Re: Best practices for Java EE 7 dependencies

[Wayne Fay]

>> > Should I better specify the exact dependencies and investigate some
>> > more work in POM maintainance? What would this gain me?
>>
>> You answered your own question, congrats! :)
>
> Well, if I got you right, you mean it won't gain me anything. Right?

I made no such statement. I was simply agreeing that you should
"specify the exact dependencies."

> So using javaee-api instead of the finer grained POMs DOES CAUSE
> problems. Or am I doing something wrong here?

Probably you should just use the finer grained POMs. Or better, make a
parent project, use depMgmt, specify versions there, then only
 on the correct things in your various modules. It is not
*that* much more work.

Wayne

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Re: Best practices for Java EE 7 dependencies

[Martin Hoeller]

Hi!

Thanks for your answers so far.

Am Fri, 7 Feb 2014 11:17:22 -0600 schrieb Wayne Fay :

> > Should I better specify the exact dependencies and investigate some
> > more work in POM maintainance? What would this gain me?
> 
> You answered your own question, congrats! :)

Well, if I got you right, you mean it won't gain me anything. Right?

But I just found out a first problem that arises with the use
javaee-api: "mvn dependency:analyze" reports used undeclared
dependencies :(

It's totally clear why it reports these: annotation classes like
@Stateless are in the javax.ejb-api JAR and javaee-api declares a
dependency to it but my actual module does not.

So using javaee-api instead of the finer grained POMs DOES CAUSE
problems. Or am I doing something wrong here?

many thanks,
- martin


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Re: Best practices for Java EE 7 dependencies

[Wayne Fay]

> Should I better specify the exact dependencies and investigate some more
> work in POM maintainance? What would this gain me?

You answered your own question, congrats! :)

Wayne

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Re: Best practices for Java EE 7 dependencies

[Thomas Broyer]

Because javax:javaee-api:7.0 doesn't use dependencyManagement, but declares
straight dependencies, I don't think import would work (or
be appropriate); however you should be able to declare javax:javaee-api:1.0
as a managed dependency (in , but without any
specific scope, i.e. compile as it's the default) and then
declare needed dependencies; I'm not sure that'd work either though. So I
think the only real choice is to add it as a dependency, with
provided; you'll have all the JARs in the classpath at build
time, but only at build time.


On Fri, Feb 7, 2014 at 11:56 AM, Samuli Saarinen  wrote:

> Hi,
>
> You could import the dependencies  in dependencyManagement as described in
> [1] and only declare needed dependencies in the project.
>
> Cheers
>
> Samuli
>
> [1]
> http://maven.apache.org/guides/introduction/introduction-to-dependency-mechanism.html#Importing_Dependencies
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Martin Hoeller [mailto:mar...@xss.co.at]
> Sent: 7. helmikuuta 2014 11:33
> To: Maven Users List
> Subject: Best practices for Java EE 7 dependencies
>
> Hi!
>
> I'm wondering what the best practices are for specifying Java EE 7
> dependencies in my modules.
>
> There is the so called BOM (bill of materials) POM: javax:javaee-api:7.0
> which lists all API submodules required for JEE7. Specifying this in my
> module as
>
>   
> javax
> javaee-api
> 7.0
>   
>
> works and is the least work for me. However, this way I got all JEE APIs
> on the CLASSPATH even if I just need a few of them. Further on, the
> actual dependencies are now transitive which is (IMHO) not fully correct.
> Should I better specify the exact dependencies and investigate some more
> work in POM maintainance? What would this gain me?
>
> What do you think?
>
> - martin
>



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RE: Best practices for Java EE 7 dependencies

[Samuli Saarinen]

Hi,

You could import the dependencies  in dependencyManagement as described in [1] 
and only declare needed dependencies in the project.

Cheers 

Samuli 

[1] 
http://maven.apache.org/guides/introduction/introduction-to-dependency-mechanism.html#Importing_Dependencies

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From: Martin Hoeller [mailto:mar...@xss.co.at] 
Sent: 7. helmikuuta 2014 11:33
To: Maven Users List
Subject: Best practices for Java EE 7 dependencies

Hi!

I'm wondering what the best practices are for specifying Java EE 7
dependencies in my modules.

There is the so called BOM (bill of materials) POM: javax:javaee-api:7.0
which lists all API submodules required for JEE7. Specifying this in my
module as

  
javax
javaee-api
7.0
  

works and is the least work for me. However, this way I got all JEE APIs
on the CLASSPATH even if I just need a few of them. Further on, the
actual dependencies are now transitive which is (IMHO) not fully correct.
Should I better specify the exact dependencies and investigate some more
work in POM maintainance? What would this gain me?

What do you think?

- martin

Best practices for Java EE 7 dependencies

[Martin Hoeller]

Hi!

I'm wondering what the best practices are for specifying Java EE 7
dependencies in my modules.

There is the so called BOM (bill of materials) POM: javax:javaee-api:7.0
which lists all API submodules required for JEE7. Specifying this in my
module as

  
javax
javaee-api
7.0
  

works and is the least work for me. However, this way I got all JEE APIs
on the CLASSPATH even if I just need a few of them. Further on, the
actual dependencies are now transitive which is (IMHO) not fully correct.
Should I better specify the exact dependencies and investigate some more
work in POM maintainance? What would this gain me?

What do you think?

- martin


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[ANN] Java EE 6 archetypes 1.2 released

[Jesse Glick]

New versions of the Java EE 6-related archetypes (WAR, EJB-JAR, EAR) were released. The major change from the previous versions is a different handling of the endorsed 
classpath override - the new POM strategy is simpler and should be more portable, and ensures that the endorsed API JAR is downloaded to a virgin repository when using 
Maven 3.



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Re: Any java ee 5 directory structure available?

[Stephane Nicoll]

You could start with this
http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-archetype-plugin/examples/j2ee-simple.html

Note that you don't have to explicitly call mvn ear:ear to package an ear
file. The ear project will have an 'ear' packaging type which means that
Maven will call the right things with the standard goal (i.e. mvn package in
that ear project will actually package the ear file)

S.

On Sun, Mar 15, 2009 at 10:04 AM, Thai Dang Vu  wrote:

> Is there any java ee 5 directory structure with maven2 support available on
> the Internet? I'm looking to something like this:
>
> project-name
>|-- ear
>||-- pom.xml
>|-- ejb
>||-- src
>||-- pom.xml
>|-- war
>||-- src
>||-- pom.xml
>|-- pom.xml
>
> with which I can go to the ear directory and type mvn ear:ear and have an
> ear file.
> I'm quite new to maven, so it'll take me a while to make one of my own.
>
>
>
>




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Any java ee 5 directory structure available?

[Thai Dang Vu]

Is there any java ee 5 directory structure with maven2 support available on the 
Internet? I'm looking to something like this:

project-name
|-- ear
||-- pom.xml
|-- ejb
||-- src
||-- pom.xml
|-- war
||-- src
||-- pom.xml
|-- pom.xml

with which I can go to the ear directory and type mvn ear:ear and have an ear 
file.
I'm quite new to maven, so it'll take me a while to make one of my own.



  

Re: how to separate java ee application from its client api ?

[Matthias Berndt]

On Sun, 2008-07-06 at 12:30 +0330, Mohammad Shamsi wrote:
> Hi All,
> 
> i have an Java EE application. an EJB module that most deploy on application
> server and several client that most use this module.
> 
> is there any way to build and client api from this module without separating
> app to two  defferent module ?

http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-ejb-plugin/examples/generating-ejb-client.html


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how to separate java ee application from its client api ?

[Mohammad Shamsi]

Hi All,

i have an Java EE application. an EJB module that most deploy on application
server and several client that most use this module.

is there any way to build and client api from this module without separating
app to two  defferent module ?

i did this by adding the following code in my pom.xml, but the problem is
that in this case i have just 2 jar file but still on pom object and i don't
know how to set  dependency for app clients.


org.apache.maven.plugins
maven-jar-plugin


package

jar


api

...






any idea ?
-- 
sincerely yours
M. H. Shamsi

Re: Java EE 5 Archetypes?

[Jim Bethancourt]

Hi Stephen,
Thanks for the help. :-)  I did find a link off of that one to an archetype
on java.net, but they had said that the archetype is still in progress.
However, I did find a couple of blogs that have instructions on how to get
going with a Java EE 5 project

http://www.jaceklaskowski.pl/w/index.php?title=Tworzenie_aplikacji_Java_EE_5_z_Apache_Maven_2_i_Glassfish(in
polish)
http://technology.amis.nl/blog/?p=2489

Cheers,
Jim

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> You might find something useful (perhaps as the basis for your own
> archetype) on the list of maintained here,
>
> http://docs.codehaus.org/display/MAVENUSER/Archetypes+List
>
> rgds,
>
> ste
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Jim Bethancourt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, December 11, 2007 8:18 AM
> To: users@maven.apache.org
> Subject: Java EE 5 Archetypes?
>
> Hello all,
> Does anyone know where I might be able to find a Maven 2 archetype for
> Java
> EE 5 to get my project off to a start?  It would be very handy to have
> an
> archetype that provides structure for both the servlet container and EJB
> container.
>
> Thanks,
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RE: Java EE 5 Archetypes?

[Gargan, Stephen]

You might find something useful (perhaps as the basis for your own
archetype) on the list of maintained here, 

http://docs.codehaus.org/display/MAVENUSER/Archetypes+List

rgds,

ste

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Subject: Java EE 5 Archetypes?

Hello all,
Does anyone know where I might be able to find a Maven 2 archetype for
Java
EE 5 to get my project off to a start?  It would be very handy to have
an
archetype that provides structure for both the servlet container and EJB
container.

Thanks,
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Java EE 5 Archetypes?

[Jim Bethancourt]

Hello all,
Does anyone know where I might be able to find a Maven 2 archetype for Java
EE 5 to get my project off to a start?  It would be very handy to have an
archetype that provides structure for both the servlet container and EJB
container.

Thanks,
Jim

Java EE 5 in Java.net Maven repo soon (Forwarded)

[Wayne Fay]

Just forwarding from Glassfish Dev list...

Wayne

-- Forwarded message --
From: Ludovic Champenois <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Jan 5, 2007 11:26 AM
Subject: Re: ... and EJB API not in the maven repository
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Breaking news: I am back from the winter break and a Java EE 5
javaee.jar jar (without any code, only APIs and non usable
implementation of methods) is going to be publish on java.net in the
next 3 days.
Bill: should I extend this process to the J2EE 1.4 j2ee.jar as well?
Thanks,
Ludo

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RE: Javapolis Short Presentation: Introduction to Java EE Maven 2.0

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> 
> Will notes, etc, become available from your talk?  :)
> 
====
Hi

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Re: Javapolis Short Presentation: Introduction to Java EE Maven 2.0

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Will notes, etc, become available from your talk?  :)

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Javapolis Short Presentation: Introduction to Java EE Maven 2.0

[Peter . Pilgrim]

Hi

I will giving a quick (15 minute) presentation at JavaPolis 2006 next
Monday lunchtime
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Javapolis Quickie: Introduction to Java EE Maven 2.0

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Hi

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RE: Java EE 5 available on central repository soon!

[Daryl.Dwyer]

Outstanding - thanks for following up with them on that. 

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Subject: Java EE 5 available on central repository soon!

Dear Maven Community,

Today I asked the Glassfish community (= Java EE 5 Reference
Implementation) to publish a j2ee.jar (= Java EE 5 APIs) on the Maven 2
central repository to allow coders to easily use the Java EE technology
with Maven, without the need to download the complete SDK manually.

A few minutes later Bill SHANNON (= Java EE 5 Specification Lead)
answered me that in fact "they" are working on this issue and he will
try to speed up this process! :-)

So soon the days will be gone where we all need to download the Java EE
5 SDK just to get the APIs. Soon it will be possible to just add a
dependency on Sun's MVN2 repository to get the complete Java EE 5 APIs
downloaded automatically when compiling an EJB3 project... :-)

Have lots of fun!
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Java EE 5 available on central repository soon!

[Markus KARG]

Dear Maven Community,

Today I asked the Glassfish community (= Java EE 5 Reference
Implementation) to publish a j2ee.jar (= Java EE 5 APIs) on the Maven 2
central repository to allow coders to easily use the Java EE technology
with Maven, without the need to download the complete SDK manually.

A few minutes later Bill SHANNON (= Java EE 5 Specification Lead)
answered me that in fact "they" are working on this issue and he will
try to speed up this process! :-)

So soon the days will be gone where we all need to download the Java EE
5 SDK just to get the APIs. Soon it will be possible to just add a
dependency on Sun's MVN2 repository to get the complete Java EE 5 APIs
downloaded automatically when compiling an EJB3 project... :-)

Have lots of fun!
Markus


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Re: Java EE

[Srepfler Srgjan]

Markus Wolf wrote:

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http://maven.apache.org/guides/mini/guide-coping-with-sun-jars.html

Convention is to use the java package for java APIs as groupId.
So for example, the java connector API (jca) has groupId
"javax.resources". You can ask SUN and the JCA JSR members why the did
not use javax.jca or javax.connector as package name.



This does not hold for JSR-220 as far as I know.
Use groupId javax.persistence and artifactId ejb for JSR-220.
I mentioned already that javax.ejb would be a better groupId.

  
Actually the the Java Persistence API is just loosely coupled with the 
EJB spec so that people can use it even outside of EJB containers.

So putting it outside the ejb namespace makes perfect sense.
Srgjan

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J2EE -> Java EE and "Coping with SUN JARs"

[andreas.ebbert-karroum]

Hi,
 
with J2EE now named Java EE, shall also the guideline for the library be
changed? 
 
From 
 
Product artifact  Group ID   Artifact ID
J2EE  javax.j2ee j2ee

To

Product artifact  Group ID   Artifact ID
Java EE   javax.javaee   javaee

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Re: Java EE

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> http://maven.apache.org/guides/mini/guide-coping-with-sun-jars.html
> 
> Convention is to use the java package for java APIs as groupId.
> So for example, the java connector API (jca) has groupId
> "javax.resources". You can ask SUN and the JCA JSR members why the did
> not use javax.jca or javax.connector as package name.
> 
This does not hold for JSR-220 as far as I know.
Use groupId javax.persistence and artifactId ejb for JSR-220.
I mentioned already that javax.ejb would be a better groupId.

Markus
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Re: Java EE

[Nicolas De Loof]

http://maven.apache.org/guides/mini/guide-coping-with-sun-jars.html

Convention is to use the java package for java APIs as groupId.
So for example, the java connector API (jca) has groupId 
"javax.resources". You can ask SUN and the JCA JSR members why the did 
not use javax.jca or javax.connector as package name.


Nico.

PATRON Mickaël a écrit :

When I have installed the API's for JSR-220 :
mvn deploy:deploy-file -DgroupId=javax.ejb -DartifactId=j2ee15 -Dversion=3.0 
-Dfile=ejb-3_0-api.jar -Durl=file:.m2 -Dpackaging=jar

I would like know the best practice with the value to done to groupId and 
artifactId. Anyone knows this ?

But after, I have a trouble with ejb-jar.xml when I do "mvn package".

 [INFO] Error assembling EJB
Embedded error: 
D:\developpement\j2ee\console3\ejb\target\classes\META-INF\ejb-jar.xml isn't a 
file.

How can I generate ejb-jar.xml ?

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Hi again,

  

But I'm missing some more API's from JavaEE (like @Remote or @Stateless,
 ...). Is there anything available? I know Sun releases a javaee.jar
package with SAS and Glashfish containing all JavaEE APIs in one, but
there is no maven repository for it.



I've found the API's for JSR-220 on sun site and wonder why there are no
current sugestions in maven2 for this. You can grab the final JSR-220
here http://java.sun.com/products/ejb/docs.html.
Are there any maven2 repositories having this API or are there group and
artifact sugestions on the way just the way it is with the other sun
packages?

Thanks
Markus Wolf
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RE: Java EE

[PATRON Mickaël]

When I have installed the API's for JSR-220 :
mvn deploy:deploy-file -DgroupId=javax.ejb -DartifactId=j2ee15 -Dversion=3.0 
-Dfile=ejb-3_0-api.jar -Durl=file:.m2 -Dpackaging=jar

I would like know the best practice with the value to done to groupId and 
artifactId. Anyone knows this ?

But after, I have a trouble with ejb-jar.xml when I do "mvn package".

 [INFO] Error assembling EJB
Embedded error: 
D:\developpement\j2ee\console3\ejb\target\classes\META-INF\ejb-jar.xml isn't a 
file.

How can I generate ejb-jar.xml ?

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Hi again,

> But I'm missing some more API's from JavaEE (like @Remote or @Stateless,
>  ...). Is there anything available? I know Sun releases a javaee.jar
> package with SAS and Glashfish containing all JavaEE APIs in one, but
> there is no maven repository for it.
> 
I've found the API's for JSR-220 on sun site and wonder why there are no
current sugestions in maven2 for this. You can grab the final JSR-220
here http://java.sun.com/products/ejb/docs.html.
Are there any maven2 repositories having this API or are there group and
artifact sugestions on the way just the way it is with the other sun
packages?

Thanks
Markus Wolf
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Re: Java EE

[Markus Wolf]

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> I've found the API's for JSR-220 on sun site and wonder why there are no
> current sugestions in maven2 for this. You can grab the final JSR-220
> here http://java.sun.com/products/ejb/docs.html.
> Are there any maven2 repositories having this API or are there group and
> artifact sugestions on the way just the way it is with the other sun
> packages?
> 
Thinking again about this I realized that groupId javax.persistence and
artifactId ejb are what I searched for, but I think this naming scheme
is a bit irritating. javax.ejb would be a better groupId IMHO.

Thanks anyway
Markus Wolf
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Re: Java EE

[Markus Wolf]

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Hi again,

> But I'm missing some more API's from JavaEE (like @Remote or @Stateless,
>  ...). Is there anything available? I know Sun releases a javaee.jar
> package with SAS and Glashfish containing all JavaEE APIs in one, but
> there is no maven repository for it.
> 
I've found the API's for JSR-220 on sun site and wonder why there are no
current sugestions in maven2 for this. You can grab the final JSR-220
here http://java.sun.com/products/ejb/docs.html.
Are there any maven2 repositories having this API or are there group and
artifact sugestions on the way just the way it is with the other sun
packages?

Thanks
Markus Wolf
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Re: Java EE

[Martin Vysny]

On Tue, 2006-07-11 at 09:04 +0200, Markus Wolf wrote:
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> > 
> 
> This repository and the javax.persistence groupId are great. Thanks for
> this.
> But I'm missing some more API's from JavaEE (like @Remote or @Stateless,
>  ...). Is there anything available? I know Sun releases a javaee.jar
> package with SAS and Glashfish containing all JavaEE APIs in one, but
> there is no maven repository for it.
> 

I made a small example app for Seam/EJB3, you may download it here:
. The dependencies are not
perfect but I hope it helps.
Sincerely,
Martin



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Re: Java EE

[Markus Wolf]

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>  
>  https://maven-repository.dev.java.net/nonav/repository/
>  legacy
>
> 

This repository and the javax.persistence groupId are great. Thanks for
this.
But I'm missing some more API's from JavaEE (like @Remote or @Stateless,
 ...). Is there anything available? I know Sun releases a javaee.jar
package with SAS and Glashfish containing all JavaEE APIs in one, but
there is no maven repository for it.

Thanks
Markus Wolf
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Re: Java EE

[Matthias Wessendorf]

Markus,

try this

   
 
   false
 
 java-net
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 https://maven-repository.dev.java.net/nonav/repository/
 legacy
   

Regards,
Matt

On 7/10/06, Wendy Smoak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

On 7/10/06, Markus Wolf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> are there any recommendations for groupId and artifactId for Java EE
> Specs available? On the website-guides there are only EJB3 / Persistence
>  recommendations, but this does not include the JEE Annotations required
> to deploy something to Glassfish using annotations (e.g. @EJB or
> @PersistenceContext).

Isn't that in javax.persistence?  There is a Maven 1 repo available at
java.net, you can use it with m2 by saying legacy in
the repository element.

 * https://maven-repository.dev.java.net/repository/

(And persistence-api-1.0.jar which seems to contain
PersistenceContext, is here:
https://maven-repository.dev.java.net/repository/javax.persistence/jars/
.)

> If there are no recommendations, what about this:
> groupId: javax.jee (maybe javax.j2ee)
> artifactId: jee (maybe even j2ee)
> version: 5.0

If the above isn't what you're looking for, How about javaee ? Sun
uses it in the URL: http://java.sun.com/javaee/   The '2' is out now,
it's just Java EE. :)

HTH,
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Re: Java EE

[Wendy Smoak]

On 7/10/06, Markus Wolf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


are there any recommendations for groupId and artifactId for Java EE
Specs available? On the website-guides there are only EJB3 / Persistence
 recommendations, but this does not include the JEE Annotations required
to deploy something to Glassfish using annotations (e.g. @EJB or
@PersistenceContext).


Isn't that in javax.persistence?  There is a Maven 1 repo available at
java.net, you can use it with m2 by saying legacy in
the repository element.

* https://maven-repository.dev.java.net/repository/

(And persistence-api-1.0.jar which seems to contain
PersistenceContext, is here:
https://maven-repository.dev.java.net/repository/javax.persistence/jars/
.)


If there are no recommendations, what about this:
groupId: javax.jee (maybe javax.j2ee)
artifactId: jee (maybe even j2ee)
version: 5.0


If the above isn't what you're looking for, How about javaee ? Sun
uses it in the URL: http://java.sun.com/javaee/   The '2' is out now,
it's just Java EE. :)

HTH,
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Java EE

[Markus Wolf]

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Hi,

are there any recommendations for groupId and artifactId for Java EE
Specs available? On the website-guides there are only EJB3 / Persistence
 recommendations, but this does not include the JEE Annotations required
to deploy something to Glassfish using annotations (e.g. @EJB or
@PersistenceContext).

If there are no recommendations, what about this:
groupId: javax.jee (maybe javax.j2ee)
artifactId: jee (maybe even j2ee)
version: 5.0

Thanks
Markus Wolf
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+ Java-EE-Application with Maven2 +

[Serge Emmanuel Pagop]

Hi maven2 gurus,

I try to build the tutorial from Java EE 5 Tutorial with maven2 and it works
good. But I have to do some tasks manually.
First, my application-hierarchy looks like this:

javaeetutorial5
  + pom.xml
  + converter-ejb
 + pom.xml
 + src
+ main
 + target
+ classes
+ org
+ tutorials
 + Converter.class
 + ConverterBean.class
  + converter-client
 + pom.xml
  + converter-webapp
 + pom.xml
 + src
+ main
   + webapp
+ WEB-INF

my first question:

I will like to know, how I can create a directory classes in WEB-INF of the
module converter-webapp and then copy the full tree "org.tutorials" and also
the compiled class "Converter.class"  from the target-directory  of the
module converter-ejb to that classes-directory with maven2?

my second question:

How can I access from the module converter-webapp the module
converter-ejbin maven2?
because I know that there are defaults values like ${project}, ${pom},
${version}

my third question:

Is It possible to tell to the maven-war-plugin to create some directories
like classes in WEB-INF and then copy some importants classes in this
directory?

If someone have some idea or some supposition send me an email or just reply
a reponse.

Thanks..