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Where is ‘WebClasspathBuilder’?

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    francsue
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    I found a missing builer in MyEclipse 2013.

    So I want to know it is a problem or not.

    Details:

    When I created a ‘Web Project’ in MyEclipse Enterprise 10.7.1,
    (Through this way : File -> New -> Project (New Project) -> Select ‘Web Project’ in Wizrard: -> Setting Web Project details)
    I could see ‘WebClasspathBuilder’ is included. (in Project Properties -> ‘Builders’)

    However, when I made a project through the MAVEN in MyEclipse 2013,
    the ‘WebClasspathBuilder’ was presenting ‘Missing builder’ on the same properties page with 10.7.1′
    (I am attaching a screenshot of this.)

    In addition, when I made a web project, ‘WebClasspathBuilder’ was not even included in 2013.

    Please let me know what is changed in the newest version.

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    #339354 Reply

    support-swapna
    Moderator

    francsue,

    WebClasspath builder was removed, because we have moved to a “smarter” solution, that is, a container for JARs from lib folder – Web App Libraries (org.eclipse.jst.j2ee.internal.web.container) and a container for JARs referenced from EAR – EAR Libraries (org.eclipse.jst.j2ee.internal.module.container). The last one requires to add referenced JARs names to MANIFEST.MF, using MyEclipse -> Deployment Assembly property page of the project.

    The migration process ensures that the project is correctly configured for ME 2013. So it is not a problem.

    Let us know if you have any further questions.

    #339415 Reply

    francsue
    Member

    @support-swapna wrote:

    francsue,

    WebClasspath builder was removed, because we have moved to a “smarter” solution, that is, a container for JARs from lib folder – Web App Libraries (org.eclipse.jst.j2ee.internal.web.container) and a container for JARs referenced from EAR – EAR Libraries (org.eclipse.jst.j2ee.internal.module.container). The last one requires to add referenced JARs names to MANIFEST.MF, using MyEclipse -> Deployment Assembly property page of the project.

    The migration process ensures that the project is correctly configured for ME 2013. So it is not a problem.

    Let us know if you have any further questions.

    So according to you, current verson of MAVEN (or mvn goals)cannot configure a complete project automatically through ‘eclipse:myeclipse’.
    It is because that there is one needed to be configured manually (something to be add, MyEclipse -> Deployment Assembly property)

    I want to know that there is a plan to provide a MAVEN goal configuring a project automatically for example, mvn eclipse:me2013.

    #339424 Reply

    support-swapna
    Moderator

    francsue,

    Maven projects are automatically configured as well. You just need to use Import -> Maven Project. Running any mvn goal will not help, as this is done by a non-maven code which synchronizes Maven metadata specified in pom.xml with eclipse project metadata.

    You can refresh configuration of a project by right clicking project > Maven4MyEclipse -> Update project.

    Let us know if you have any questions.

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