Wendy Smoak-3 wrote:
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> On 6/9/07, dcave555 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>> 1. A project - jar
>> 2. B project - jar
>> 3. C project war
>>
>> In Project A I have xml file in resources.
>> Project B depends on Project A (included in pom.xml)
>> Project C depends on Project B (oncluded in pom.xml)
>>
>> My problem is when the server starts to run Project C (war file) i am
>> getting error that xml file (which is in Project A) not exists. I opened
>> and
>> checked Project A jar file and i can see my xml file there in the right
>> place.
>>
>> When i open war file i can see Project B jar file there , and when i am
>> opening Project B jar file i can see Project A jar file also there.
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> Are you saying that B.jar *contains* the file A.jar ?
>
> Try arranging it so that the webapp has A.jar and B.jar both,
> separately, in WEB-INF/lib.
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Thx for your reply
Yes B.jar *contains* the file A.jar
What you are suggesting is to add to C.war pom.xml A.jar dependency
But Only B.jar using A.jar
If i am adding A.jar dependency to C.war it's make no sense
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