I had this working fine yesterday, but I am trying to build an EAR file with
skinny WARs. Today all I did was add some deployment configurations to the
Parent project's pom file. Basically added the weblogic deployment plugin so
I can deploy the completed EAR to server. I dont think I modified
Hi Stephen,
thanks for the quick response!
now that you mentioned maven version - I use MyEclipse which has an embedded
version of Maven. When I had this setup working yesterday I was using the
latest standalone version of Maven. So I reconfigured MyEclipse to use the
standalone version instead
I use the following setup to have maven inject filtered property values into
my application configuration files, such as the Spring
applicationContext.xml:
File System:
src/main/filters/filter-test.properties
src/main/filters/filter-live.properties
src/main/resources/applicationContext.xml
and
Martin,
Thank you for that link.
It works!
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Hi John,
Thanks for the reference to Cargo.
It looks like a cool plugin but according to the documentation it falls
short - it does not seem to support remote deploy- something which I need.
Only now during initial development am I deploying to local instance of
WebLogic, however soon when
When I say deploy I mean as in deploying my packaged application to my web
application server.
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Yep, I didn't understand that concept.
So what I tried now is I added an execution to my plugin, as follows:
executions
execution
phaseinstall/phase
goals
I am a newcomer to maven so forgive me if this sounds stupid...
I setup a web application project in MyEclipse, and built a pom.xml that
deploys my war archive to WebLogic.
this works fine, however it is just a standalone piece. For the whole
process, I need to first run maven package to build