[Henning Schmiedehausen]

I am using MyEclipseIDE 9.0M1 installed through Pulse.

I have two projects. web-project is a web project. web-project depends on java-project. java-project shows up as a dependency for web-project in its maven deps. I have activated “workspace resolution for maven projects”.

web-project contains foo.bar.ClassA. java-project contains foo.bar.ClassB

If I close java-project, then web-project references the jar for java-project (java-project-1.0-SNAPSHOT.jar). If I deploy web-project into a Tomcat container, then the java-project-1.0-SNAPSHOT.jar shows up correctly in the WEB-INF/lib folder for the deployment of web-project.

Now, if I open java-project again, I am expecting now that the classes from java-project to show up in the WEB-INF/classes folder of the web-project deployment (so that I am able to work on both projects simultaneously:

However, the following thing happens:

Right after “Add deployment”, after the deployment has finished:

ls ~/apache/webapps/web-project/WEB-INF/classes/foo/bar
ClassA.class

If I clean java-project and wait for the rebuild to finish:

ls ~/apache/webapps/web-project/WEB-INF/classes/foo/bar
ClassA.class ClassB.class

If I clean web-project and wait for the rebuild to finish:

ls ~/apache/webapps/web-project/WEB-INF/classes/foo/bar
ClassA.class

So it seems, that for project dependencies inside the workspace, the deployment does not work correctly. If I e.g. remove “ClassB.class” from the deployment and click “redeploy”, it does not show up again. However, if I remove the “ClassB.class” file and edit the ClassB.java file (so that the compiler recompiles it), it shows up again in the WEB-INF/classes folder for web-project.

This is pretty annoying because right after deploying into a web container, I need to remember that I have to clean all the projects that my web project depend upon, but *not* the project itself. And if I have to clean it, I will also need to clean all the other projects, but not at the same time as web-project, because if I do so, then it only the classes of web-project will show up.

If you need more information, I can build a test case for you to try out. This is a *very* annoying bug that has been present in MyEclipse for at least since 8.5 and it manifests itself in 9.0M1, too.

[support-joy]

hgschmie,

I am afraid, I couldn’t reproduce the issue. I have tried to replicate in both ME 8.6 and ME 9.0 M1. Please see the attached screenshots. In case your steps are different, please add the steps in detail. Also include your installation details. Open MyEclipse IDE, from menu options click on MyEclipse > Installation Summary > Installation Details.

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