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We have a multi-module Maven project that builds a mix of jar and war projects and we notice that, when we import these projects into eclipse as Existing Maven Projects (with Liberty Tools installed), it generates a corresponding EAR project for every dependency of the war project.
The accepted answer claims this is an artifact of an older version of the WebSphere tools, but I'm seeing this behavior even with the latest WebSphere Liberty Tools (2019-09).
Unfortunately, we can't seem to find a way to disable/workaround this annoying behavior. We can either:
disable wtp activation as described in that stack overflow post, then document how to enable project facets for the 2 web projects in our list; or
instruct users to manually delete all the generated EAR projects
And in the case of number 1, I found that even if i just manually enable the Dynamic Web Module facet, clicking "Apply and Close" will generate a corresponding EAR project (but at least it doesn't generate an EAR project for all of its dependencies as well).
When I perform the same action using Eclipse 2019-09 WITHOUT the Liberty Tools, there are no extraneous EAR projects created.
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I was able to replicate the behavior as well with a fresh workspace and git. If you want to clone https://github.com/ibm/fhir (it'll show the problem with fhir-parent and importing that project and submodules)
We have a multi-module Maven project that builds a mix of jar and war projects and we notice that, when we import these projects into eclipse as
Existing Maven Projects
(with Liberty Tools installed), it generates a corresponding EAR project for every dependency of the war project.We've done some research on this and found others with similar issues like https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50613029/eclipse-import-existing-maven-projects-create-ear-project-automatically
The accepted answer claims this is an artifact of an older version of the WebSphere tools, but I'm seeing this behavior even with the latest WebSphere Liberty Tools (2019-09).
Unfortunately, we can't seem to find a way to disable/workaround this annoying behavior. We can either:
And in the case of number 1, I found that even if i just manually enable the Dynamic Web Module facet, clicking "Apply and Close" will generate a corresponding EAR project (but at least it doesn't generate an EAR project for all of its dependencies as well).
When I perform the same action using Eclipse 2019-09 WITHOUT the Liberty Tools, there are no extraneous EAR projects created.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: