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Maven2 jsf-web project on Eclipse
I have been trying to run a maven2 jsf project on Eclipse Galileo, but I did
not unfortunately. I tried a lot of ways, read thousands of web pages. My
first problem is that I cannot import my maven2 web project into Eclipse. I
know it should be happen when I run this mvn eclipse:eclipse, however it
doesnt. The eclipse project file (.project) already came after I run above
mentioned command, but again unfortunately this .project file could not
opened with eclipse. Some specification of system are ;
---Apache tomcat 6.0
---myFaces 1.2.7 for jsf
---Eclipse galileo (3.5 with WTP 3.1)
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Re: Maven2 jsf-web project on Eclipse
Posted by Roland Asmann <Ro...@cfc.at>.
For the web-part you probably need to configure the eclipse:eclipse goal with
WTP-settings... Check the plugin-description on the exact settings.
I've been using this plugin for almost 3 years now and i works like a charm...
I have to admit though, I haven't used it in eclipse 3.5 or on TomCat, but
that shouldn't be a real problem...
On Thursday 17 September 2009 16:08, MavenZede wrote:
> I have been trying to run a maven2 jsf project on Eclipse Galileo, but I
> did not unfortunately. I tried a lot of ways, read thousands of web pages.
> My first problem is that I cannot import my maven2 web project into
> Eclipse. I know it should be happen when I run this mvn eclipse:eclipse,
> however it doesnt. The eclipse project file (.project) already came after I
> run above mentioned command, but again unfortunately this .project file
> could not opened with eclipse. Some specification of system are ;
> ---Apache tomcat 6.0
> ---myFaces 1.2.7 for jsf
> ---Eclipse galileo (3.5 with WTP 3.1)
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Re: Maven2 jsf-web project on Eclipse
Posted by Martin Schayna <ms...@gmail.com>.
install this plugin:
http://m2eclipse.sonatype.org/update/
do some configuration, first of all set $M2_REPO classpath variable
then open workspace and import maven2 projects by
Import... -> Maven projects -> choose direcory with pom.xml -> Finish
and wait pretty loooong time for rebuilding Eclipse stuff :)
good luck
Martin Schayna
MavenZede wrote:
> I have been trying to run a maven2 jsf project on Eclipse Galileo, but I did
> not unfortunately. I tried a lot of ways, read thousands of web pages. My
> first problem is that I cannot import my maven2 web project into Eclipse. I
> know it should be happen when I run this mvn eclipse:eclipse, however it
> doesnt. The eclipse project file (.project) already came after I run above
> mentioned command, but again unfortunately this .project file could not
> opened with eclipse. Some specification of system are ;
> ---Apache tomcat 6.0
> ---myFaces 1.2.7 for jsf
> ---Eclipse galileo (3.5 with WTP 3.1)
>
>
>
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Re: Maven2 jsf-web project on Eclipse with details
Posted by Roland Asmann <Ro...@cfc.at>.
Maybe this might help you out:
http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-eclipse-plugin/examples/multi-module-projects.html
>
> I want to explain my problems with more details. My aim is to make a
> maven2
> based jsf project and I followed these below steps;
>
> 1. Apache tomcat 6 was installed and environmental variables are set to
> tomcat (it is working-checked)
> 2. Eclipse Galileo was installed from its site (eclipse-jee-galileo) that
> contains wtp 3.1
> 3. Maven 2.2.1 was installed and necessary settings were done. (it is
> working because version control from command prompt was checked)
> 4. I made a jsf application by using this from command prompt : mvn
> archetype:create -DgroupId=alcatell -DartifactId=jsfWeb -DpackageName=web
> -DarchetypeGroupId=com.rfc.maven.archetypes
> -DarchetypeArtifactId=jsf-maven-archetype
> -DremoteRepositories=http://maven.rodcoffin.com/repo
> 5. Then it is successfully created and I run mvn clean,mvn compile, mvn
> install, mvn package and mvn eclipse:eclipse . All are successfull. I took
> my project war file (jsfWeb.war) and copied it under tomcat webapps
> folder.
> Then I run tomcat, it is also fine, my simple login web application works
> when I call it from web browser like http://localhost:8080/jsfWeb/
> BUT;
> I imported the project (import-->existing maven project-->select jsfWeb)
> but
> it is not working, when I run project on tomcat I always get this error;
> HTTP Status 404 - /jsfWeb. I install m2 plugin on eclipse and I did local
> repository setting, from the project properties all necessary things were
> also done. I update my eclipse but it says "all items are installed"
>
> Does the purpose of maven provide a simplicity for creating java project,
> local repo or independent IDE? What can I do? Where is my problem result
> from? Eclipse, maven plugin, tomcat or what is my mistake?
>
> If you are interesting in my problem, I will be grateful
> Thanks from now
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> MavenZede wrote:
>>
>> I have been trying to run a maven2 jsf project on Eclipse Galileo, but I
>> did not unfortunately. I tried a lot of ways, read thousands of web
>> pages.
>> My first problem is that I cannot import my maven2 web project into
>> Eclipse. I know it should be happen when I run this mvn eclipse:eclipse,
>> however it doesnt. The eclipse project file (.project) already came
>> after
>> I run above mentioned command, but again unfortunately this .project
>> file
>> could not opened with eclipse. Some specification of system are ;
>> ---Apache tomcat 6.0
>> ---myFaces 1.2.7 for jsf
>> ---Eclipse galileo (3.5 with WTP 3.1)
>>
>>
>>
>
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Re: Maven2 jsf-web project on Eclipse with details
Posted by Roland Asmann <Ro...@cfc.at>.
Sorry, that forth question was incorrect. Eclipse can't change the URL.
But, you said it shows up as a Java-Project? I presume packaging is 'war', so
it should show up as a web-project.
The nyhou can right-click the server and 'add projects'. I've never used
that 'run on server', I don't think you need it...
Please read and try the stuff in the link I sent, that should work. Just make
sure you have the WTP-settings configured for the call to 'mvn
eclipse:eclipse'.
Good luck!
On Friday 18 September 2009 12:19, MavenZede wrote:
> Thanks for your attention Malice,
>
> Tomcat is in server list, I defined it from Window-->Preferences-->Server
> tab (note: lots of time I remove and add it again and again to be able to
> have any chance, anyway)
>
> imported project seems as Maven-Java project, it comes with its pom.xml
>
> I added the project on Tomcat within Eclipse by right clicking on project
> then choosing run on server finally selecting Apache tomcat 6.0. Tomcat
> seems run but the error remains. Without any project I just run Tomcat from
> server tab in eclipse but, when I didnot reach localhost (I mean Apache
> welcome page). I dont know, whether it must run or not. In addition, when I
> created any web project inside from Eclipse, it runs without any error on
> tomcat or something else. Just maven project does not work.
>
> I'm sory, I cannot understand forth question, how can I see this eclipse
> URL settings?
>
> Thanks from now
>
> MALICE wrote:
> > Have you included TomCat in your server-list in Eclipse?
> > Does the imported project show as a WAR-project?
> > Have you added the project to TomCat?
> > Did eclipse perhaps change the URL under which the application can be
> > reached?
> > Do you run TomCat from Eclipse?
> >
> > Lots of question that you still haven't answered in the description
> > below, but all the more important to make sure of!
> >
> >> I want to explain my problems with more details. My aim is to make a
> >> maven2
> >> based jsf project and I followed these below steps;
> >>
> >> 1. Apache tomcat 6 was installed and environmental variables are set to
> >> tomcat (it is working-checked)
> >> 2. Eclipse Galileo was installed from its site (eclipse-jee-galileo)
> >> that contains wtp 3.1
> >> 3. Maven 2.2.1 was installed and necessary settings were done. (it is
> >> working because version control from command prompt was checked)
> >> 4. I made a jsf application by using this from command prompt : mvn
> >> archetype:create -DgroupId=alcatell -DartifactId=jsfWeb
> >> -DpackageName=web -DarchetypeGroupId=com.rfc.maven.archetypes
> >> -DarchetypeArtifactId=jsf-maven-archetype
> >> -DremoteRepositories=http://maven.rodcoffin.com/repo
> >> 5. Then it is successfully created and I run mvn clean,mvn compile, mvn
> >> install, mvn package and mvn eclipse:eclipse . All are successfull. I
> >> took
> >> my project war file (jsfWeb.war) and copied it under tomcat webapps
> >> folder.
> >> Then I run tomcat, it is also fine, my simple login web application
> >> works when I call it from web browser like http://localhost:8080/jsfWeb/
> >> BUT;
> >> I imported the project (import-->existing maven project-->select jsfWeb)
> >> but
> >> it is not working, when I run project on tomcat I always get this error;
> >> HTTP Status 404 - /jsfWeb. I install m2 plugin on eclipse and I did
> >> local repository setting, from the project properties all necessary
> >> things were also done. I update my eclipse but it says "all items are
> >> installed"
> >>
> >> Does the purpose of maven provide a simplicity for creating java
> >> project, local repo or independent IDE? What can I do? Where is my
> >> problem result from? Eclipse, maven plugin, tomcat or what is my
> >> mistake?
> >>
> >> If you are interesting in my problem, I will be grateful
> >> Thanks from now
> >>
> >> MavenZede wrote:
> >>> I have been trying to run a maven2 jsf project on Eclipse Galileo, but
> >>> I did not unfortunately. I tried a lot of ways, read thousands of web
> >>> pages.
> >>> My first problem is that I cannot import my maven2 web project into
> >>> Eclipse. I know it should be happen when I run this mvn
> >>> eclipse:eclipse, however it doesnt. The eclipse project file (.project)
> >>> already came after
> >>> I run above mentioned command, but again unfortunately this .project
> >>> file
> >>> could not opened with eclipse. Some specification of system are ;
> >>> ---Apache tomcat 6.0
> >>> ---myFaces 1.2.7 for jsf
> >>> ---Eclipse galileo (3.5 with WTP 3.1)
> >>
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Re: Maven2 jsf-web project on Eclipse with details
Posted by MavenZede <as...@gmail.com>.
Thanks for your attention Malice,
Tomcat is in server list, I defined it from Window-->Preferences-->Server
tab (note: lots of time I remove and add it again and again to be able to
have any chance, anyway)
imported project seems as Maven-Java project, it comes with its pom.xml
I added the project on Tomcat within Eclipse by right clicking on project
then choosing run on server finally selecting Apache tomcat 6.0. Tomcat
seems run but the error remains. Without any project I just run Tomcat from
server tab in eclipse but, when I didnot reach localhost (I mean Apache
welcome page). I dont know, whether it must run or not. In addition, when I
created any web project inside from Eclipse, it runs without any error on
tomcat or something else. Just maven project does not work.
I'm sory, I cannot understand forth question, how can I see this eclipse URL
settings?
Thanks from now
MALICE wrote:
>
> Have you included TomCat in your server-list in Eclipse?
> Does the imported project show as a WAR-project?
> Have you added the project to TomCat?
> Did eclipse perhaps change the URL under which the application can be
> reached?
> Do you run TomCat from Eclipse?
>
> Lots of question that you still haven't answered in the description below,
> but all the more important to make sure of!
>
>
>>
>> I want to explain my problems with more details. My aim is to make a
>> maven2
>> based jsf project and I followed these below steps;
>>
>> 1. Apache tomcat 6 was installed and environmental variables are set to
>> tomcat (it is working-checked)
>> 2. Eclipse Galileo was installed from its site (eclipse-jee-galileo) that
>> contains wtp 3.1
>> 3. Maven 2.2.1 was installed and necessary settings were done. (it is
>> working because version control from command prompt was checked)
>> 4. I made a jsf application by using this from command prompt : mvn
>> archetype:create -DgroupId=alcatell -DartifactId=jsfWeb -DpackageName=web
>> -DarchetypeGroupId=com.rfc.maven.archetypes
>> -DarchetypeArtifactId=jsf-maven-archetype
>> -DremoteRepositories=http://maven.rodcoffin.com/repo
>> 5. Then it is successfully created and I run mvn clean,mvn compile, mvn
>> install, mvn package and mvn eclipse:eclipse . All are successfull. I
>> took
>> my project war file (jsfWeb.war) and copied it under tomcat webapps
>> folder.
>> Then I run tomcat, it is also fine, my simple login web application works
>> when I call it from web browser like http://localhost:8080/jsfWeb/
>> BUT;
>> I imported the project (import-->existing maven project-->select jsfWeb)
>> but
>> it is not working, when I run project on tomcat I always get this error;
>> HTTP Status 404 - /jsfWeb. I install m2 plugin on eclipse and I did local
>> repository setting, from the project properties all necessary things were
>> also done. I update my eclipse but it says "all items are installed"
>>
>> Does the purpose of maven provide a simplicity for creating java project,
>> local repo or independent IDE? What can I do? Where is my problem result
>> from? Eclipse, maven plugin, tomcat or what is my mistake?
>>
>> If you are interesting in my problem, I will be grateful
>> Thanks from now
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> MavenZede wrote:
>>>
>>> I have been trying to run a maven2 jsf project on Eclipse Galileo, but I
>>> did not unfortunately. I tried a lot of ways, read thousands of web
>>> pages.
>>> My first problem is that I cannot import my maven2 web project into
>>> Eclipse. I know it should be happen when I run this mvn eclipse:eclipse,
>>> however it doesnt. The eclipse project file (.project) already came
>>> after
>>> I run above mentioned command, but again unfortunately this .project
>>> file
>>> could not opened with eclipse. Some specification of system are ;
>>> ---Apache tomcat 6.0
>>> ---myFaces 1.2.7 for jsf
>>> ---Eclipse galileo (3.5 with WTP 3.1)
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
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Re: Maven2 jsf-web project on Eclipse with details
Posted by Roland Asmann <Ro...@cfc.at>.
Have you included TomCat in your server-list in Eclipse?
Does the imported project show as a WAR-project?
Have you added the project to TomCat?
Did eclipse perhaps change the URL under which the application can be
reached?
Do you run TomCat from Eclipse?
Lots of question that you still haven't answered in the description below,
but all the more important to make sure of!
>
> I want to explain my problems with more details. My aim is to make a
> maven2
> based jsf project and I followed these below steps;
>
> 1. Apache tomcat 6 was installed and environmental variables are set to
> tomcat (it is working-checked)
> 2. Eclipse Galileo was installed from its site (eclipse-jee-galileo) that
> contains wtp 3.1
> 3. Maven 2.2.1 was installed and necessary settings were done. (it is
> working because version control from command prompt was checked)
> 4. I made a jsf application by using this from command prompt : mvn
> archetype:create -DgroupId=alcatell -DartifactId=jsfWeb -DpackageName=web
> -DarchetypeGroupId=com.rfc.maven.archetypes
> -DarchetypeArtifactId=jsf-maven-archetype
> -DremoteRepositories=http://maven.rodcoffin.com/repo
> 5. Then it is successfully created and I run mvn clean,mvn compile, mvn
> install, mvn package and mvn eclipse:eclipse . All are successfull. I took
> my project war file (jsfWeb.war) and copied it under tomcat webapps
> folder.
> Then I run tomcat, it is also fine, my simple login web application works
> when I call it from web browser like http://localhost:8080/jsfWeb/
> BUT;
> I imported the project (import-->existing maven project-->select jsfWeb)
> but
> it is not working, when I run project on tomcat I always get this error;
> HTTP Status 404 - /jsfWeb. I install m2 plugin on eclipse and I did local
> repository setting, from the project properties all necessary things were
> also done. I update my eclipse but it says "all items are installed"
>
> Does the purpose of maven provide a simplicity for creating java project,
> local repo or independent IDE? What can I do? Where is my problem result
> from? Eclipse, maven plugin, tomcat or what is my mistake?
>
> If you are interesting in my problem, I will be grateful
> Thanks from now
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> MavenZede wrote:
>>
>> I have been trying to run a maven2 jsf project on Eclipse Galileo, but I
>> did not unfortunately. I tried a lot of ways, read thousands of web
>> pages.
>> My first problem is that I cannot import my maven2 web project into
>> Eclipse. I know it should be happen when I run this mvn eclipse:eclipse,
>> however it doesnt. The eclipse project file (.project) already came
>> after
>> I run above mentioned command, but again unfortunately this .project
>> file
>> could not opened with eclipse. Some specification of system are ;
>> ---Apache tomcat 6.0
>> ---myFaces 1.2.7 for jsf
>> ---Eclipse galileo (3.5 with WTP 3.1)
>>
>>
>>
>
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Re: Maven2 jsf-web project on Eclipse with details
Posted by MavenZede <as...@gmail.com>.
I want to explain my problems with more details. My aim is to make a maven2
based jsf project and I followed these below steps;
1. Apache tomcat 6 was installed and environmental variables are set to
tomcat (it is working-checked)
2. Eclipse Galileo was installed from its site (eclipse-jee-galileo) that
contains wtp 3.1
3. Maven 2.2.1 was installed and necessary settings were done. (it is
working because version control from command prompt was checked)
4. I made a jsf application by using this from command prompt : mvn
archetype:create -DgroupId=alcatell -DartifactId=jsfWeb -DpackageName=web
-DarchetypeGroupId=com.rfc.maven.archetypes
-DarchetypeArtifactId=jsf-maven-archetype
-DremoteRepositories=http://maven.rodcoffin.com/repo
5. Then it is successfully created and I run mvn clean,mvn compile, mvn
install, mvn package and mvn eclipse:eclipse . All are successfull. I took
my project war file (jsfWeb.war) and copied it under tomcat webapps folder.
Then I run tomcat, it is also fine, my simple login web application works
when I call it from web browser like http://localhost:8080/jsfWeb/
BUT;
I imported the project (import-->existing maven project-->select jsfWeb) but
it is not working, when I run project on tomcat I always get this error;
HTTP Status 404 - /jsfWeb. I install m2 plugin on eclipse and I did local
repository setting, from the project properties all necessary things were
also done. I update my eclipse but it says "all items are installed"
Does the purpose of maven provide a simplicity for creating java project,
local repo or independent IDE? What can I do? Where is my problem result
from? Eclipse, maven plugin, tomcat or what is my mistake?
If you are interesting in my problem, I will be grateful
Thanks from now
MavenZede wrote:
>
> I have been trying to run a maven2 jsf project on Eclipse Galileo, but I
> did not unfortunately. I tried a lot of ways, read thousands of web pages.
> My first problem is that I cannot import my maven2 web project into
> Eclipse. I know it should be happen when I run this mvn eclipse:eclipse,
> however it doesnt. The eclipse project file (.project) already came after
> I run above mentioned command, but again unfortunately this .project file
> could not opened with eclipse. Some specification of system are ;
> ---Apache tomcat 6.0
> ---myFaces 1.2.7 for jsf
> ---Eclipse galileo (3.5 with WTP 3.1)
>
>
>
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