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New owner/user of MyEclipse and I pointed it to my old Eclipse 3.2 workspace folder. My old projects where there. I opened one and have everything setup right and compiled. Now I want to deploy it to my JBoss server running on my machine and I get this message when I click the ADD button from the Manage Deployments window:
No projects are available for deployment to this server. Either they have all already been deployed to this server or no deployable projects have been found.
Which I find most interesting since the 2nd of the two projects I have open isn’t listed under the Server as being deployed. It was a JSF project in the old Eclipse. I added JSF capabilities to it (despite the fact that it was a running JSF project in the old Eclipse!) and I don’t know what’s missing still. The project was missing the JSF 1.1 Facet which I added but I’m not sure its right since your wizards didn’t read my web.xml file and see that I had JSF already setup.
What gives?
Arnie,
It sounds like you are mixing MyEclipse and WTP together. They use different project models, different deployment models and different capabilities/facet models.While your project was a “WTP JSF Project” before, MyEclipse doesn’t understand that. It needs your projects to be a “Web Project” with “JSF Capabilities” added to it.
I would strongly encourage you to use either WTP or MyEclipse, but not have both installed as this confusion will continue the more you work with the IDE (finding functionalities that are either duplicates but have different names, or don’t work correctly because your project isn’t of the right type, etc.)
If you right-click on your project, and go down to MyEclipse, and can select “Add Web Capabilities”, then MyEclipse doesn’t even know your project is a JSF project, which would explain why the deployment tool doesn’t know what to do with it.
