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Hello,
i just started to evaluate MyEclipse 3.8.1+QF20040825 (with Eclipse 3 final) and i wondered if it is possible to deploy exported jars of projects the webprojects depends on.
The .class files of the other projects and the libraries of the webproject are deployed, as expected.Thanks for help.
Jörg Eichhorn
Jorg,
Can you clarify what you mean? Right now if you have a Web Module Project that relies on a Java Project, the Java Project will be jar’ed up and deployed… if you are asking about the JARs of that Java Project, then the quickest way to do this is to set them as external references in your build path for your Web module project, then they will be deployed too (as long as you setup the deployment rule to deploy them, I think the default is to NOT deploy them).Hello Riyad,
i was asking about the jar file of the Java Project the Web Module Project relies on. Currently i just copy the jars of the Java Project manually into the deployed WEB-INF/lib folder. The jar file of the Web Module Project are deployed automatically. Also the classes of the web project and the java project.
I don’t like the external reference to jars in projects which are shared via cvs, because the path is stored in the project classpath settings and other developers does not have the same path (for example on developer has the eclipse workspace directly under the eclipse directory and another on has it somewhere else on the disk).
It would be nice if it would be possible that people only install MyEclipse, define and configure an application server in the MyEclipse settings, check out projects from cvs, deploy the Web Module Project to the server and can start developing without the need to copy jars manually.
Best regards,
Jörg Eichhorn
Jorg,
Thank you for the clarification… this is not currently supported but I will pass it by the team. I can’t promise anything though.
