I have a Java EE app developed in eclipse and converted to maven. I've setup the rhc tools on my pc and pushed to git (including the webapps folder in my project with the project's war file). But when I try to access the site it says 404 - resource not available. How long does it take for openshift to update the git push commands from my pc? My Welcome file lists Startup.jsp as my start page. Should I rename this to index.jsp? What factors are there to consider?
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I have a 4-project, Maven-based EAR application (JavaEE-7.0) with a parent, WAR, resources, and EAR project. I am using Eclipse Oxygen with the latest release of WAS Liberty 17.0.0.2 and the latest release of the WAS Liberty plugin for Eclipse Oxygen.
I have no error markers anywhere in any of my files and Maven can produce an EAR.
When I try to publish to Liberty, nothing happens. I've done all number of possible cleans: workspace cleans, Liberty server clean, Maven clean, etc. but even though the server says [Synchronized], nothing ever shows up in the apps directory of my server.
The server is locally hosted on Windows 10 and I'm using JRE 8u141.
When WLP starts up, it says CWWKZ0014W: The application foo could not be started as it could not be found at location blah.ear.
I've tried nuking my WLP installation and reinstalling from scratch; still no dice.
(Cue rant about tools keeping me from getting work done...)
How can I resolve this?
Are you using the Add/Remove dialog from the Servers view to publish the EAR to the server? This works for me using my sample maven EAR project.
A few things to check:
EAR project's Deployment Assembly page references the other projects
The WebSphere Application Server Liberty Targeted Runtime is checked on the Targeted Runtimes properties page for each of the projects
Project > Build Automatically is turned on (or you've done a Build All) in your workspace
Your server's server.xml should contain an 'enterpriseApplication' element after the publish
If the publish still doesn't work, can you provide more details about your EAR's pom as well as how you created the project. (using an archetype? based off of a sample? converted an existing EAR project to a maven project?)
How does one deploy a web app from Eclipse Mars to a local install of IBM Websphere Application Server Developer 8.5 ?
I installed the app server from IBM's Installation Manager, upon completion it says its location is:
C:\Program Files (x86)\IBM\WebSphere\AppServer\profiles\AppSrv01
I tested the app itself using the "First Steps" window which popped up after install, and it looks like it is running fine.
Now, I want to test creating a simple hello world web application in Eclipse Mars, and be able to deploy it to this installed Websphere instance and be able to debug (stop at breakpoints). However, I can't seem to figure this part out.
When I go to my Servers tab in Eclipse and attempt to add a Websphere server, I didn't have any options. So I started downloading some IBM Websphere Developer Tools that I could find. I managed to now have these options for adding server:
"WebSphere Application Server Liberty"
"WebSphere Application Server traditional V8.5"
I tried using both, but they don't seem to be compatible with my installed version of WebSphere, because I keep getting the error of "The WebSphere Application Server traditional installation directory is not correct." when I try to plug in the Installation directory.
I suspect I should have a separate option for
"WebSphere Application Server developer V8.5"
or such, however no matter what I search for online, in the Eclipse marketplace, in the Eclipse sites, I can't find anything to install that gives me that option.
You have to use "WebSphere Application Server traditional V8.5" and point it to the installation root not the profile root - so to C:\Program Files (x86)\IBM\WebSphere\AppServer in your case.
For the future, it is not recommended to install WebSphere in the Program Files (x86) folder, I'd suggest something simpler like c:\IBM.
I used the below link Eclipse Mars WAS Plugin . Not sure it still works. For Oxygen working version use Eclipse Oxygen WAS Plugin
I am developing "features" with JBOSS Tools 9 (Eclipse) to be deployed on a fuse 6.2 (with fabric)
At the moment the features are deployed via deploy scripts and fuse downloads the feature from maven repository (profile-edit --repository mvn:...). I am able to remote debut the feature ("-Xdebug -Xrunjdwp:transport=dt_socket,address=5001,server=y,suspend=n").
The problem is if i change something i allways have to run mvn install. To see the changes taking effect.
Is there a way to use the Fuse Server integration (i already added the fuse installation to my Eclipse server view) to sync with my sources/resources like with webapp development.
(probably the deployment must be changed?)
You can turn on dev:watch * (I think the name of the command is) from the shell in JBoss Fuse, which turns on watching the maven repository for SNAPSHOT JARs being updated, and then automatic redeploy those in the JBoss Fuse server.
Then you can develop locally and build the code with mvn install to deploy to your local maven repository, which the dev:watch then triggers.
Mind I cannot 100% remember the command name if its dev:watch or something else with watch. Also the arguments to the command can maybe be to watch a specific name.
I have a maven build Java project.
My war file name is: test-1.0-SNAPSHOT.war
I am using M2E plugin in Eclipse.
I have run target mvn package.
Added server as tomcat version 7 in eclipse indigo 3.7. Server started. But my war file didn't deployed in the server.
I have tried by right clicking tomcat server and Add remove..., it says "there is no resources that can be added or removed from the server".
How can i deploy my war file in the eclipse WTP tomcat server?. Do i need to run any maven target?
Make sure that you have "Maven Integration for WTP" installed in your Eclipse instance.
First check if it's available through
Window->Preferences->Maven->Discovery->Open Catalog
If for whatever reason this does not work, you can get WTP integration from this update site (that's the version I am currently using):
https://repository.sonatype.org/content/repositories/forge-sites/m2eclipse-wtp/0.13.0/S/0.13.0.20110623-0455
This integration does a lifecycle mapping of maven-war-plugin into m2e architecture.
Once you've installed the WTP integration, you must restart eclipse and once it's restarted, right click on your web app project and choose: Maven->Update Project Configuration...
Also, I would advise to run a clean build at this time.
Last, but not least, delete and recreate your Tomcat server configuration (I don't know why, but I had to do it quite a few times when I switched to m2e).
I think eclipse is not recognizing your project as a web app, To confirm this
Open to do open J2ee perspective on your eclipse, If you open the project folder of your app, You should see (Deployment Descriptor)
If you don't see it, your app is not web app as far as eclipse is concerned
I have see this in case if you imported/created a maven command line project
To fix this
Select Project ==> Properties ==> Project Facets ==> make sure Dynamic Web Module check box is checked
If you do that the local tomcat server will add your app when do add remove projects
I think eclipse is not recognizing your project as web app,convert your project into web app by command mvn eclipse:eclipse -Dwtpversion=2.0 and try to deploy in Eclipse configured tomcat,it will work.
If you have Eclipse 3.5 or above you should ensure that you have both the m2eclipse (m2e for 3.7) plugin installed and its WTP add-on. With these you shouldn't need to change your configuration by hand.
Did you try to build your project from the command line and deploy it in Tomcat by hand?
By the way, have you read this wiki post? It's a bit old, but it may still be relevant.
Adding 2 cents to Prasanna wonderful solution.
I realized that building maven war files "mvn package" was just creating .war file but eclipse was not picking up that war but was deploying its some internal version of it's app war.
I found that server > Browse Deployment Location.. in Eclipse server view .. it was taking to some abstract location like "C:\Programs\workspaceSTS.metadata.plugins\org.eclipse.wst.server.core\tmp1\wtpwebapps"
Where I could see my exploded app deployed but it was not having any /classes folder just limited files.
Using Prasanna's method I realized that eclipse now was deploying full exploded .war now.
So this was happening coz changing the facets to Dynamic Web Module has actually populated "R-click project > Properties > Deployment Assembly "
This Web Deployment Assembly window only tells eclipse what to deploy and what not. So even if your project is NOT setup as Dynamic Web Module , and still if you configure "Web Deployment Assembly" values properly , eclipse will deploy the app fine to Tomcat/ Server.
I am a newbie and I want to deploy a Spring project which I get via SVN to my Tomcat application server. I did a checkout in Eclipse (Subclipse) and so the project is located in my workspace.
I downloaded the 6.0.29 Tomcat server and extracted it to a directory. Then I create a new Tomcat server in the Server tab of Eclipse. I can start it and I see the Tomcat start page at hrttp://localhost:8080/
But how can I deploy the Spring application, so that it will run in my Tomcat server?
Here is a screenshot of my IDE and the Server settings:
http://img828.imageshack.us/img828/8711/screenshotku.png
Thanks a lot in advance for your hel and Best Regards.
But how can I deploy the Spring application, so that it will run in my Tomcat server?
Your project needs to be a Dynamic Web Project (or to be recognized as such) and I don't think that the one in your workspace currently is (you are supposed to import the content of trunk, not the directory above). Actually, I'd suggest to perform the checkout like this:
svn co https://src.springframework.org/svn/spring-samples/mvc-basic/trunk/ mvc-basic
And then to import the mvc-basic directory inside Eclipse with Import... > General > Existing Project into Workspace.