Deploying libraries and projects...

Hello All
We have problem trying to make a distribution on a compiled library.
The application that we had consist of many projects. We separate the
service objects and the objects in different projects, because we need to
reference a service object from another and develop a three tier application
so we had to divide like this form :
Project Service Object 1
Project Object 1
Project Service Object 2
Project Object2
where Object1 makes a call to Service Object 2.
The problem is that we want to deliver the application and compile the
project that contains objects in order to don´t give the source code, so
someone told us that we have to separate the service objects from objects in
order to compile the projects that contain the objects as libraries and let
the services objects in another projects without compile.
So the previous schema finally seems like this :
Project Service Object 1
Library Object 1
Project Service Object 2
Library Object 2
To compile this, the manual told to compile in order so We start with :
Project Object 2 -> Configure As Library -> check compile -> generate
.lgf -> run fcompile and get .dll. (OK)
Project Object 1 -> Configure As Library -> check compile -> generate
.lgf -> run fcompile (ERROR)
the error
said that there was not .lib.
That was
strange because generating Object2
fcompile
generates .bom, .lib and finally .dll. (??)
Please if someone out there know something please told us....
Probably a library can´t have a supplier project with service object in
it...
Thanks For Help
Julio Fernández
[email protected]

Hi Frank,
Thanks for the answer. I couldn't follow how the custom Manifest file will help in our case. Could you please provide some more details?
My problem is I don't know in which order I need to compile the projects. I can do this manually but I am looking for a solution that will do this automatically.
As the project grows it will be too hard to decide the order manually.
Thanks

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I am new EP Development. I have WebAS 6.40 installed, with NWDS - only NWDS and no EP. I have written some small code using HTMLB control, and getting error coz the libraries pertaining to HTMLB are missing. I tried to import the libraries into NWDS from the project properties, but did not find any libraries. Where can I find the libraries that I can include in the NWDS? Do we have to install anything else than just installing NWDS to get the access to libraries and APIs ? Please advise.
Thanks in advance.
Vicky R.

Hi,
WAS is only an application server, you have to install enterprise portal to deploy and run applications.
Refer this link for a simple example
<a href="http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/ce/e0a341354ca309e10000000a155106/frameset.htm">jspdynpage</a>
You can download the EP sneak preview from here
<a href="https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/downloaditem?rid=/library/uuid/cfc19866-0401-0010-35b2-dc8158247fb6">Download</a>
Use the JAR FINDER to find the required jar files
<a href="https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/weblogs?blog=/pub/wlg/2951">Jar Finder</a>
HTMLB Documentation
<a href="http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/0c/9e0e41a346ef6fe10000000a1550b0/frameset.htm">HTMLB</a>
You can search help.sap.com for information.
PORTAL API'S
<a href="https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/javadocs">API</a>
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The basic jar files such as the one for htmlb are available in the eclipse->plugins directory in your system. use the jar finder set the path to eclipse->plugins directory and give the search term as "htmlb" and
right click on the search result to add it to your project.ex:
PDK only contains sample code.
see the jar finder blog and install the jar finder or right click on the project -> properties->java build path->Add external jars->
the htmlb jar is in the folder
eclipse->plugins->com.sap.ep.applicationdevelopment->
com.sap.portal.htmlb_api.jar add this jar to your project.
Some jar files will be on the server machine, if you cannot find the jar file in the eclipse plugins folder then they will be in the server under the path
[drive]C:\usr\sap\JXX\JC00\j2ee\cluster\server0\apps\sap.com\irj\servlet_jsp\irj\root\WEB-INF\portal\portalapps
Message was edited by: Kirupanand Venkatapathi

BC4J deployment thoughts and questions

Hi,
As I've said before on this forum we are developing a pretty big system using the BC4J framework. That's why we divided the system in several (sub-)projects. We also created some workspaces which groups projects that belong together.
When a certain project is deployed it may depend on some libraries created by another project deploy file. That's why we add a dependency to it in the project's deployment file. But this is only possible if the project is in the same workspace. I've created a workspace that groups all projects together and add's the necessary dependencies between the different projects' deployment files. Unfortunately these dependencies are saved at the project level, not at the workspace level. So when I open a certain project in another workspace the deployment profile doesn't work or the dependencies are removed automatically because the projects can't be found. Is there a way to circumvent this?
JDeveloper has Apache Ant integration. That's very nice. But how are we supposed to use this exactly? E.g. can we use Ant to deploy the BC4J projects in JARs (seperated over multiple JARs for each tier)? In other words is there a way to deploy BC4J projects outside of JDeveloper?
Regards,
Peter

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[*]I've created a workspace that groups all projects together and add's the necessary dependencies between the different projects' deployment files. Unfortunately these dependencies are saved at the project level, not at the workspace level. So when I open a certain project in another workspace the deployment profile doesn't work or the dependencies are removed automatically because the projects can't be found. Is there a way to circumvent this?
The deployment functionality in JDeveloper is shared across all kinds of J2EE components, including EJB's, servlet's JSP, BC4J components, etc. I've asked one of our deployment-feature guru's to comment on this thread.
[*]JDeveloper has Apache Ant integration. That's very nice. But how are we supposed to use this exactly? E.g. can we use Ant to deploy the BC4J projects in JARs (seperated over multiple JARs for each tier)? In other words is there a way to deploy BC4J projects outside of JDeveloper?
Ant definitely comes with built-in tasks to build jars, and it can be used to invoke command-line deployment tools such as those provided by OC4J. We don't have an automatic way to build the Ant build file for our existing deployment profiles, though, so setting up the JAR'ing up of the right components into the appropriate JAR's would be something you'd have to setup with Ant's patterns and path features (which are pretty powerful, but in any event something you'd have to setup once by hand).
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Build all but deploy only current project

Hi,
because i think my questions is a general misunderstanding of the procedure of the build process, even if i use a special plugin, i write my question in this forum first.
I'm using eclipse with the AVR plugin to program a atmega microcontroller.
I set up some projects as libraries and linked them to a project i need them, by giving the release folder for these libraries. Now when i have to make changes in my libs, i want that these changes are build into a new version. Until this point everything is fine. When i start the "build all" process these changes are build in a new version and my project which depends on these libs are up to date on build process.
But now it is the case that the "build all" process starts the deploy process by calling an external program. But the problem is that always the last projekt which is opened in my workspace will be deployed, which is in gerneral not the one i want to deploy.
Is it possible to define that the current selected project, even if i build all of them?

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