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1. Re: does this thing work with Mac OS X?
maxandersen Nov 17, 2006 3:01 AM (in response to sonoerin)that page will only show projects that are EJB, WAR, etc. projects.
"Plain java projects" is something our adapter/container support but unfortunately WTP doesn't.
But that doesn't mean you can't debug your apps. what you need to run/debug should just be your resulting .ear/.war etc. and it should just work.
If source lookup doesn't seem to work you need to add your project's source path to the jboss launch configuration. -
2. Re: does this thing work with Mac OS X?
sonoerin Nov 17, 2006 7:19 AM (in response to sonoerin)Thank you for the response. I should have clarified by "standard Eclipse poject" I mean it does have EJB, and two WAR's. It has a directory structure:
- src <-all java code
- config
- test
- webapps
--webapp1
--webapp2
In other IDE (such as myEclipse) they want this broken out into many other projects and then bundled as one applicaiton. However, since this is a legacy application I am reluctant to break one project into many.
It sounds like you think it should work, so I will look in the documentation for setting the jboss launch configuration. -
3. Re: does this thing work with Mac OS X?
maxandersen Nov 17, 2006 8:39 AM (in response to sonoerin)Yes, this will work by the fact that our JBossAS integration accepts plain old ear's, war's etc.
What will not work is the deeper integration with WTP etc., thus some things will work "less" than if you had "real" projects for these things.
Our goal is to be flexible in this respect, but some things will be a bit harder in an "arbitrary" project. -
4. Re: does this thing work with Mac OS X?
rob.stryker Nov 17, 2006 11:00 AM (in response to sonoerin)MyEclipse wants it broken out because webtools (WTP) wants it broken out, but we agree breaking these things out aren't necessarily the best way to do things.
However, it still will not work the way it is. You will be unable to run your project on the server.
What Max said, but I don't believe you (sonoerin) understood, is that you need to package the project into a .jar or .war and then run THAT file on the server / debug on server. (Right click on your .war or .ejb and run on server). You cannot run the project itself as of now.