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Re: WOCreator

  • Subject: Re: WOCreator
  • From: Paul Stringer <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 13 Aug 2007 15:19:44 +0200
Many thanks for WOCreator and the time taken to put those instructions together. The whole thing was easy to follow and worked like a charm. Not something I expected when embarking on doing a WAR deployment for the first time.

I had one issue copying all the WebObjects JARS and I would get a WOServletAdaptor._applicationInit exception launching HelloWOrld. When I found the load-wo-jars.sh ran that and tried again everything was fine. 

Thanks again

PaulS


On Aug 9, 2007, at 4:47 PM, email@hidden wrote:

Introducing WOCreator


WOCreator is a Maven plug-in that can be used to create initial Maven  

project templates for J2EE WebObjects applications.


Who might want to use this plug-in (or who might want to use Maven)?


People who want to deploy WebObjects applications to a standard Java  

application server (without requiring WebObjects to be installed).  

This plug-in creates Maven project templates that will build  

WebObjects applications as stand-alone J2EE Web Application Archives  

(WARs) containing your applications and all the required frameworks.  

If you want to deploy your applications to JBoss, Tomcat, Jetty etc  

then you may be interested in using this plug-in.


People who want to develop WebObjects applications using their choice  

of Integrated Development Environment (IDE) and Operating System.  

Using Maven to build WebObjects applications does not require a  

particular IDE or Operating System. Once you have a Maven project,  

you can use other Maven plug-ins to generate project files for a  

range of popular IDEs (including Eclipse, NetBeans, JBuilder and  

IntelliJ IDEA).


People who are interested in using Maven to build WebObjects  

applications. If you already use Maven, or are interested in using  

Maven, you may be interested in using this plug-in.


Who probably won’t want to use this plug-in?


This plug-in creates Maven project templates that will produce WARs.  

If you want to deploy your applications as .WOAs then you probably  

won’t want to use this plug-in.


This plug-in is not required to use Maven to build WebObjects  

applications. It simply automates the creation of the initial Maven  

project structure. If you are already using Maven and are happy  

creating the initial project structure then you probably won’t want  

to use this plug-in.


More Information


You can find more information about the WOCreator plug-in (including  

a screen cast showing the use of the plug-in) at the project web site:

http://wocreator.sourceforge.net


In order to use the WOCreator plug-in you need Maven 2. You can find  

Maven at:

http://maven.apache.org



Regards,


Jake MacMullin


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