Hi Arnaud,
Thank you for the info! I tried it out and was able to successfully run the
project using WTP. Looking forward to the final release.
-C
Arnaud HERITIER wrote:
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> We are actually working on the support for WTP 2.0.
> It's available in the current 2.5-SNAPSHOT.
> If if we don't discov
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Subject: Re: maven + eclipse server adapter
Good point I tried that and received the following:
Unsupported WTP version: 2.0. This plugin currently supports only the
following versions: 1.0 1.5 R7 none.
I am using Eclipse Europa, so that includes WTP 2.0. So I tried
We are actually working on the support for WTP 2.0.
It's available in the current 2.5-SNAPSHOT.
If if we don't discover an important issue, I'll release it between Xmas and
the new year's day.
To use it you have to add in your settings a new profile :
apache.snapshots
Good point I tried that and received the following:
Unsupported WTP version: 2.0. This plugin currently supports only the
following versions: 1.0 1.5 R7 none.
I am using Eclipse Europa, so that includes WTP 2.0. So I tried to see if
specifying 1.5 or R7 would work. It didn't it looked
Did you generated your eclipse settings with the WTP option of the eclipse
plugin ?
It should activate the support required to deploy your artifacts in the
application server
Arnaud
On Dec 12, 2007 6:37 PM, cailie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I have a multi-module POM project that packages thr
I have a multi-module POM project that packages three modules: EAR, EJB, and
WAR. To deploy the EAR module, I use the codehaus exec-maven-plugin.
Now, I would like to use the Glassfish V2 Java EE 5 server adapter for
Eclipse and manage the deployment through the IDE.
Not surprisingly, this is no
