Re: True war deployment and WebServerResources
Re: True war deployment and WebServerResources
- Subject: Re: True war deployment and WebServerResources
- From: Alexis Tual <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 4 Aug 2009 11:15:28 +0200
Hello Andrew,
Le 3 août 09 à 23:41, Andrew Lindesay a écrit :
Hello Alexis;
(3.aug.2009)
Andrew Lindesay faces the same issue with his message "War /
Maven / Jar Build – How Does it Work wi th Eclipse's "Build
Automatically"?"
I have lodged an issue with Apple about this and they are aware of
it. The problem is that there are two ways for a servlet's
classpath/bundle to work and this is controlled by the "WOJarBundle"
context-param in the deployment descriptor. If this is "NO" then
WebObjects falls back to old-school class paths and expects
WebObjects to be installed in places such as "/System/Library/
Framework" etc... probably not workable. If this is "YES" then
WebObjects expects that the "main bundle" which contains your
application and resources is in a jar file within the servlet. All
well and good, but Eclipse can't incrementally create a jar file so
this doesn't work. I hope Apple can do something about resolving
this issue.
Attached is a PDF illustrating the issue.
Thanks for logging this issue, while waiting for this issue to be
solved (let's be optimistic), i think we could use a workaround :
In eclipse, you can add a custom builder : projet > properties >
builders > New
the builder would be a simple ant task that jars the classes directory
and put them somewhere in the classpath ahead of the classes directory
(is this even possible ?)... I've not tested this, it's just a thought.
Cheers,
Alexis _______________________________________________
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