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Packaging external jars used within the ejb...
Hi all,
I have ejb that uses some external libraries, I have configured my pom.xml
for that and the jars are found during compile time and the ejb jar is
generated. What I want to do is to package the libs used by the ejb with the
ejb itself i.e. placing those lib under
|_ _ _ META-INF
+
|_ _ _ lib
+
|_ _ _ (the needed jars)
I am using scope as "compile" for those jar (in the dependency tag). But
those jars are not packaged into the ejb. Don't know if it's on any
important, I have a ear project in maven, that contains various ejb(s). I
dont want to put all the libs in the ear directory.
I'd highly appreciate, if anyone could comment on what I am doing wrong in
this case?
Thanks in Advance,
Usman.
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RE: property files management: best practices?
Posted by "Jeudy, Guillaume" <gj...@teksystems.com>.
Hi,
Make a separate module containing your test properties in src/main/resources. Then include this module as a test scope dependency to other modules that need them for tests.
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From: Alexander Vaysberg [mailto:work@vaisberg.de]
Sent: Fri 7/24/2009 9:49 AM
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Subject: Re: property files management: best practices?
Hi,
the maven can it make with many possibility, the first is separete the
test configuration from production configuration. For this has maven
/src/test/resources.
Alexander Vaysberg
florian.cavagnini@ingdirect.fr schrieb:
> Hi
>
> I know that by convention the property files of a java maven project are
> in src/main/resources.
>
> But in my case, I have a pom which have about 50 modules, each module is
> a jar project.
>
> Some property files are common, as connection to database, spring
> configuration files, etc...
>
> I want to have theses common files shared by all my modules, available
> in their classpath to run tests.
>
> What are the best practices concerning this kind of situation?
>
>
> Thanks
>
> Florian
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Re: property files management: best practices?
Posted by Alexander Vaysberg <wo...@vaisberg.de>.
Hi,
the maven can it make with many possibility, the first is separete the
test configuration from production configuration. For this has maven
/src/test/resources.
Alexander Vaysberg
florian.cavagnini@ingdirect.fr schrieb:
> Hi
>
> I know that by convention the property files of a java maven project are
> in src/main/resources.
>
> But in my case, I have a pom which have about 50 modules, each module is
> a jar project.
>
> Some property files are common, as connection to database, spring
> configuration files, etc...
>
> I want to have theses common files shared by all my modules, available
> in their classpath to run tests.
>
> What are the best practices concerning this kind of situation?
>
>
> Thanks
>
> Florian
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property files management: best practices?
Posted by fl...@ingdirect.fr.
Hi
I know that by convention the property files of a java maven project are
in src/main/resources.
But in my case, I have a pom which have about 50 modules, each module is
a jar project.
Some property files are common, as connection to database, spring
configuration files, etc...
I want to have theses common files shared by all my modules, available
in their classpath to run tests.
What are the best practices concerning this kind of situation?
Thanks
Florian
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Re: Packaging external jars used within the ejb...
Posted by Wayne Fay <wa...@gmail.com>.
> I have ejb that uses some external libraries, I have configured my pom.xml
> for that and the jars are found during compile time and the ejb jar is
> generated. What I want to do is to package the libs used by the ejb with the
> ejb itself i.e. placing those lib under
The Assembly plugin is your friend.
Wayne
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Re: Packaging external jars used within the ejb...
Posted by n000b <us...@yahoo.com>.
Bump!
n000b wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I have ejb that uses some external libraries, I have configured my pom.xml
> for that and the jars are found during compile time and the ejb jar is
> generated. What I want to do is to package the libs used by the ejb with
> the ejb itself i.e. placing those lib under
>
>
> |_ _ _ META-INF
> +
> |_ _ _ lib
> +
> |_ _ _ (the needed jars)
>
> I am using scope as "compile" for those jar (in the dependency tag). But
> those jars are not packaged into the ejb. Don't know if it's on any
> important, I have a ear project in maven, that contains various ejb(s). I
> dont want to put all the libs in the ear directory.
>
> I'd highly appreciate, if anyone could comment on what I am doing wrong in
> this case?
>
> Thanks in Advance,
> Usman.
>
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