Hello, In my opinion, you should try to run the eclipse plugin with wtp enabled. If you have read the maven user list recently you should have read the announcement about the last release of the maven-eclipse-plugin.
For WTP support run the following command if you have the eclipse-plugin 2.5 $mvn -U -Dwtp.version=2.0 eclipse:eclipse else, run $mvn -U -Dwtp.version=1.5 eclipse:eclipse Now, you should have a proper configuration for a webmodule. Unfortunately, maven doesn't support the specific configuration for workshop such as appxray or weblogic facets. I've tried some configurations for eclipse-plugin and voodoos invocations. Finally, I have created a custom archetype from a workshop webmodule with all the bea workshop's configuration embedded. If you can read french (sorry ...) you could read few entries in my blog. I described some problems ( and their resolutions ) http://alexandre.touret.free.fr/dotclear/index.php/category/java-ee Hope this helps Regards, Alexandre jdepaul wrote: > > > > Hello all - > > Perhaps this has already been addressed - if so, just please point me in > the right direction: > > We're starting a new J2EE project, which will have a Web module and an EJB > module under an EAR deployment umbrella, so this is the perfect > opportunity > to use Maven to set the project up correctly with the proper structure. > I > can setup the maven structure ok, but I'm having trouble getting BEA > Workshop 10 (based on Eclipse) to recognize this project as a web project > when I import it... Here is the steps I followed: I have run the > following mvn statements to create my Web module, which is the first in a > series: > > 1) -- Create WAR PROJECT MODULE > mvn archetype:create \ > -DarchetypeGroupId=org.apache.maven.archetypes \ > -DarchetypeArtifactId=maven-archetype-webapp \ > -DarchetypeVersion=1.0 \ > -DgroupId=com.ibm.client.diamond.web \ > -DartifactId=diamond-web \ > -Dversion=2.0-SNAPSHOT > > The mvn run is successful, producing the familiar structure, with the > path: > src\main\webapp housing the WEB-INF sub-directory, and sample jsp > resource. > > 2) I proceed to prepare the new web project to be used with Eclipse, so I > run: mvn eclipse:eclipse - which produces the .class and .project files > as > a result. > > 3) My next step is to import the newly created project into Webshop using > regular Import... use Existing Project - it imports properly, but it has > an appearance of a Java project, not a DynamicWeb project at that point... > I think that's my problem. > > 4) Finally, I creat an EnterpriseApplicationProject (EAR proj) to house > my > diamond-web Web applicaiton. I follow the wizzard and can add the web > project to the Ear project OK, but somehow the web module does NOT get > added to the application.xml config file in the EAR project - the BEA > Workshop seems to completely ignore the fact that this is a Web project > we're adding... thus it does not add it to the application.xml file and I > can't seem to convince it to treat my maven-created project as a Web > project. I even tried this same approach with Eclipse 3.3 (Europa), but > had same exact experience. Of course creating a dynamic web project > directl inside the workshop produces desired results, but the dir > structure > that results is of course not in line with the maven structure... and so > it > goes... :( > > So, please help - how can I get Maven and BEAWebShop to play nice > together? > > Thanks, > James > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Getting-Maven-and-BEA-Workshop-to-play-nice...-tp16160487s177p16174514.html Sent from the Maven - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
