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[jira] Updated: (BEEHIVE-699) wsm-employee problems

     [ http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/BEEHIVE-699?page=all ]

Eddie O'Neil updated BEEHIVE-699:
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    Fix Version: TBD
                     (was: V1)

At this point, we're not going to ship the employeeWS samples with the Beehive release.  Postponing to TBD.

Squawk if there are any questions.

> wsm-employee problems
> ---------------------
>
>          Key: BEEHIVE-699
>          URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/BEEHIVE-699
>      Project: Beehive
>         Type: Bug
>   Components: Samples
>     Versions: V1
>  Environment: Beehive Dist 20050510
>     Reporter: Jeremiah Johnson
>      Fix For: TBD

>
> A decision will be made with BEEHIVE-661 whether wsm-employee should be part of the distribution or not.  It wsm-employee does become part of the distribution, then it needs to be changed.  This bug is to make sure that changes to wsm-employee happen without it getting into the dist just because it compiles.
> wsm-employee won't compile as it is - not on Unix, anyway.  Just to get it to compile, wsm-employee/WEB-INF/build.xml needs the following changes: web.inf.dir needs to be WEB-INF rather than web-inf; the taskdef for apt needs to use classpath ${beehive.home}/lib/controls/beehive-controls.jar rather than lib/beehive-controls.jar; classpathref needs to be lib.path rather than jars; and the line with derby_46005.jar needs to be removed.
> The EmployeeDBControl.jcx uses the controls-db control, but I think that should be changed over to use the jdbc-control rather than the sample.  The two reasons for that are 1) jdbc-control could benefit from sample customers and 2) the controls-db only supports jndiName.  Pervious discussions about using JNDI in the samples has resulted in the preference of using the driver rather than JNDI.

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