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dependency deplyoment tomcat [message #151367]

Sun, 11 December 2005 20:32

Stefan Groschupf

Messages: 24
Registered: July 2009

Junior Member

Hi there,
really strange, looks like this is a common issue since 0.7 but browsing
all postings and spending hours to figure out the way to do, I'm still do
not know, how to get a eclipse java project deployed into the web-inf/lib
folder of my web project.

So what do I need to do, in case I have a java project in my eclipse and I
want to use a class from this project in my jsp page. It is not a problem
to add this project to my java build path and vola the content assist etc.
works fine.
But wtp does never build a jar of this project and deployed it to my
web-inf/lib folder. So browsing and testing my page within tomcat throws
an unknown class excetption in tomcat.
I notice the j2ee dependencies configuration menu and select my project
there as well, but still it is not build/copy to web-inf/lib -> jsp not
browsable.

Please, give me any hint how to get the referenced project copied to my
web-inf/lib. Also let me ask what is the status of the statement in the
help that j2ee dependencies only work for websphere, since I work with
tomcat 5.5.

Thanks.
Stefan

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Re: dependency deplyoment tomcat [message #151375 is a reply to message #151367]

Sun, 11 December 2005 22:41

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: pecanov.mt.net.mk

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Use Utility projects with WTP. Basically, those are plain Java projects
that are referenced by your J2EE or Dynamic Web Project.
To deploy them along with your EAR/WAR, you have to check them in "J2EE
Module Dependencies" property page in your projects preferences.

If the list in this property page is empty, (and you do have availible
Java Projects in your workspace), try using WTP 1.0 RC2. It worked for
me.

On Sun, 2005-12-11 at 20:32 +0000, Stefan Groschupf wrote:

> Hi there,
> really strange, looks like this is a common issue since 0.7 but browsing
> all postings and spending hours to figure out the way to do, I'm still do
> not know, how to get a eclipse java project deployed into the web-inf/lib
> folder of my web project.
>
> So what do I need to do, in case I have a java project in my eclipse and I
> want to use a class from this project in my jsp page. It is not a problem
> to add this project to my java build path and vola the content assist etc.
> works fine.
> But wtp does never build a jar of this project and deployed it to my
> web-inf/lib folder. So browsing and testing my page within tomcat throws
> an unknown class excetption in tomcat.
> I notice the j2ee dependencies configuration menu and select my project
> there as well, but still it is not build/copy to web-inf/lib -> jsp not
> browsable.
>
> Please, give me any hint how to get the referenced project copied to my
> web-inf/lib. Also let me ask what is the status of the statement in the
> help that j2ee dependencies only work for websphere, since I work with
> tomcat 5.5.
>
> Thanks.
> Stefan
>

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Use Utility projects with WTP. Basically, those are plain Java projects that are referenced by your J2EE or Dynamic Web Project. 
To deploy them along with your EAR/WAR, you have to check them in "J2EE Module Dependencies" property page in your projects preferences. 
 
If the list in this property page is empty, (and you do have availible Java Projects in your workspace), try using WTP 1.0 RC2. It worked for me. 
 
On Sun, 2005-12-11 at 20:32 +0000, Stefan Groschupf wrote:
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Hi there, 
really strange, looks like this is a common issue since 0.7 but browsing 
all postings and spending hours to figure out the way to do, I'm still do 
not know, how to get a eclipse java project deployed into the web-inf/lib 
folder of my web project.

So what do I need to do, in case I have a java project in my eclipse and I 
want to use a class from this project in my jsp page. It is not a problem 
to add this project to my java build path and vola the content assist etc. 
works fine. 
But wtp does never build a jar of this project and deployed it to my 
web-inf/lib folder. So browsing and testing my page within tomcat throws 
an unknown class excetption in tomcat.
I notice the j2ee dependencies configuration menu and select my project 
there as well, but still it is not build/copy to web-inf/lib -> jsp not 
browsable.

Please, give me any hint how to get the referenced project copied to my 
web-inf/lib. Also let me ask what is the status of the statement in the 
help that j2ee dependencies only work for websphere, since I work with 
tomcat 5.5.

Thanks.
Stefan

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Re: dependency deplyoment tomcat [message #151444 is a reply to message #151375]

Mon, 12 December 2005 10:06

Stefan Groschupf

Messages: 24
Registered: July 2009

Junior Member

Aleksandar,
thanks for the hint, however I tried that and it does not work with rc2.
I already had some java project and select them in j2ee dependencies at
least only add these projects to the build path, but does not deploy them
into web-inf/lib.
I also tried to create a new util project (just one class) and add it to
my web application, but got a strange error message. The great thing is
that this message is not logged and so not available in the pde error log
view. :-(
The error message says something like:
IWAE0010E An internal error occured.

Eclipse:
Version: 3.1.1
Build id: M20050929-0840
jdk 1.4.1
m$ win xp

Please any more hints how to solve this issue, does it really work and
only depends on my system or more people have problems? Should I open a
bug report?

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Re: dependency deplyoment tomcat [message #151467 is a reply to message #151444]

Mon, 12 December 2005 14:36

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: pecanov.mt.net.mk

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I'm not sure if it is a common problem, but I know it works, since I am
using it every day.
The most common problem is the previous state of the workspace you had.
If you upgraded from 0.7 to a RC, you might want to "recreate"
some of the projects you were using with 0.7. That was all the fixes I
needed. However, you might check on some things:

When using RC2 now, the J2EE dependencies should be visible in the
server view, inside the application you are deploying to a specific
server.
If starting tomcat locally from workspace, try turning of the "Run from
workspace" option in configuration window, clean projects and start
Tomcat. This way, you make sure the application (hopefully, allong with
the dependencies as jars in WEB-INF/lib) will be deployed to Tomcat.

On Mon, 2005-12-12 at 10:06 +0000, Stefan Groschupf wrote:

> Aleksandar,
> thanks for the hint, however I tried that and it does not work with rc2.
> I already had some java project and select them in j2ee dependencies at
> least only add these projects to the build path, but does not deploy them
> into web-inf/lib.
> I also tried to create a new util project (just one class) and add it to
> my web application, but got a strange error message. The great thing is
> that this message is not logged and so not available in the pde error log
> view. :-(
> The error message says something like:
> IWAE0010E An internal error occured.
>
>
> Eclipse:
> Version: 3.1.1
> Build id: M20050929-0840
> jdk 1.4.1
> m$ win xp
>
> Please any more hints how to solve this issue, does it really work and
> only depends on my system or more people have problems? Should I open a
> bug report?
>

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Content-Type: text/html; charset=utf-8

<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 TRANSITIONAL//EN">
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<META HTTP-EQUIV="Content-Type" CONTENT="text/html; CHARSET=UTF-8">
<META NAME="GENERATOR" CONTENT="GtkHTML/3.8.1">
</HEAD>
<BODY>
I'm not sure if it is a common problem, but I know it works, since I am using it every day. 
The most common problem is the previous state of the workspace you had. If you upgraded from 0.7 to a RC, you might want to "recreate" 
some of the projects you were using with 0.7. That was all the fixes I needed. However, you might check on some things: 
 
When using RC2 now, the J2EE dependencies should be visible in the server view, inside the application you are deploying to a specific server. 
If starting tomcat locally from workspace, try turning of the "Run from workspace" option in configuration window, clean projects and start Tomcat. This way, you make sure the application (hopefully, allong with the dependencies as jars in WEB-INF/lib) will be deployed to Tomcat. 
 
On Mon, 2005-12-12 at 10:06 +0000, Stefan Groschupf wrote:
<BLOCKQUOTE TYPE=CITE>
<PRE>
Aleksandar,
thanks for the hint, however I tried that and it does not work with rc2.
I already had some java project and select them in j2ee dependencies at 
least only add these projects to the build path, but does not deploy them 
into web-inf/lib.
I also tried to create a new util project (just one class) and add it to 
my web application, but got a strange error message. The great thing is 
that this message is not logged and so not available in the pde error log 
view. :-(
The error message says something like:
IWAE0010E An internal error occured.

Eclipse:
Version: 3.1.1
Build id: M20050929-0840
jdk 1.4.1
m$ win xp

Please any more hints how to solve this issue, does it really work and 
only depends on my system or more people have problems? Should I open a 
bug report?

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</BODY>
</HTML>

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