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Settting up a EAR Project in WSAD.

Asked by rahulkothari in IBM Websphere Application Server

Tags: wsad, ear, project

HI Guru,

I am stuck here so someone might really help me.

I have an .ear file which has the following


(a) .war file.
(b) .jar file. (Project Utility Jar's)
(c) .jar files (Utility Jar's )

I have more than one projects so we have to have many .ear files.

Now here is the problem.

With each .ear we keep all the Utility Jar files under the .ear eg. commons-beanutil.jar,commons-deigester.jar.
Now the same .jar are replaced across all .ear file since they are contained in the .ear file.

Thus if we upgrade a version it is a headache since other projects want to get the newer version. - and the newer version is only local to this .ear file.

It is getting ugly since the applications (.ears) are increasing ...

If anyone can figure out a way where we can have a common repository all the Utitly Jar files which can used across all the .ear files it will be great ....

Thanx a lot,

RK
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