ooooh, you changed the location (it used to reached via the right click context menu on the server itself, i'm assuming that's not a bug)
as for cpu usage, this is strange, when starting eclipse with a clean workspace, it's ok, but if i use with my current workspace then it spikes to 100%. this is the same workspace i've been using with eclipse 3.3.2 and jbos tools 2.0.0 nothing changed, i simply copied the new eclipse to a new directory and directed it to the old workspace, what could be the cause of that?
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The "export" part I guess you mean you have that under the Java compiler-project settings ?
Those just relates to classpath exports, not to deployment.
I recall WTP supporting marking a classpath container as something that should be deployed but I can't recall it right now.
btw. you shouldnt be adding any jars to default lib folder - that is very rarely the right solution.
I would recommend you add the jars to the project instead of using a user library for now.
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Elhanan,
As said before - both of your issues were bugs that where present in the previous builds.
They are now fixed in GA. Please verify you are still using GA and seeing this. if you do then report it in jira with a screenshot of the missing link in the server editor.
See http://screencast.com/t/5dbBgHjtw for how it looks for me in JBT 3 an dJBDS 2.
With respect to AS start of 100% cpu usage then that were caused by some bad logic in the code that checks for AS starting-stopping. That code is gone now so if can reproduce that on the GA version then open a jira and provide whatever details you got.
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JBoss Tools 3.0, AS 5.01
I'm working on a drools-based ejb project. I have a user library for the drools runtime jars, marked as export on the build path. When I publish my project to the server, the libraries don't get published. Where are dependent libraries supposed to be published to, and what am I missing in my project configuration? All works fine if I manually add the jar files into the default/lib folder.
Thanks,
Howard
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By the way: if you need to access request parameters, I would advice you to place them in "h:inputHidden" fields, not in "f:param".
Another important thing to know: the name of the request parameter will contain all the IDs of its "container". So, in your situation, it will be "formid:test", not "test". If your form is in a table, the parameter name will be "tableid:rownumber:formid:test" and so on.
Best regards
Wolfgang
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