Re: maven-was-plugin

[Max Cooper]

I had an issue with the jboss-maven-plugin in cases where there are 
spaces in the path to my project's exploded webapp.

One of the jboss-maven-plugin goals constructs a URL with the path as an 
HTTP parameter value. This was the problem. The solution was to 
URLEncoder.encode() the path when constructing the URL.

My project already has the jboss-maven-plugin module in our build (since 
we modded it to do other things as well), so this was easy for us. If 
you are using a public build of maven-was-plugin, you will need to 
submit a patch and wait for another release, or pull the plugin into 
your project as a module.

If the maven-was-plugin is using HTTP to talk to WAS, the issue and 
solution might be similar.

-Max

Lee Meador wrote:
Also in windows each folder and file has "short name" that has no spaces in
it and is 8 or less characters. You can see the short name by going to a 
DOS
box and using "dir /X" which adds a column about midscreen showing the 
short
form.

Then specify the short names to define that path. It would be something
like:

c:\PROGRA~1\IBM\RATIONAL\SDP

and so forth.

-- Lee

On 6/2/06, Wayne Fay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


Spaces in directories on Windows are a known issue in Java when
dealing with RMI. And while I don't use it myself, its a good guess
that this plugin uses RMI to talk to the WAS for deploying your EAR.

You will need to reinstall to a directory with no spaces.

Alternatively, you could perhaps use the "subst" command to create a
fake k:\ drive (or similar) for your c:\program files\ibm directory.
Then your path would be k:\rational\... which has no spaces.

Wayne

On 6/2/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I d like to make ear deployment automatically on websphere 5.1.
>
> After some search, David Karlsen's plugin [maven-was-plugin] seems to
fit
> exactly my need.
>
> But there are some issues that I can not resolve.
>
> To sum up, there are some points I made previously:
> - WAS_HOME is set to installation directory of used server
>        ([C:\Program Files\IBM\Rational\SDP\6.0\runtimes\base_v51] in my
> case)
>
> - JAVA_HOME is set to WAS'jre because the deployment script need it.
>        (JAVA_HOME=%WAS_HOME%\java)
>
> - %WAS_HOME%/bin and %WAS_HOME%\deploytool\itp are adding in the PATH
>        PATH=%WAS_HOME%/bin;%WAS_HOME%\deploytool\itp;%PATH%
>
> -
>
WAS_EXT_DIRS=%WAS_HOME%\java\lib;%WAS_HOME%\lib\classes;%WAS_HOME%\lib\lib;% 

> WAS_HOME%\lib\lib\ext;%WAS_HOME%\lib\web\help
>
> - in the project pom file, I also declared the plugin repository of
> maven-was-plugin.
>
> NB: to be sure, I replaced all used env variables by its real value.
>
> Finally mvn returns following error:
> "[ERROR] The java class is not found:
> Files\IBM\Rational\SDP\6/0\runtimes\base_v51\java\lib;C:\Program"
>
> It seems that space character in the path is not allowed... But I do 
not
> want to reinstall all.
>
> Does anyone have created unit test of this plugin ? or find a 
solution ?
>
> Thanks for your help,
>
> Andre
>
>
>
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