first
Then perform eclipse

Check in your pom.xml file if you have not a parent directive pointing to a parent pom file.

Hello, could you show a sample section of pom.xml to where I can change what you were talking about?

Show me the content of your pom.xml file please.

If you have several pom.xml files then show me their directory location and their content.