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Snjezana Peco commented on JBIDE-4869:
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Issue #1 : We have a dependency on an EJB3 project and those class
files never get deployed to the server so the server ends up with
ClassNotFoundException(ie. we can't debug unless we do attach source and then hot
deploy fails unlike MyEclipse which works like a charm).
You need to create WAR and EJB project and add them to the EAR project using the Java EE
Module Dependencies preference page.
MyEclipse hot-swap debugging is a standard Java hot-swap debugging that will work in any
IDE that supports the following:
- starting the server in debug mode
- deploying an application in an exploded form
- incremental deployment
JBoss Tools server adapters support these features. If you add the EJB project correctly,
you will have this kind of deployment. For now, you have to attach your projects to the
Source tab of the Launch Configuration editor.
Issue #2 : As soon as we give jboss tools our webroot which is
project/input/webroot/WEB-INF, it copies all the libraries and class files there
which is causing havoc with our source control and our ant build system as generated
files are NOT suppose to ever be put in project/input
directories. We have a special output directory if you need a location OR you could
change to the way MyEclipse does it and put it on the
server....either way, this should be configurable so it is not screwing with people's
build systems.
You can solve the problem in the following way:
- change the Java output directory to some directory using the Build Path property page
(build/classes is the default output directory for WTP/JBoss Tools projects)
- create 2 user libraries: LIBEXCLUDE including all the libraries from your libexclude
directory and LIBINCLUDE including all the libraries from libinclude. The
libinclude/libexclude directories can, but don't have to be within the project
- add these user libraries to the project's build path
- right-click the project and open Properties>Java EE Module Dependencies
- select the Web Libraries tab
- check the LIBINCLUDE user library and uncheck LIBEXCLUDE
Your .classpath will contain the following lines :
...
<classpathentry kind="con"
path="org.eclipse.jdt.USER_LIBRARY/LIBINCLUDE">
<attributes>
<attribute name="org.eclipse.jst.component.dependency"
value="/WEB-INF/lib"/>
</attributes>
</classpathentry>
<classpathentry kind="con"
path="org.eclipse.jdt.USER_LIBRARY/LIBEXCLUDE"/>
...
In this way, your output classes will be deployed to the server, but they won't be in
the web content folder (webroot). All the libraries from libinclude will be deployed and
will be in the classpath of the project. The libraries from libexclude will be in the
classpath of the project, but won't be deployed. Your web content folder won't be
changed.
cannot mount existing projects with custom dir structure
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Key: JBIDE-4869
URL:
https://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/JBIDE-4869
Project: Tools (JBoss Tools)
Issue Type: Bug
Components: Seam
Affects Versions: 3.0.0.GA, 3.0.1.GA, 3.1.0.M1, 3.1.0.M2
Environment: any
Reporter: deanhiller
We currently work in MyEclipse and everything works awesome. JBoss tools has some other
features we want, but alas, we can't set our project up in jboss tools. There seem to
be too many issues. Not sure if this is a feature request or bug (ie. I can't use the
product without this feature so does that make it a bug?)
Issue #1 : We have a dependency on an EJB3 project and those class files never get
deployed to the server so the server ends up with ClassNotFoundException(ie. we can't
debug unless we do attach source and then hot deploy fails unlike MyEclipse which works
like a charm).
Issue #2 : As soon as we give jboss tools our webroot which is
project/input/webroot/WEB-INF, it copies all the libraries and class files there which is
causing havoc with our source control and our ant build system as generated files are NOT
suppose to ever be put in project/input directories. We have a special output directory
if you need a location OR you could change to the way MyEclipse does it and put it on the
server....either way, this should be configurable so it is not screwing with people's
build systems.
Our custom directory structure works for jar projects and war projects and looks like so
project
---input
------javasrc - the *.java files
------libexclude - the jar files that do not go to WEB-INF/lib
------libinclude - the jar files that should be put in WEB-INF/lib
------webroot - all the xhtml files and jpgs
---------WEB-INF - all descriptor files
jboss tools throws all this junk stuff in WEB-INF/lib and WEB-INF/classes when it should
not generate anything unless there is an override for it. All of this stuff works in
MyEclipse and we would love to switch but can't. I have seen other posts related to
this same issue.
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