I would suggest putting your JARs at the EAR level (root of the EAR) and
reference them as utility JARs from the WAR. We've actually started to
do this for ALL JARs in our EAR projects, just to avoid potential
classloader issues in Websphere.
Frank
RathinaGanesh MeenakshiSundaram wrote:
Greetings,
I have an ear project and have the following structure
EAR
|----- EJB
|----- WAR
|-------- WEB-INF (Which has all the Struts jars...etc)
Now, I want to include another web project(with a different context) within
the same EAR project and need a structure like the following
EAR
|----- EJB
|----- WAR 1
|-------- WEB-INF (Which has all the Struts jars...etc)
|----- WAR 2
|--------- WEB-INF (Struts jars...etc)
The problem is, I don't want to package the struts jar twice within the
same
ear file and I know, I can do it with ant build, instead of using a regular
eclipse build. Is there any other way ? Other than ANT build ???
Another problem,
Can I create another web project 2 without including these struts jar
files,
but still making use of the struts jar in web project 1.
How can I make a utility jar files that struts.jar etc and make both web
project 1 and 2 point to the utility jars.
Thanks in advance.
-Ganesh
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