[arijithsinha]

I have a development/deployment structure which is as follows

Master Folder
   Source
      deploymentdescriptorsforejbs
      com
         xxx
             yyy
                  a.java 
                  b.java 
                

    
   deployment
     config
       domain
         applications
           EnterpriseApp
             ejb1.jar
             ejb2.jar
             DefaultWebapp
               jsps
                   a.jsp
               templates
                 template1.jsp
               WEB-INF
                 web.xml

I used Ant scripts previously to compile, prepare my ejb deployment jars and my overall classes jar file and then moved them to the classpath and the WEB-INF\lib folder. I use weblogic as the deployment application server.

Could you please suggest how to set this up under myEclipse with full Struts and hibernate support.

I have tried every which way to create projects under eclipse but somehow the wizards mess up the folder structure or don’t include my source directory and expects source files to be elsewhere.

The best I have come up is having a Java source project and a WEB project and using them separately. I think I am missing some basic thing here and will appreciate some feedback.

Thanks,
Arijith

[Riyad Kalla]

Arijith,
It looks like you are actually mixing an Enterprise App Project, 3rd party EJBs and Web Project all in this source tree which MyEclipse won’t support because it is built around the same classloader structure that your Enterprise App server will employ.

First I would suggest you rip out your Web Application, determine which part of this tree is your Web Project and put that into a web project. Then read this doc:
http://www.myeclipseide.com/images/tutorials/quickstarts/earprojects/

And create your enterprise app and drop your 3rd party EJB JARs into the root of your EA Project and setup your web project as a module of it.

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