The WAR files are turned into JARs in the target/warpath directory.
Maybe you ran "mvn clean"?

Matt

On 9/23/07, Rob Hills <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I've been happily building, testing and running my app within Eclipse over 
> the past few weeks.  I've been working on Stylesheet stuff
> today, doing a number of jetty restarts from within Eclipse.
>
> Suddenly, about an hour or so ago, everything stopped.  I'm now seeing the 
> following:
>
>  - when I fire up Jetty from within Eclipse, I get failures of all my action 
> tests with the same error - "InitializationError0" - looking in the
> Surefire directory, every class has a "java.lang.Exception No runnable 
> methods" .
>
>  - from within eclipse, all my Action code has red crosses - the 
> org.appfuse... classes they extend are no longer visible.
>
>  - looking into the Eclipse classpath, it seems to have changed - it's 
> looking in target/warpath for appfuse-struts-2.0.warpath.jar and
> appfuse-web-common-2.0.warpath.jar.  I'm sure that I'd changed these 
> yesterday to point to equivalent jars in my M2_REPO directory
> because Eclipse wasn't finding the target/warpath entries.  However, now I 
> can't find those jar files in my M2_REPO directory to
> include - they're inside war files, but I'm sure I'd not extracted them 
> yesterday.
>
> So, has the structure of the Appfuse 2.0 repository suddenly changed, or am I 
> missing something fundamental here?
>
> Cheers,
>
>
> Rob Hills
> Waikiki, Western Australia
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