On Feb 21, 2008, at 6:52 PM, paulie wrote:
Sorry for my ignorance, but I still have a couple of questions.
Things are running fine with running Maven from the command line. I
executed 'mvn clean' and then 'mvn'. From this point, I was able
to execute
'mvn jetty:run-war' without any proble
Sorry for my ignorance, but I still have a couple of questions.
Things are running fine with running Maven from the command line. I
executed 'mvn clean' and then 'mvn'. From this point, I was able to execute
'mvn jetty:run-war' without any problems. It seems that Maven is the one
that copies t
This happens when Eclipse (or another IDE), copies the
applicationContext-resources.xml file from src/main/resources to
target/* w/o parsing/replacing the values. If you use Maven from the
command line, everything should work. You may have to do things with
your IDE to exclude this file from being
I am having the same issue having deployed my 2.0.1 app from MyEclipse to
Tomcat 5.5. I updated the applicationContext-resources.xml with values from
the pom.xml file.
Old:
New:
Resolved it. Was actually a matter of cleaning out my classes folder and
rebuilding. The change of computers was actually the cause.
Cheers,
Marc
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Hmm, I just changed computers. I have the issue now too. But didn't have it
before. Not sure of the reason, but it shows that the reference changing
should not be necessary. Shouldn't have put that computer in storage
straight away!
Cheers,
Marc
Mike Horwitz wrote:
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> The file applicationCon
Hello Mike,
Thank you for your reply. It took some time for me to understand the maven
to use as build tool. Now, I could able to change the Appfuse application in
eclipse and then use maven(mvn install) to generate my war file. And then, I
can use hot deploy from eclipse.
And do you have any t
The file applicationContext-resources.xml contains a set of placeholder
properties that Maven replaces with values that it reads from the top level
pom.xml file in your project. If you want to build your project using
Eclipse you are more than likely going to have to manually replace the
placeholde
Hello All,
Iam trying to load the appfuse project into Eclipse(Jobss tools). The folder
structure of the project is
Project Name
+Javasource
-com.app..
-com.app..
+resources
-all the resources files
+Java web libraies
+Jre(Jdk 1.5..)
hmm. I went into tomcat webapps and rm'ed the deployed dir. re deployed
the war and started up and now it's ok.
thanx a bunch Matt.
Matt Raible wrote:
I should be in WEB-INF/classes of your WAR. You should have a
jdbc.properties in your src/main/resources directory. If you don't, then
so
I should be in WEB-INF/classes of your WAR. You should have a
jdbc.properties in your src/main/resources directory. If you don't,
then something probably went wrong when you created your project.
Matt
On Nov 30, 2007, at 3:46 PM, Fred Forester wrote:
no eclipse. unix command line. after a
no eclipse. unix command line. after a compile I don't see
jdbc.properties anywhere in the target dir. they stay untouched in the
src dir.
Matt Raible wrote:
Are you using Eclipse? It's possible it's copying jdbc.properties from
src/main/resources to target/classes w/o parsing it properly.
Are you using Eclipse? It's possible it's copying jdbc.properties
from src/main/resources to target/classes w/o parsing it properly.
Matt
On Nov 30, 2007, at 3:32 PM, Fred Forester wrote:
Hi Matt,
tried a clean. same problem.
Matt Raible wrote:
This happens when your jdbc.properties doesn
Hi Matt,
tried a clean. same problem.
Matt Raible wrote:
This happens when your jdbc.properties doesn't get parsed by Maven and
ends up in your WAR. I'd try running clean.
Matt
On Nov 30, 2007, at 3:11 PM, Fred Forester wrote:
Hi All,
getting Circular placeholder reference 'jdbc.driver
This happens when your jdbc.properties doesn't get parsed by Maven
and ends up in your WAR. I'd try running clean.
Matt
On Nov 30, 2007, at 3:11 PM, Fred Forester wrote:
Hi All,
getting Circular placeholder reference 'jdbc.driverClassName' error
when stating tomcat.
I have appfuse2.0 ful
Hi All,
getting Circular placeholder reference 'jdbc.driverClassName' error
when stating tomcat.
I have appfuse2.0 full source with ant build. do I need to manually set
all the values in the various jdbc.properties files or is there a better
way?
Thanx in advance
Fred
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