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Hi All…I am curious to know that after creating the web and ejb projects for a java enterprise application and then,,is there any utility using myeclipse that i can generate the deployment descriptors for specific servers????
Plz enlighten me regd this
Subhash
Subhash,
Are you asking about custom web.xml file or actual deployments of your project to individual servers? Both of these items are server-agnostic, so no there is no way to generate server-specific versions of these (which I’m still not clear on what would be different between them…). Please explain in more detail what you need.thnx for ur response….When I wanted to port my application from oracle9ias to JBOSS…the deployment descriptors will change..deployment desriptors are specific to app servers,,say jboss requires a deployment descriptor by name jboss-web.xml…so I wanted to know when Myeclipse can support deployment of application to diff servers,,,can myeclipse even generate the deployment descriptrs as well.
Regds
Subhashdeployment desriptors are specific to app servers
Ok this is misleading, some app servers *support* server-specific descriptors, like jboss-web.xml, but no deployment descriptors (web.xml) are not application serve sepecific. But this is the good news, just keep all the descriptors in your WEB-INF dir, and deploy them. The app server that needs them will use them, and the other app server will ignore it. For example, Oracle will ignore your jboss-service.xml file, so no problem.
so I wanted to know when Myeclipse can support deployment of application to diff servers
Yes, all of them to be more specific, please read how here: http://myeclipseide.com/enterpriseworkbench/help/index.jsp?topic=/com.genuitec.myeclipse.doc/html/quickstarts/appservers/index.html
can myeclipse even generate the deployment descriptrs as well.
No, these are not files that can easily be generating because their layout/contents depends entirely on how you want your application to run.
I get warning while depolying in JBOSS saying that “Missing ejb-jar.xml deployment descriptor in Meta-Inf folder”.
Regds
SubhashCreating this file is covered in our EJB Quickstart guide here: http://myeclipseide.com/enterpriseworkbench/help/index.jsp?topic=/com.genuitec.myeclipse.doc/html/quickstarts/firstejb/index.html
I would suggest going step-by-step to get a feel for hwo the tool works.
