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Posted to users@maven.apache.org by Jean-Michel PATER <pa...@cogenit.fr> on 2006/10/20 16:36:14 UTC
[MAVEN-1.0.2] HowTo set environment and project.properties variables
Hi all,
I'm a newbie in Maven. I'd like to know if the project.properties file
can be edited with a jelly script and if the system environment
variables can be modified from maven ?
Thanks
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[m2] ear project in eclipse wtp -> ear utility-jar are put in WEB-INF/lib of the ear
Posted by Elid OR <or...@fimasys.fr>.
Hi all,
It seems that the maven eclipse plugin add ear jar dependencies in the
WEB-INF/lib directory.
I've used the following command : mvn eclipse:clean
eclipse:eclipse -Dwtpversion=1.0 (I've also tried 1.5 with the snapshot
version)
And when deploy the ear project through WTP in a J2EE Server I see the
following structure :
my-ear
|---- my-ejb.jar
|---- my-webapp.war
|---- META-INF/
|---- application.xml
|---- MANIFEST.MF
|
|----- WEB-INF/
|---- lib
|---- dependency-1.jar
|---- dependency-2.jar
But I don't expect these dependencies to be here, I expect something like
this :
my-ear
|---- my-ejb.jar
|---- my-webapp.war
|---- META-INF/
|---- application.xml
|---- MANIFEST.MF
|
|----- dependency-1.jar
|----- dependency-2.jar
So I've checked quickly the SVN repository and it seems that the directory in
which we put "ear utility jar" is hard coded as "WEB-INF/lib" (->
AbstractWtpResourceWritter.addDependency() )
Are you OK with this packaging ? Is there a way to configure where wtp will
put these ear utility-jars ?
Thanks In Advance
Elid OR
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