Cannot start gradle built project on eclipse tomcat (multi project build)
Here are my project structure (roughly) :
|root1
| projA
|build.gradle
| projB
|build.gradle
| build.gradle
| gradle.setting
|root2
| projC
|build.gradle
and so on...
It is a multi-project build gradle project (actually I was not using gradle before, and I am just converting from a non-gradle project to a gradle project, if this is relevant)
My root1 and root2 gradle setting is just like :
plugins{
id "java"
id "eclipse-wtp" //I read somewhere that in order to integrate with eclipse tomcat server, one must have this
}
dependendencies{...}
project(':projA'){
apply plugin: 'eclipse-wtp'
}
project(':projB'){
apply plugin: 'eclipse-wtp'
}
And inside root1/settings.gradle :
include ':projA', ':projB'
Everything works fine with gretty, tomcatRun task, but it doesnt ease the work of other developer, because previously we ran debug mode from server configuration (1 click away), I understand that with gretty and built-in gradle tomcat I can debug through debug configuration->remote debugging
My real question is, what did I do wrong because when I tried running the server through eclipse server configuration there are a lot of missing dependencies (which I specified in project(':projA') dependency), somehow it does not getting the libraries from gradle caches (I check the build path, and all the library are all there but thus not included when running my server
(PS : I am referring about eclipse tomcat server, not tomcat plugin on gradle)
**missing class image
java eclipse tomcat gradle eclipse-wtp
asked Nov 13 '18 at 4:09
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Here are my project structure (roughly) :
|root1
| projA
|build.gradle
| projB
|build.gradle
| build.gradle
| gradle.setting
|root2
| projC
|build.gradle
and so on...
It is a multi-project build gradle project (actually I was not using gradle before, and I am just converting from a non-gradle project to a gradle project, if this is relevant)
My root1 and root2 gradle setting is just like :
plugins{
id "java"
id "eclipse-wtp" //I read somewhere that in order to integrate with eclipse tomcat server, one must have this
}
dependendencies{...}
project(':projA'){
apply plugin: 'eclipse-wtp'
}
project(':projB'){
apply plugin: 'eclipse-wtp'
}
And inside root1/settings.gradle :
include ':projA', ':projB'
Everything works fine with gretty, tomcatRun task, but it doesnt ease the work of other developer, because previously we ran debug mode from server configuration (1 click away), I understand that with gretty and built-in gradle tomcat I can debug through debug configuration->remote debugging
My real question is, what did I do wrong because when I tried running the server through eclipse server configuration there are a lot of missing dependencies (which I specified in project(':projA') dependency), somehow it does not getting the libraries from gradle caches (I check the build path, and all the library are all there but thus not included when running my server
(PS : I am referring about eclipse tomcat server, not tomcat plugin on gradle)
**missing class image
java eclipse tomcat gradle eclipse-wtp
asked Nov 13 '18 at 4:09
thegexploitthegexploit
223
add a comment |
Here are my project structure (roughly) :
|root1
| projA
|build.gradle
| projB
|build.gradle
| build.gradle
| gradle.setting
|root2
| projC
|build.gradle
and so on...
It is a multi-project build gradle project (actually I was not using gradle before, and I am just converting from a non-gradle project to a gradle project, if this is relevant)
My root1 and root2 gradle setting is just like :
plugins{
id "java"
id "eclipse-wtp" //I read somewhere that in order to integrate with eclipse tomcat server, one must have this
}
dependendencies{...}
project(':projA'){
apply plugin: 'eclipse-wtp'
}
project(':projB'){
apply plugin: 'eclipse-wtp'
}
And inside root1/settings.gradle :
include ':projA', ':projB'
Everything works fine with gretty, tomcatRun task, but it doesnt ease the work of other developer, because previously we ran debug mode from server configuration (1 click away), I understand that with gretty and built-in gradle tomcat I can debug through debug configuration->remote debugging
My real question is, what did I do wrong because when I tried running the server through eclipse server configuration there are a lot of missing dependencies (which I specified in project(':projA') dependency), somehow it does not getting the libraries from gradle caches (I check the build path, and all the library are all there but thus not included when running my server
(PS : I am referring about eclipse tomcat server, not tomcat plugin on gradle)
**missing class image
java eclipse tomcat gradle eclipse-wtp
asked Nov 13 '18 at 4:09
thegexploitthegexploit
223
Here are my project structure (roughly) :
|root1
| projA
|build.gradle
| projB
|build.gradle
| build.gradle
| gradle.setting
|root2
| projC
|build.gradle
and so on...
It is a multi-project build gradle project (actually I was not using gradle before, and I am just converting from a non-gradle project to a gradle project, if this is relevant)
My root1 and root2 gradle setting is just like :
plugins{
id "java"
id "eclipse-wtp" //I read somewhere that in order to integrate with eclipse tomcat server, one must have this
}
dependendencies{...}
project(':projA'){
apply plugin: 'eclipse-wtp'
}
project(':projB'){
apply plugin: 'eclipse-wtp'
}
And inside root1/settings.gradle :
include ':projA', ':projB'
Everything works fine with gretty, tomcatRun task, but it doesnt ease the work of other developer, because previously we ran debug mode from server configuration (1 click away), I understand that with gretty and built-in gradle tomcat I can debug through debug configuration->remote debugging
My real question is, what did I do wrong because when I tried running the server through eclipse server configuration there are a lot of missing dependencies (which I specified in project(':projA') dependency), somehow it does not getting the libraries from gradle caches (I check the build path, and all the library are all there but thus not included when running my server
(PS : I am referring about eclipse tomcat server, not tomcat plugin on gradle)
**missing class image
java eclipse tomcat gradle eclipse-wtp
java eclipse tomcat gradle eclipse-wtp
asked Nov 13 '18 at 4:09
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223
asked Nov 13 '18 at 4:09
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asked Nov 13 '18 at 4:09
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asked Nov 13 '18 at 4:09
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