Re: [aspectj-users] class missing from eclipse deployment

[Wade Girard <wade.girard@xxxxxxxxx>]

On May 12, 2009, at 5:28 PM, Andrew Eisenberg wrote:

> How is the jar file being created in Eclipse?

How should the jar file be created? I can take a peek at the settings.

> You are saying, I think, that when using maven, your jar is being
> properly created, but it is not being properly created in Eclipse?

Yes

> Are you aware of the "Export Jar file with AspectJ Support" option in
> the export menu?

I am not aware of the "Export Jar file with AspectJ Support" option in  
the export menu.

The software architect on this project set all this up, but only got  
as far as getting the maven task to build the jar. He then handed it  
off to me to learn aspectJ and create the aspects that we require. Our  
project is a web application that uses Spring, but now we are  
introducing aspectj to the project. The Aspects are to be contained in  
a separate jar file that can be deployed outside of the web app in an  
OSGI container... in the future. Right now we use Jetty and are able  
to successfully deploy our web application with the other supporting  
libraries (jars) via eclipse through the Jetty service adapter for  
debugging. Our release product is built using maven into a web app  
that is completely self contained with jetty and some other stuff. So  
the Aspects are to be LTW to support another jar within the web app,  
if that matters.

This is all new to me, so please feel free to ask me what setting to  
go look at etc... I'll try to accommodate as best I can :-)


Wade Girard
wade.girard@xxxxxxxxx