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I was given an EAR application. I imported this into MyEclipse using the build.xml file.
I am exploding this EAR application into Web. 8.1 Server in the application directory, yet when debugging
JSP’s I am debugging the JsP that are in the EAR and not in the Exploded directory.
How can I debug in the exploded directory without change any config.xml / application.xml file configurations? Right, now I am creating individual WAR’s and creating a EAR and uploading this into Web. 8.1 Server upload directory. Then I can see my changes!Thank You!
JJanice, a few questions:
I imported this into MyEclipse using the build.xml file.
Can you explain exactly what you did? We don’t support importing EARs into projects or parsing Ant build files, so I’m unclear what you meant here.
Right, now I am creating individual WAR’s and creating a EAR and uploading this into Web. 8.1 Server upload directory. Then I can see my change
Is your app server installed on your local machine or is it on a remote computer?
MyEclipse allows you to create a Project with an existing application build.xml file. So, I created a project with an existing enterprise application build.xml file.
To answer the other questions, MyEclipse is not debugging in the exploded directory, it is debugging the EAR files that is in the staging directory of Weblogic 8.1. I would like to explode this enter. appl. in the domain’s application directory and debug from there, yet for some reason the myeclipse is debugging EAR file. I have
took the EAR file out of the staging and just had the exploded directory, and know I do not see any pages come up from the browser? How do I debug from the exploded directory within MyEclipse using Weblogic 8.1?Thank You!
Janice, Sorry for answering sooner, I was unfamiliar with this technical process!Janice,
I sent this thread to another in the company to make sure I wasn’t missing something, and they were sufficiently confused as well by your statement: “MyEclipse allows you to create a Project with an existing application build.xml file. So, I created a project with an existing enterprise application build.xml file.”This makes us think that either a) we aren’t understanding some here, maybe you can explain the actual steps to us or b) you likely have another plugin installed that is providing this capability. I would point out that our Enterprise Application Project type does not directly support artifacts inside of it, it is instead intended as a conceptual umbrella ontop of Web, EJB and Java modules… which is also what makes us think this is probably b) that is going on here.
As it stands now there is no way for us to run down what is going wrong. If you were willing and had the time, we would appreciate it if you could:
1) Redownload Eclipse 3.1.1 SDK from eclipse.org
2) Redownload MyEclipse 4.0.3 from our site.
3) Unzip the Eclipse SDk to a new dir
4) INstall MyEclipse into a new dir, against this new Eclipse install.
5) Start with a new workspace (do not use existing one), and create a new project (or projects)
6) Start moving your artifacts into the appropriate places. If you need help, how to work with our projects is outlined here:
http://www.myeclipseide.com/images/tutorials/quickstarts/earprojects/Also is it possible you are using WSAD and not using Eclipse as your base install for MyEclipse?
I do not understand as to why I would be using WSAD version?? I am not using IBM tools??? I now IBM is the originator of Eclipse.
Eclipse SDK
Version: 3.1.1
Build id: M20050929-0840*** MyEclipse details:
MyEclipse Enterprise WorkbenchVersion: 4.0.2 GA
Build id: 20051010-4.0.2-GAI think it as simple as it is, I created a Java Project from an Existing Ant Buildfile!
Are you saying that Eclipse and MyEclipse does not support this?
You know I alread installed 60 hours of time into this development environment, you want me
to have to reinstall, unreasonable! This is a dissapointment.Thanks!
Janice G.I do not understand as to why I would be using WSAD version?
WSAD is Eclipse based, we have had quite a few WSAD users come to our forums after installing MyEclipse needing help with a feature or two. I am trying to determine, however strange it may seem, what is going on here.
Are you saying that Eclipse and MyEclipse does not support this?
Yes, that is what I am saying, I stated that in my 1st post and then asked you again in my last post to *clarify* what you meant by “created a Java project from an existing Ant buildfile”, tell me the exact steps you took. This could simply be a miscommunication of terms here, I could think you mean one thing and you could be meaning something else.
You know I alread installed 60 hours of time into this development environment, you want me
to have to reinstall, unreasonable!First, your project, settings and plugin state are stored in your workspace *not* in your install directory. Secondly, I am trying to trouble shoot your problem by getting you setup with a clean environment we know to work. If you were to run the test I outlined above and found out that it still had the same problem then we can try alternative methods, however if you try the steps I gave above and find out that everything works fine, then it’s clearly an install issue and now all we need to do is import your existing projects and settings from your old workspace into the new one.
To clarify, I am not asking you erase or uninstall ANY of your existing setup, I’m simply asking you to attempt to create a new virgin install of Eclipse/MyEclipse in a new location so we can test if it works as it should.
NOTE: Janice, I should clarify again that MyEclipse does not support code or web, ejb, or Java artifacts within it’s Enterprise application type. This is important, because if you are trying to work with a single project, that contains many web modules, ejbs and Java code you will need to break all those modules up into separate projects in MyEclipse. I can help walk you through that process if necessary but would need to know more details about the projects, what relies on what, etc.
