> elsewhere. You will have to modify the MANIFEST.MF files of your
> modules (ejb, war, etc.) to load classes from the specific jars. Not
> sure, but am willing to bet a nickle that Maven can do the manifest
> stuff for you. (NOTE: I have no specific experience using the ear
> plugin, just
I believe this is done in CVS already.
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dIon Gillard, Multitask Consulting
"Teemu Hiltunen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 04/03/2004 10:05:23 PM:
> Greetings!
>
> We're trying to create an ear with some ejb-modules and a war-module.
The
> ejb-modules and war uses some common jars. I was wond
(1) Yes, you can add POJJ (plain ol' java jars) to an EAR file, root or
elsewhere. You will have to modify the MANIFEST.MF files of your
modules (ejb, war, etc.) to load classes from the specific jars. Not
sure, but am willing to bet a nickle that Maven can do the manifest
stuff for you. (NOT
Greetings!
We're trying to create an ear with some ejb-modules and a war-module. The
ejb-modules and war uses some common jars. I was wondering whether it is
even legal to put these commons jars into ear root without the need to put
them each into an ejb-module and war-module? And if it is legal (
