Hello;
With "war" builds (with maven), in the deployment descriptor, you can
either set "WOJarBundle" to "NO" and have to supply your own
classpath, APPROOT, LOCALROOT ... or set "WOJarBundle" to "YES" and
package the application's main bundle as a jar and include it in the
"lib" folder. When working in Eclipse, the incremental builder just
writes class and resources files to disk and so when a WebObjects
servlet boots, it doesn't see the classes and resources as as bundle.
How do people get around this issue?
cheers
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Andrew Lindesay
www.lindesay.co.nz
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