Did you try providing an exploded war to warFile parameter of mvn plugin? Using ROOT as final name can help too.
And to avoid copy create a pom project and provide a custom server.xml with your context, it should do the trick. About eclipse you got mvn issues i guess more than wtp ones, maybe m2e extra was not installed? - Romain Le 8 juin 2012 07:33, "zeeman" <[email protected]> a écrit : > Hi David, > > I simply followed different guides, ones from Tomee docs and stackoverflow. > These guides tend to leave out some details and that's where I got stuck. > For example, by default Eclipse Tomcat adapter works with a WebContent > folder, but Maven expects web pages to be at src/main/webapp. It's a long > story to find the exact cause and then do it in Eclipse. Also, my project > runs in root context (/), but Tomcat Eclipse adapter does not seem to work > well with this. > > Also, Tomcat Eclipse adapter does not copy web-inf/lib. It has to be > configured manually. > > The part that took me the longest was to figure out how to get Hibernate to > work with Tomee. With trial and error I got it to work. It'll be a good > idea > to release builds with Hibernate profile or have a guide on using that. > Tomee docs is outdated (Hibernate 3.6 is old) and confuses more than it > helps in this regard :) > > However, one part that made my work a little easier is the Tomee Maven > plugin. One great addition would be to support exploded wars so there is no > need to create a war. > > I have posted my migration issues to Tomee here > > http://openejb.979440.n4.nabble.com/JSF2-project-migrated-from-Jboss-AS7-to-Tomee-not-working-td4655453.html > > The quick and dirty fix was to remove some of the navigation rules that > used > to work on AS7. I got few things to work. But the app remains unusable for > other issues mentioned in above link. > > I'm willing to work with you and Myfaces community to get issues resolved. > I > love Apache products and don't mind giving back to the community. There is > a > big project that needs to be released in a month. So far testing has been > on > AS7 and it's fine. However, management is a fan of open source and is open > to release on Tomee. > > The backend (EJBs, JPA, CDI, etc...) works like a charm. So only UI issues > remaining. I'm the architect on the project and if I show a working project > most likely management will bless Tomee and you guys can put the company in > "who uses Tomee" section. We can use my thread link above for details so we > don't hijack this thread. I appreciate all the help. > > Zee > > -- > View this message in context: > http://openejb.979440.n4.nabble.com/Feedback-on-TomEE-1-0-0-tp4655483p4655502.html > Sent from the OpenEJB User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. >
