on 08-31-2009 4:06 PM
Can anyone please give me pointers for creating j2ee application (with just DTR). I do not want to use component development model. How can I configure SLD for the same?
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Scenario:
I have 2 Enterprise J2EE application and few util java projects,
App1EJB
App1Web
App1EAR
App2EJB
App2Web
App2EAR
Util1 (Common to both App1 and App2)
Util2 (Common to both App1 and App2)
Util3 (Common to both App1 and App2)
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Regards,
Deepak
Hi Deepak,
Could you clarify what do you mean by creating J2EE project in DTR without making DCs.
If you just want to create a J2EE project then yes you can do it. Just go to
new -> project -> J2EE -> Web module project
but if you want to maintain this project in DTR then you have to create J2EE DC project only for which you have to go to
New -> Development Component -> select SC -> select J2EE -> web module project
Regards,
Ravi Maheshwari
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Deepak,
If you just want to use DTR functionality you can install CVS plugin in NWDS
check this link
Thanks
Bala Duvvuri
The article in the link talks about using CVS instead of DTR. Deepak wants to know how to use DTR without the component model and the other parts of NWDI, namely CBS and CMS. He is not asking you how to use version control in an Eclipse environment.
Deepak,
You need to use the DTR perspective to manage your repository. Use the DTR perspective to create a so-called "client" for your DTR repository.
Next, you need a DTR Workspace in which you can store your sources. You should have the necessary privileges to create workspaces in DTR: http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70ehp1/helpdata/en/c9/d94388f62c8f478eadd4d1902d7101/frameset.htm
Assuming you have the necessary privileges, there are 4 ways in which you can create these workspaces:
(1) DTR Command line tool: This is present in your NWDS installation
(2) DTR Administrator Plugin: This is an extension to the DTR Eclipse plugin but is inactive by default. Details of the DTR administrator plug-in can be found here: http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70ehp1/helpdata/en/01/72a43f4aa1330ee10000000a114084/frameset.htm
(3) DTR Console: An advanced command-line tool present your the file-system where your DTR server runs. Typically your NWDI administrator will have access to this tool and he/she should be the one to create these workspaces for you. Documentation link:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70ehp1/helpdata/en/46/652a652a717183e10000000a114a6b/frameset.htm
(4) DTR Web UI: Depending on your DTR/NWDI version (> SP18, if I remember correctly), you can create the necessary structure of workspace folders and workspaces directly in the Web UI (http:<host>:<port>/dtr). This is probably the easiest way to setup the initial structure.
Once the workspace is created, you can create any folders underneath this workspace to structure your project artifacts (source, docs, etc)
To connect your JEE project to DTR, go to the project explorer. Use the context menu on the project: Team --> Share Project --> Design Time Repository and follow the wizard to connect the project to your DTR repository.
You do not need an NWDI track for just using DTR. However, if you want to reserve names on SLD then you will have to use NWDI tracks and the component model. However, reserving names is a completely optional thing and you should do so only if you see big advantages with it.
- added the 4th option for creating the workspace
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