5 Replies Latest reply on Apr 29, 2011 2:46 AM by lastjedi84

    ESB samples as Eclipse project

    lastjedi84

      Hi. I'm new to ESB. Is there any way to create eclipse project base on samples delivered with JBOSS SOA PLATFORM?

        • 1. ESB samples as Eclipse project
          everjava

          you can try import project or create a esb project(eclipse) with the same name of project that is in your workspace. I did it

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          • 2. ESB samples as Eclipse project
            lastjedi84

            So basically your advise is to create esb project in my workspace and copy samples sources into it ? It's fine solution and thanke you for your suggestion. Isn't there somekinde of ant or maven import that would generate corect structure of project ( in somecases im not sure were which file should be placed )

            • 3. ESB samples as Eclipse project
              everjava

              I didn't run the samples by eclipse. I run it by ant, from quickstarts  as discribed in documentation. But to see the code I copied the sample from quickstarts for my workspace and I created an esb project with eclipse.

               

              But the structure this new project is kinda odd because when eclipse create the new project jboss-esb.xml came blank inside esbcontent and this file is on root of the project when you do what I said above.... I tried import but I couldn't

               

              I don't know if there's ant or maven to generate .

               

              you can create a new project with that structure:

              http://www.mastertheboss.com/jboss-esb/78-jboss-esb.html?start=1

              • 4. ESB samples as Eclipse project
                ldimaggio

                In JBDS (JBoss Developer Studio), you can: 

                 

                Help->Install Examples to find several of the ESB samples in the format of eclipse Java projects.

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                • 5. ESB samples as Eclipse project
                  lastjedi84

                  Thank you Len. This kind of solution is what I was looking for.