Bug 270800

Description Sarabjit S. Rupaal 2009-04-01 10:49:21 EDT

Build ID: M20090211-1700

Steps To Reproduce:
I am using "Eclipse-JEE-GANYMEDE-SR2-win32" (also with 3.4.0 Build ID I20080617-2000) for development and also using the EE Server Adapter Tools (wst:3.0.1.v20080730-4-CF_kE77c7SCI58GJ & jst:3.0.4.v20090115-787KEKGDUUEFEFnPb58GJ) for deploy/debug the projects to the server from the "Servers" tab. 

I Observed that the structure of the packaged EAR, when we publish it to the defined server (JBoss v4.2 / v5.0 in my case) is corrupt. The utility projects meant to go into the lib folder as jar in an EAR are not being packaged correctly.

Here are the steps to reproduce.

1) Create a Server Runtime for JBoss Server v4.2 / v5.0.
2) Also Define a New JBoss Server to publish & deploy/debug projects.
3) Create an EJB, WEB & EAR projects, add WEB & EJB projects to the EAR module.
4) Create a new utility project (say MyUtil)
5) Add the "MyUtil" project to the EAR from the EAR properties Dialog (Java EE Module Dependencies view).
6) Ensure the CheckBox corresponding to "In Lib Dir" for the MyUtil project is selected. Exit the EAR properties dialog after saving.
7) From the Project Explorer, expand the EAR project tree to ensure MyUtil.jar is placed in the lib as: ProjectEAR->Deployment Descriptor->Bundled Libraries->Library Directory(/lib as default)->MyUtil.jar
8) Using the tools from the Servers tab, Add the EAR project to the server (defined in step 2) and Publish it.
9) Now check the contents of the deployed EAR from the deploy location of the Server.

The "MyUtil.jar" is NOT PLACED IN THE LIB FOLDER but is packaged on the root along with WAR & ejb.jar.

Alternatively if I Export the EAR from the Eclipse File menu, the EAR is packaged correctly and MyUtil.jar is placed in the lib folder as expected.

Regards
Sarabjit S. Rupaal

More information:
I have not tried it with server adaptor other than JBoss 4.2 & 5.0.