UPDATE
I edited the question after doing additional troubleshooting and realizing that the issue is specific to Kotlin and not a general problem with Eclipse.
ORIGINAL QUESTION
In an earlier question, I found that I need to set the Disable Workspace Resolution setting in order to successfully deploy applications to Tomcat within Eclipse, when the application has references to co-developed dependencies (i.e. dependencies which I am also primarily developing along with the main application). The Disable Workspace Resolution setting has many inconveniences, not the least of which is a need to run mvn install any time the code in a dependency project is modified.
My question now is:
What do I need to configure, either in Eclipse, Maven, or Tomcat, in order to start using Enable Workspace Resolution successfully with Kotlin?
I have reviewed essentially all of the SO questions on the topic, unfortunately none of them specifically address Eclipse with Kotlin:
- Eclipse maven-enabled web app references workspace projects, but those are not deployed when running Tomcat server
- How to get Maven plugin to use Eclipse workspace resolution?
- Maven workspace resolution horked
- maven-assembly-plugin and eclipse Workspace resolution
- How make Eclipse uses maven projects even if Workspace resolution is not working?
- maven eclipse workspace resolution
- Maven workspace resolution missing jars for local Tomcat testing
- Maven project and Eclipse workspace
- M2E Eclipse Maven Workspace resolution and CDI
- Eclipse Maven Workspace Resolution not seeing Generated Classes
- Using Tomcat within Eclipse for a Maven project
- Deploy Maven Project using Eclipse and Tomcat
- maven + eclipse + tomcat : class not found exception
- How to run a Maven Project In Tomcat From Eclipse
- Deployment to tomcat from eclipse via M2eclipse and Maven
