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I’m using 3.8.3 on eclipse 3.0.1.
When depoly a web project with the “jar dependent projects and place in the lib directory”, my dependent projects find their way to the lib directory but without the “.jar” extension.
I’m using projects in eclipse which include a “.” in their name.
For example, “PORLVT.hib2” projects generates the deployed file “PORLVT.hib2” instead of “PORLVT.hib2.jar”!Thanks.
When depoly a web project with the “jar dependent projects and place in the lib directory”, my dependent projects find their way to the lib directory but without the “.jar” extension.
I’m using projects in eclipse which include a “.” in their name.
For example, “PORLVT.hib2” projects generates the deployed file “PORLVT.hib2” instead of “PORLVT.hib2.jar”!Ahh, thank you for that added info, that is the problem. Because a lot of people use JBoss here and JBoss supports a bunch of different kind of JBoss specific modules like HAR archives, SAR archives, RAR archives, etc. etc. we had to add a way for people to generically allow dependent Java Projects to be named/deployed to any name a user might need, so we decided to allow people to add custom extensions into their project names that the deployment tool would honor when deploying them.
In your case, you either need to rename the ‘.’ to a ‘-‘ or something else, or just add ‘.jar’ to your project names. Sorry for the trouble.
