Victory, at last! After making the slight syntax correction I imported
the diamond-web into the project... I think I made one small tweak in the
properties after the import (changed default Java 1.4 to Java 5), saved,
applied and voila! Worked, like a charm -
Merci beaucoup, monsieur!
Alexandre Touret
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Re: Getting Maven and BEA Workshop
Please respond to to play nice...
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hello
I'm afraid I was wrong.
According to the maven website :
the command looks like
mvn -U -Dwtpversion=2.0 eclipse:eclipse
For further informations, you can read this following page :
jdepaul wrote:
> http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-eclipse-plugin/eclipse-mojo.html
>
>
> Alexandre
>
> Maven Eclipse Plugin - maven-eclipse-plugin - eclipse:eclipse
>
> Thanks Alexandre - Ok, first, I've installed new eclipse-plugin version
> 2.5, then I re-created the diamond-web project and then ran the following
> command, per your suggestion:
>
> mvn -U -Dwtp.version=2.0 eclipse:eclipse
>
> I then re-imported the new diamond-web project into my workspace in
> Workshop - but the new project still looks like an ordinary Java project
> and NOT a web project. The properties lack some of the features of the
> web
> project normally created by Wkshp... Also, adding the new
diamond-web
> to the EAR project as a module dependency did not produce the desired
> module references in applicaitons.xml file... Maybe I'm missing
> something... it just didn't seem to make a difference.
>
> I guess my only other option is to create a Web module inside the
Workshop
> and then maven-ize it, somehow... any suggestions how how to do that?!
>
> Thanks,
> James
>
>
>
>
>
> Alexandre Touret
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> Re: Getting Maven and BEA Workshop
> Please respond to to play nice...
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> 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
>>
>>
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