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Boy do I need this one now. Import an ear file and have it create a project for it. Websphere studio and Jdeveloper do it. But I didn’t see it on your list of features for the new 4 release.
Jeff,
No, we don’t have that because source isn’t normally included in deployment packagings like EARs, WARs etc. However, it’s pretty simple to do manually:
1) Determine how many Web and EJB projects you’ll need, based on the number contained in your EAR
2) Run our New > Project > Enterprise Project wizard and instruct it to create all the web and EJB projects as well
3) Unzip your EAR to the filesystem and drag and drop your artifacts into your Eclipse projects in the locations they belong in, based on their paths in the EAR.Not automatic, I realize, but typically not horrible for a 1-time task. Sorry we can’t do a little better for you this time.
I agree with Jeff.
We are evaluating IDEs and this is drawback with MyEclipse. Being able to Import and Export EARs and WARs with Source is not unusual especially for problem solving. The WTP plug-in does have this functionality, but I experienced some issues with install ing MyEclipse and WTP together.
