[chubbz327]

I configured myeclipse to run with resin. I was successfully able to get it to start, but when i try to deploy it is not listed as an available app-server.

My configuration is as follows
JAVA: 1.4.2_2
ECLIPSE: 3.0
MYECLIPSE: 3.6.4
RESIN: 2.1.11
OS: WIN 2K

The following link contains a directory listing of my prefereces and a screen shot that better describes the situation
http://www.nexuslabs.com/~dinni/myeclipse/

Thanks in advance for the help

[Riyad Kalla]

Right off the top of my head (from the screenshot), I’d ask if you are trying to deploy a EJB module (basically anything other than a web module). If you are then you need to use a J2EE container (e.g. JBoss) and cannot deploy to a servlet container (Jetty, Tomcat, Resin).

Although I *think* Resin can host EJBs, or has some EJB functionality, I do not believe it is a full blown J2EE-compliant container.

[chubbz327]

I am using Resin as my EJB container
Can you recommend any work-arounds besides doing it manually

[Scott Anderson]

It’s my understanding that Resin 3 only recognizes a WAR or EAR archive, but not an EJB jar by itself. As a result, our deployer doesn’t volunteer Resin as a valid container for an EJB jar. To get it to deploy, you can associate your EJB project with an EAR project and deploy that to Resin instead.

–Scott
MyEclipse Support

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