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Does it wok? Can I use taglib autocomplete feature without adding Web project capabilities to my project?
It is possible, but not recommended or really supported. Just make sure that the root of your project is technically your webroot, so 1 level down you would have WEB-INF and in there your web.xml file defining your taglibs.
Honestly not adding Web Caps is messy and problomatic; is there a reason you don’t want to add web capabilities? (Maybe I can help you work around whatever you don’t like about it).
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The main reason I’m trying to use a ANT controlled package/deploy, is that MyEclipse is not able to generate JBoss’ .HAR (Hibernate) files and deploy them inside the .EAR.
So my project tree looks like this:
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-java
–|-META-INF
-web
–|-WEB-INF
-buildAcutally, version 3.8.3 can generate a .HAR and deploy it. Read the Enterprise project tutorial in version 3.8.3, available in the integrated help, or on the website in the documentation section, here:
http://www.myeclipseide.com/ContentExpress-display-ceid-67.htmlFor your .har project, name it along the pattern ‘name.har’, since project names that contain extensions will be respected when they’re archived and deployed. Make the EAR project dependent on the .har project and set the EAR project deployment properties to archive dependent projects, as described in the advanced section of the quickstart.
It appears that the .har file does get created and packaged inside of the .ear file, however jboss does not pick up the .har file. I’m not sure that I know enough about this, but it appears that a .har/.sar must *not* be contained in an .ear file and rather deployed as if it were an .ear file at the root deploy folder.
I had considered created a web project with .har extension to work around the problem, but seems rather kludgy.
Other thoughts?
