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Hi,
Our .mymetadata file looked like this:
<?xml version=”1.0″ encoding=”UTF-8″?>
<project-module type=”WEB” name=”CnsBatchSystem” id=”myeclipse.1108662001017″
context-root=”/webapp/CnsBatchSystem”j2ee-spec=”1.3″ archive=”CnsBatchSystem.war”>
<attributes>
<attribute name=”webrootdir” value=”<prjroot>” />
</attributes>
</project-module>From Eclipse Preferences, MyEclipse, J2EE Project, Web Project:
Source Folder Name => “Java Source”
Web root Folder Name => “Web Content”
Apply did NOT fix the troubled .mymetadata section:
<attribute name=”webrootdir” value=”<prjroot>” />I’m not sure how that value got there, but it was not properly updated from that page.
We had so many problems w/ deployment using MyEclipse because of this setting that we used Ant to do Production AND Development (painful) deployments.Some files written to:
“CnsBatchSystem/WEB-INF” and some to:
“CnsBatchSystem/Web Content/WEB-INF”very painful and very simple … but it rendered MyEclipse deployment useless.
thanks!!
jason sorry to hear things are a bit hairy. The settings you adjusted are for new projects only, not for existing ones. To change the value for existing projects, you can edit your .mymetadata file directly and save it. Also you will need to change the Source dir manualy from the project properties settings.
