Woohoo - Thanks Michael! When i first downloaded the appfuse application it
was a snapshot of m2! It had placed an old .Jar in the /WEB-INF/lib
directory. Once i removed that Happy Days!!! :)
Michael Horwitz wrote:
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> Are you using a modular archetype? If so you will need to run mvn clean
> in
Are you using a modular archetype? If so you will need to run mvn clean
install from the top level to rebuild/reinstall your own core classes before
running mvn jetty:run in the web project.
If you are using a basic archetype, could you check to see whether the
classes are available on the web co
Ok this is confusing the hell out of me i've followed the guide :
http://www.appfuse.org/display/APF/AppFuse+Core+Classes
i've downloaded the source files from the repository and (think i've added
them in the correct place)
src\main\java\org\appfuse <-- Matt's source files
src\main\java\com\
Address.java is part of the core model classes, so refer to Mike's post about
that. The form controllers and other things should probably be
extended/replaced. If you'd like to look at the source for reference, check
it out from the SVN repository:
http://appfuse.org/display/APF/Source+Repository
Well i want to edit things like the address.java class and some of the
actions classes e.g UserForm.java so that they return to different pages. I
have downloaded the whole JSF source from SVN i'm i able to just place this
into my project under the "src\main\java" directory and sort my pom out so
It all depends on what you want to edit. Instructions on changing the core
model classes can be found here:
http://www.appfuse.org/display/APF/AppFuse+Core+Classes. For the rest it is
probably better to extend/replace - this should make it easier to upgrade to
new versions as they become available
Hi Guys & Girls, quick question - so far i have been extending Matt's classes
with my own, is there anywhere i can just edit his classes? if so how? i
have run the "mvn war:inplace" to obtain the compiled source but cannt edit
it obliviously as the class are in my library folder. Is there such a
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