2008/10/1 Stuart McCulloch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > 2008/10/1 Craig Walls <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >> >> More info...it seems that when "pax-provision" is scanning for bundles >> in the current project, it overlooks my WAR bundle altogether and never >> adds it to the runner/deploy-pom.xml file. >> > > see http://issues.ops4j.org/jira/browse/PAXCONSTRUCT-89 > > trunk version of the pax-plugin now adds WAR files to the provision pom > but I can't remember if Pax-Runner has support for detecting them - see > second from last comment at the end of that issue... >
actually I just checked and the fix to Pax-Runner is in 0.13.0 so if you compile the trunk version of the maven-pax-plugin you should be able to deploy your WAR project ( the 1.4-SNAPSHOT is not deployed yet as I think it's still set up for manual deployment rather than via bamboo ) > > >> Is there a setting or some such thing (aside from having to specify my >> WAR bundle using deployURLs) that can make pax-provision pick up and >> deploy my WAR bundle? >> > > unfortunately not, because even if pax-provision detected them, there's > still the issue about Pax-Runner picking them up - it shouldn't take long > to fix that, but it will require a new release > -- Cheers, Stuart
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