hi peter,
not sure if it can help
a colleague of mine wrote an ant script for building EJB and deploying
them,
but it was with ant and it was deployed on WAS 5.1.
i think he used 'custom' ant task from IBM for websphere
So, if m2 can't help, you could be able to launch an ant task from m2
sorry
Hi there,
We also had to write a custom plugin to deploy to was 5.0.2 (triggering
wsadmin.bat using some jacl scripts). I know other people use the built-in
was-ant tasks.
Stefan
Marco Mistroni [EMAIL PROTECTED] skrev 07.08.2006 14:10:54:
hi peter,
not sure if it can help
a colleague
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
I just want to ask has anybody used Maven 2 to build an EJB-JAR, an EAR
and successfully deploy them all to WebSphere Server 6.0.x?
Yes we have - at least for 5.0.2.x - which should work pretty much the
same for 6.0.x.
I use the xdoclet plugin for generating WAS
Hi Marco
-Original Message-
From: Marco Mistroni [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
====
hi peter,
not sure if it can help
a colleague of mine wrote an ant script for building EJB and
deploying them, but it was with ant and it was deployed on WAS 5.1.
i think he used 'custom' ant
hello peter,
yes, you r perfectly right.. as long as you stick with WAS/RAD everything
is done
for you.
/as soon as you try to be little more 'open sourced' here comes troubles.
and, yes, you r right again, WAS/RAD generates binding files for references
etc, they are called
Hello peter,
ok found it..
mmm actually interesting part is only when you deploy
wsejbdeploy inputJar=..
outputJar=..
workingDirectory=${basedir}/build/tmp
classpathref=classpath.deploy
dbname=..
Subject: Re: Re: m2 WebSphere EJB / EAR Build and Deployment
Hi there,
We also had to write a custom plugin to deploy to was 5.0.2
(triggering wsadmin.bat using some jacl scripts). I know
other people use the built-in was-ant tasks.
Stefan
Sounds like the M2 calling ANT to do the thing. I agree
