> I'm just a Tapestry lover that happens to be a Maven lover too. :) Maven has > its quirks, but, to me, it saves me more time than consume. > >> We use ant-dependencies which chucks everything into my ~/.maven folder >> similar to maven2, so I don't feel I'm missing out a lot, > > You're using Maven dependency management from Ant. Nice!
Tapestry is awesome, it frustrates me that I have to learn all this java tech around it though - I'm returning from a 6 year java holiday when xml files and servlets were a headache! Yeah ant-dependencies is maven without the pom :) just a simple http://localhost/~chrismylonas/jboss/jars/<JBOSSHOME/common/lib jars> solves my dependency stuff for compiling from ant. > I never used EJB myself, so I cannot help you with this much. Using the > m2eclipse plugin (new project -> Maven project -> next), I've found some EJB > archetypes (ejb-jee5, ejb-javaee6) in the org.codehaus.mojo.archetypes group. > Have you tried them? Yep - these fail. So, when I have a problem, I usually ask the people around me for help by supplying a "Schooner* question" - the winner gets a schooner (it works with poor university students :) So if anyone on this list can shed any light, i'll paypal you a schooner or two... *schooner is beer glassware, so in your part of the world it could be a Pint/Stein Question.... --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@tapestry.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@tapestry.apache.org
