Hi Michael, I don't really know what GEP expects, however....
when you build geronimo with maven it just puts together and installs into your local maven repo a lot of artifacts, including several server assemblies. In order to get a usable server you need to unpack one of them into a convenient location. The assemblies that are likely to be useful are all build under assemblies. What I usually do is just unpack the one I'm interested in right in the target folder, e.g. cd assemblies/geronimo-jetty8-javaee6 tar xzf geronimo-jetty8-javaee6-3.0-SNAPSHOT.tar.gz There is also a geronimo-maven-plugin that you can use to unpack assemblies, start the server, deploy apps, etc. We use this in a lot of integration tests mostly under testsuite. hope this helps david jencks On Dec 29, 2010, at 12:50 PM, Michael Giannakopoulos wrote: > Hello guys, > I would like to ask a general question. I have downloaded the geronimo-3.0-M1 > source code. Also i have installed in eclipse the web tools and the geronimo > plugin so as to be able to create a new server project in eclipse... When i > click New->Other->Project->Server a window appears that asks me to choose a > server. I choose Geronimo v3.0 Server and then i click next button. Then the > wizard asks for an Application Server Installation Directory which i cannot > find... I have done mvn clean install to the source files of geronimo-3.0-M1 > but i cannot find anywhere the Apache Geronimo v3.0 installation... Any > thoughts??? I'm using linux ubuntu 10.04... Thank you in advance! > > Giannakopoulos Michael
