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Java Forum / Tools / November 2003Lomboz+JBoss: deployment directory
I try to develop my first J2EE project with the help of Lomboz. When I tell Lomboz to "deploy" a web project (in the J2EE view), it creates a web archive and moves it to the "{BOSS}/server/all/". Because I want Lomboz to move it to "{BOSS}/server/default/" instead, I changed to configuration like this: <property id="serverConfig" label="Server Configuration (minimal/default/all):" type="string" default="default" /> Now Lomboz still moves it to "{BOSS}/server/all/". Any ideas? BTW: How can JBoss be configured to use the "all" configuration? thanx! Marcus Have you tried to do this directly in the LOMBOZ plugin In Eclipse this is windows->preferences Expand the Lomboz node on the left and select the server definitions. Then you will see on the right the server definitions and you should be able to change it. I am not sure because I use JRUN. For that application server this works! Good luck, Leo > I try to develop my first J2EE project with the help of Lomboz. > [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > thanx! > Marcus > Have you tried to do this directly in the LOMBOZ plugin > In Eclipse this is windows->preferences > > Expand the Lomboz node on the left and select the server definitions. Then > you will see on the right the server definitions and you should be able to > change it. This is exactly what I did. There I changed the config to "default". But Lomboz still copies the web archive to "all": "[copy] Copying 1 file to C:\coding\jboss\server\all\deploy". And this is only seen if I use ant directly. Using "deploy" on the J2EE gives no feedback at all were the file is deployed :( It seems that changes to the server config inside of the lomboz config have no effect on existing projects. Is that intentional or just a bug? Or is this a Eclipse 3M4 specific problem? Should I downgrade to 3M2? thanx! Marcus I am using version 2. of eclipse together with the plugin. The thing you could try is deleting the deployment server in your present project and picking an other. I noticed that Eclipse/Loboz rebuild the complete project to comply to the new server. Once you did that just select the original JBoss again and the project will rebuild. I don't think it is a bug, but only a funny quirk of LomBoz (although I must mention it is a great and free plugin). > > Have you tried to do this directly in the LOMBOZ plugin > > In Eclipse this is windows->preferences [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > thanx! > Marcus > I am using version 2. of eclipse together with the plugin. The thing you > could try is deleting the deployment server in your present project and > picking an other. I noticed that Eclipse/Loboz rebuild the complete project > to comply to the new server. Once you did that just select the original > JBoss again and the project will rebuild. Thank you, that works! It's even easier: "Lomboz J2EE... -> Change default server", press the "Finish" button (without changing anything), that's all. Cheers! Marcus Free MagazinesGet these publications absolutely FREE for up to 12 months. There are no hidden fees and no obligation. Simply choose a title, complete the application form and submit it. Read more ...
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