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Hello,
I have a question about the fact, that web projects and EJB projects can only rely on Java projects but not on each other.
Why is this limitation intended?In my case, I have a web project deployed on a Tomcat Server and the EJB project on a weblogic server (So the EAR solution will not do it). All I need in the web project are the HomeInterfaces, etc.
How can I automatically get these classes included in my web project during deployment?
Thank you very much in advance.
Regards,
StefanI have a question about the fact, that web projects and EJB projects can only rely on Java projects but not on each other.
Why is this limitation intended?Because there is no clear-cut combination rule when delpoying a web project with a dependent EJB, or visa versa. With a Java project it’s clear cut, you just package it up and stick it in the /lib dir.
In my case, I have a web project deployed on a Tomcat Server and the EJB project on a weblogic server (So the EAR solution will not do it). All I need in the web project are the HomeInterfaces, etc.
You could put the home interfaces in a separate Java Project that is shared by the Web Project, this would be deployed with it.
Thank you!
I changed my XDoclet settings to automatically generate the Home-interfaces and Util-classes into another eclipse project. To do that, I changed the destDir in the ejbdoclet-settings from “src” to “../interfaceproject/src”.
In my web project I added the interfaceproject to my build path and now everything works fine!
Regards,
Stefan
