| Can't get Annotated HelloWorld to generate Servlet [message #119012] |
Sun, 10 July 2005 14:25  |
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I'm new to this environment so bear with me.
I installed a clean build of:
eclipse-SDK-3.1-win32
emf-sdo-xsd-SDK-I20050623
GEF-SDK-3.1RC4
JEM-SDK-I20050623
wtp-1.05M5
on XP SP2. XDoclet-1.2.3 is in its own directory.
I attempted the WTP Tutorials - Testing the creation of Annotated and
Non-Annotated Servlets in the Web Tools Project. I configured the server
(Tomcat 5.5) and the J2EE annotations.
When I follow the tutorial, the non-annotated HelloWorld servlet builds and
deploys just fine. When I create the annotated servlet, the java source
appears, but I am never able to get servlet mappings to show up and even
with a clean build, there is never any xml generated for the
/XDocletHelloWorld.
If I try just creating the annotated servlet and attempt to run on server, I
get the message box "Did not find anything to deploy". I have tried this
with XDoclet-1.2.2 as well. No matter what I've tried, I never seem to get
servlet mappings
There must be something obvious that I am missing - what is it ?
North
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| Re: Can't get Annotated HelloWorld to generate Servlet [message #119106 is a reply to message #119066] |
Sun, 10 July 2005 20:15  |
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Finally have it working, but in a way that makes the "annotated" version
more of bother to use
then the non-annotated. When mixing the annotated and non-annotated, I had
to cut and paste
the non-annotated XML out of the web.xml and paste its servlets information
into servlets.xml
and its servlet-mappings into servlet-mappings.xml. Not exactly what I call
user or time friendly.
n.
"North" <nhinkle@optonline.net> wrote in message
news:dasarl$b89$1@news.eclipse.org...
> OK. I've got it working (almost).
>
> I changed my workspace to one right off the root of the drive (i.e.
> E:\\Workspace) and now
> the ant build works. It replaces the application name with
> XDocletHelloWorld with <web-app>
> in the GUI, but I can deploy and run on the server and the autobuild
> correctly adds the
> Servlet and Servlet mappings.
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> Thanks for your patience, maybe this will help another neophyte.
>
> North
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> "North" <nhinkle@optonline.net> wrote in message
> news:das9s4$a9j$1@news.eclipse.org...
>> Dug a little deeper and ran into this in the .Metadata/.log
>> "!MESSAGE Launch configuration tempAnt.xml [webdoclet] at E:\Documents
>> and Settings\Administrator.HOMEOFFICE.000\My
>> Documents\Workspace\.metadata\.plugins\org.eclipse.debug.cor e\.launches\Documents
>> and Settings\Administrator.HOMEOFFICE.000\My
>> Documents\Workspace\.metadata\.plugins\org.eclipse.jst.j2ee. ejb.annotations.xdoclet\tempAnt.xml
>> [webdoclet].launch does not exist."
>> "North" <nhinkle@optonline.net> wrote in message
>> news:darp7f$qvb$1@news.eclipse.org...
>>> I'm new to this environment so bear with me.
>>>
>>> I installed a clean build of:
>>> eclipse-SDK-3.1-win32
>>> emf-sdo-xsd-SDK-I20050623
>>> GEF-SDK-3.1RC4
>>> JEM-SDK-I20050623
>>> wtp-1.05M5
>>>
>>>
>>> on XP SP2. XDoclet-1.2.3 is in its own directory.
>>>
>>> I attempted the WTP Tutorials - Testing the creation of Annotated and
>>> Non-Annotated Servlets in the Web Tools Project. I configured the
>>> server (Tomcat 5.5) and the J2EE annotations.
>>>
>>> When I follow the tutorial, the non-annotated HelloWorld servlet builds
>>> and deploys just fine. When I create the annotated servlet, the java
>>> source appears, but I am never able to get servlet mappings to show up
>>> and even with a clean build, there is never any xml generated for the
>>> /XDocletHelloWorld.
>>>
>>> If I try just creating the annotated servlet and attempt to run on
>>> server, I get the message box "Did not find anything to deploy". I have
>>> tried this with XDoclet-1.2.2 as well. No matter what I've tried, I
>>> never seem to get servlet mappings
>>>
>>> There must be something obvious that I am missing - what is it ?
>>>
>>> North
>>>
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>>
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