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Mike Reynolds commented on MECLIPSE-137:
to install this plugin (at least at the time of this post), you must first
comment out all of the existing repository configurations (there are 5 I
believe...just do a search for "central" in the project..)
after you have it installed into your local m2 repository, you can run:
at.uniqa.maven.plugin:maven-rad-plugin:clean
at.uniqa.maven.plugin:maven-rad-plugin:rad6
It doesn't look like this project supports portlet development yet...can I
help? I'd imagine the update would be pretty trivial (since web projects
already are working)
> Developed RAD-6 Plugin Extention
>
>
> Key: MECLIPSE-137
> URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MECLIPSE-137
> Project: Maven 2.x Eclipse Plugin
> Issue Type: New Feature
>Reporter: Richard van Nieuwenhoven
> Attachments: maven-rad-plugin.tar.gz
>
>
> I just finisched developing a RAD-6 (IBM Rational Application Developer 6.0)
> extention to the eclipse plugin.
> It supports J2EE projects with the websphere development envorment, supported
> are
> - EJB projects
> - Web projects
> - EAR- projects
> all these projects are recognized by rad-6 as what they. The websphere
> development enviorment including hot-deployment features funktions out of the
> box.
> i wrote writers for:
> - the ".j2ee" files
> - the "application.xml" and the "modulemaps" file
> - copying the extrenal libs in the ear project root
> - adapting the MANIFEST.MF of the projects (nessesary for the websphere
> development enviorment)
> - the ".websettings" file
> - the ".websiteconfig" file
> - the ".project" (only alternative project natures/builders)
> do you want to include it the the eclipse plugin or sould it be an extra
> plugin? i should not be complicated to include it because i did the real work
> in writer-classes.
> should i add a tgz with the sources? or how do you want the sources?
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