Project HTML Root

Hi!
i'm deploying a JSP portlet for portal in JDeveloper.
How do i change the Project HTML Root for an application in Jdeveloper??
i'll apriceate your help
thanks

Hi,
You can do this by choosing Project|Project Properties... from the main menu bar. In the project properties dialog, navigate to the paths tab and you will find where you can specify the HTML root.
Thanks,
-Kishore

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The error message is to be expected as Project B cannot currently see the files located within WEB-INF\lib\ProjectA.jar. How can this be fixed?
3. I have tried changing the HTML Root Directory to the "public_html" directories from both Project A and Project B. JDeveloper then displays an error indicating that it cannot find <%@ taglib uri="http://java.sun.com/jsf/core" prefix="f"%>.
There should be a way to do this, as the images and styles for ADF are successfully deployed and used within WEB-INF\temp\adf.
Any ideas are greatly appreciated.
Thanks!

Hi,
I used a program called "Junction" to resolve this issue. It is a temporary solution.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb896768.aspx
The program makes a true symbolic link. This allowed me to link the includes directory from ProjectA into ProjectB. Linking this way will not work when we go to deploy a suite of applications. We would prefer to package the includes in a single JAR file, then redeploy the JAR file everywhere.
Any other ideas?

JSP Error: start of root element expected

Hello folks,
I have an error when I run the the JSP
application in my JDeveloper 3.2.2.
It gives an error
<< [error 4]start of root element expected>>
The error 4 is the line no i.e
<%@ taglib uri ="webapp/DataTags.tld" prefix = "jbo" %>
But when I deploy the jsp on my application server and access, it does not give any error.
Would appreciate the help asap.
regards,
David
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David,
go to your project properties, Paths tab, HTML Paths section. If you have changed the "HTML root directory" folder, ensure that you have created the webapp folder underneath it. You can copy the webapp folder from:
C:\Program Files\Oracle\JDeveloper 3.2\myhtml\webapp
HTH,
Simon

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Hello,
We created our VSS directories by mapping JDeveloper's structure, eg.
+Workspace
+Project
+Sources
+HTML Sources
+Deployment
By this way, people can get the latest - the whole workspace easily. But one thing seems problematic with the multi-user development environment is the .jpr file.
The .jpr file stores the references to all of the items in the project. Pretty much very changes made to the project will change the .jpr. Developers need to working on the project simultaneously. That means the .jpr will be changed all the time. It's not possible for people keep checking out and in, and others waiting for them. Is there a smart way to control the .jpr in a team environment so that the .jpr will always be up to date?
Thanks,
kz

Hi,
One option that might make it easier to version control .jpr files is the "Scan Source Paths to Determine Project Contents". This makes your project "dynamic", i.e. it no longer needs to contain a list of all the files in the project - instead it just shows you all files under your Sourcepath / HTML root.
There are some caveats with this option:
1) It works best on a new project. If you want to use it on an existing project, it's best to remove all the files from the project first (otherwise, the list of files continues to be stored in the project file).
2) It may not help you if you have certain types of object in your project (e.g. BC4J / EJB files), because these objects store a lot of file specific data in the .jpr file itself.
3) It doesn't help at all when two developers concurrently change settings in the .jpr file, e.g. two developers use a different remote debug host / port etc.
We're aware that there are a number of team development issues with project files, and are actively working to improve the situation in future releases.
Thanks,
Brian
JDev Team

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