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jcorbin4607MemberI started getting compile dependency errors on my J2EE project in MyEclipseIDE after I removed all my project deployments from the EAR project via the wizard.
After inspection of my web projects, I noticed that the dependency to the ejb project had been removed on both of them. The only thing I did was remove the ejb and web projects from the ear deployment (application.xml) via the wizard. Not sure why this would affect the individual project dependencies but it appears to have done so.
Here is my configuration:
Windows XP SP2
MyEclipseIDE 3.8.4 (not the beta)
Eclipse 3.0.1
J2EE 1.3
Sun’s JDK 1.5_01
Riyad KallaMemberYou are correct that this should not have effected the individual projects, we will investigate this.
jcorbin4607Member@support-rkalla wrote:
You are correct that this should not have effected the individual projects, we will investigate this.
Could you let me know if the MyEclipseIDE team can reproduce this problem.
Thanks.
J.D.
Riyad KallaMemberJD,
I can’t reproduce this, here is what I did, let me know where I went wrong: (also try it on your end, maybe this works?)1) Created TestJava (Java Proj)
2) Created TestWeb (Web Proj)
3) Created TestEJB (EJB Proj)
4) Made TestWeb and TestEJB reference and include TestJava in their build path.
5) Made TestEAR and added TestWeb and TestEJB
6) Checked all deps on Web/EJB and they were OK
7) Remove TestEJB and TestWEB from EAR
8) Checked all deps on Web/EJB and they were OK
9) Added the modules back
10) Checked all deps on Web/EJB and they were OK
11) Removed just TestEJB from EAR
12) Checked all deps on Web/EJB and they were OK
13) Added TestEJB back and removed TestWEB from EAR
14) Checked all deps on Web/EJB and they were OK
jcorbin4607MemberIt musta been gremlins…I haven’t seen it since either. I restarted MyEclipseIDE with the -clean argument.
J.D.
Riyad KallaMemberThank you for following up.
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