RE: Multiproject Cactus Plugin

2004-01-27 Thread Tim Chen
Thanks Vincent I'll give it a try :)

Tim Chen
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-Original Message-
From: Vincent Massol [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Monday, January 26, 2004 7:42 AM
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Subject: RE: Multiproject Cactus Plugin


Hi Tim,

You're right. I'm not sure why it is causing any problem but I've
modified the Cactus plugin code to not include project sources in the
cactified WAR when testing using the test-ear goal (only the Cactus
sources are included). It's currently in CVS HEAD.

Thanks
-Vincent

PS: Please post to the Cactus mailing list next time as the Cactus is
living there (it is no longer in the Maven project itself).

 -Original Message-
 From: Tim Chen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: 23 January 2004 06:07
 To: 'Maven Users List'
 Subject: Multiproject Cactus Plugin
 
 Can someone provide an example of using the cactus plugin in a 
 multiproject environment?
 
 I have a project that is laid out roughly as:
 
 Root
 --ui (for war)
 --ejb (for ejb jar)
  --src
   --ejb
   --test-cactus
   --webapp
--web.xml (skeleton web.xml for cactus as in samples) --ear (for 
 final ear)
 
 The problem is that when the cactus:test-ear is run it tries to create
a
 war that has pretty much all the files from the ejb module even though

 they should not be in the war. That causes an error in the deployment.
 
 The same thing seems to happen in 
 jakarta-cactus\integration\maven\samples\ejb
 When I do a maven cactus:test-ear from there it seems to do the same 
 thing (although I had to change the j2ee dependency to the jboss-j2ee
to
 test).
 
 It causes errors such as:
 00:03:42,712 INFO  [Engine] StandardHost[localhost]: MAPPING 
 configuration error for request URI 
 /maven-cactus-sample-ejb/ServletRedirector
 00:03:43,253 INFO  [Engine] StandardHost[localhost]: MAPPING 
 configuration error for request URI 
 /maven-cactus-sample-ejb/ServletRedirector
 To appear in the log repeatedly.
 For the sample it's okay because eventually it will run.. But for my
own
 tests it will timeout before ever getting a chance to run. :(
 
 I'm using the latest one from cvs when getting these.
 -Tim
 
 
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RE: Multiproject Cactus Plugin

2004-01-26 Thread Vincent Massol
Hi Tim,

You're right. I'm not sure why it is causing any problem but I've
modified the Cactus plugin code to not include project sources in the
cactified WAR when testing using the test-ear goal (only the Cactus
sources are included). It's currently in CVS HEAD.

Thanks
-Vincent

PS: Please post to the Cactus mailing list next time as the Cactus is
living there (it is no longer in the Maven project itself).

 -Original Message-
 From: Tim Chen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: 23 January 2004 06:07
 To: 'Maven Users List'
 Subject: Multiproject Cactus Plugin
 
 Can someone provide an example of using the cactus plugin in a
 multiproject environment?
 
 I have a project that is laid out roughly as:
 
 Root
 --ui (for war)
 --ejb (for ejb jar)
  --src
   --ejb
   --test-cactus
   --webapp
--web.xml (skeleton web.xml for cactus as in samples)
 --ear (for final ear)
 
 The problem is that when the cactus:test-ear is run it tries to create
a
 war that has pretty much all the files from the ejb module even though
 they should not be in the war. That causes an error in the deployment.
 
 The same thing seems to happen in
 jakarta-cactus\integration\maven\samples\ejb
 When I do a maven cactus:test-ear from there it seems to do the same
 thing (although I had to change the j2ee dependency to the jboss-j2ee
to
 test).
 
 It causes errors such as:
 00:03:42,712 INFO  [Engine] StandardHost[localhost]: MAPPING
 configuration error for request URI
 /maven-cactus-sample-ejb/ServletRedirector
 00:03:43,253 INFO  [Engine] StandardHost[localhost]: MAPPING
 configuration error for request URI
 /maven-cactus-sample-ejb/ServletRedirector
 To appear in the log repeatedly.
 For the sample it's okay because eventually it will run.. But for my
own
 tests it will timeout before ever getting a chance to run. :(
 
 I'm using the latest one from cvs when getting these.
 -Tim
 
 
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