On 1/3/07, Vitor Pellegrino [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i forgot to add at project/pom.xml my web
project as a module, so it was not being compiled when i was trying to
package my whole project.
I have the same problem, but my web project is already a module of my
project/pom.xml. What command did
Marco,
Thanks for your help!
My web.project has inherited my project/pom.xml. Trying to do what you told
me to, i have found the problem: i forgot to add at project/pom.xml my web
project as a module, so it was not being compiled when i was trying to
package my whole project. Obvious! I feel a
Hello Vitor,
i have been reading your post so and soso i might give you an answer
that has already been said..
generally (and also because i don't have much experience with cargo plugin)
i just output the .ear already in the jbossdir/server/default/deploy ,
that's the easy way...
here's
On 1/3/07, Vitor Pellegrino [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Well, now i'm trying to deploy this generated .ear (which seems to be
correct) into my JBOSS AS instance.
As Stephane Nicoll told me (thanks!), i am looking at Cargo plugin but i
don't know exactly where do i have to declare this.
First of all, i want to wish you all a Happy new year and thanks for every
reply!!
Well, i gone after Better Builds with Maven and that helped-me to find
myself how could i do this with Maven kind of deployment with Maven but,
sadly, i'm still facing some issues.
I've split my project into 3
helllo,
my 2 cents
a wild guessm ight be that your web project is not child of your com.project
if your web project java files didnt change at all then it's normal that
you'd have an earlier version ..
try mvn clean install and see what happens
otherwise..
this is what is in your ear
On 12/28/06, Alexander Sack [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm not sure why you are using the EJB plugin since EJB3 and JBoss are just
JARs. We use EJB3 and JBoss exclusively and I prefer the JAR plugin.
If your EJB3 project is built with the 'jar' packaging, it is handled
as a library by the EAR
I'm not following. It IS a JAR and there is nothing special about it other
than the annotations which is only relevant at deployment time to the
container.
One of the major design goals of EJB3 is to have less overhead with respect
to the number of deployment artifacts and to be more POJO
Hi,
On 12/26/06, Vitor Pellegrino [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
1 - How can i deploy my project using maven to my Jboss AS instance?
Have a look to cargo.
When i try to do a mvn ejb:ejb it is lacking for a ejb-jar.xml file and at
the plugin's usage page it's says that it's not
I'm not sure why you are using the EJB plugin since EJB3 and JBoss are just
JARs. We use EJB3 and JBoss exclusively and I prefer the JAR plugin.
-aps
On 12/27/06, Stephane Nicoll [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
On 12/26/06, Vitor Pellegrino [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
1 - How can i
Hello,
Here at my company we're starting a new project using EJB3 with a JBOSS as
our a application server. My task was to develop a concept proof using maven
instead of ant for doing all the build process. I've added all jboss
libraries to our local repository and right now i'm struggling to
I think you don´t need any ejb specific goal, just package your
project on a jar, war or ear, depending on your need and deploy it via
Cargo plugin.
On 12/26/06, Vitor Pellegrino [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
Here at my company we're starting a new project using EJB3 with a JBOSS as
our a
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