Hi, Very interesting article, but can You sent to me the sample J2EE application.

HI, Brend! Your article really helps to understand Maven integration with WP. It will be nice if you attach or send me via email sample project used by this article (:"The entire application is contained in the archive.").
Thank you.

How does one make use of maven with websphere and be able to allow developer to still be able to use WSAD to write code? My concerns are about .project, .classpath, ibm-web-bnd.xmi...etc. How do we deal with these propriatory configuration. Are there plug-ins that can generate these?

please post the source code, as this seems to be a useful article

How To Deploy Scalable WebSphere Applications Using "Maven" Build Tool. When people talk about scalability, they are usually referring to how well an application performs with an ever-increasing load. Another type of scalability that needs attention during an application's life cycle is build scalability, or how well an application's build and deployment scales with ever-increasing complexity and components.

How To Deploy Scalable WebSphere Applications Using "Maven" Build Tool. When people talk about scalability, they are usually referring to how well an application performs with an ever-increasing load. Another type of scalability that needs attention during an application's life cycle is build scalability, or how well an application's build and deployment scales with ever-increasing complexity and components.

When people talk about scalability, they are usually referring to how well an application performs with an ever-increasing load. Another type of scalability that needs attention during an application's life cycle is build scalability, or how well an application's build and deployment scales with ever-increasing complexity and components.

How To Deploy Scalable WebSphere Applications Using "Maven" Build Tool. When people talk about scalability, they are usually referring to how well an application performs with an ever-increasing load. Another type of scalability that needs attention during an application's life cycle is build scalability, or how well an application's build and deployment scales with ever-increasing complexity and components.

How To Deploy Scalable WebSphere Applications Using "Maven" Build Tool. When people talk about scalability, they are usually referring to how well an application performs with an ever-increasing load. Another type of scalability that needs attention during an application's life cycle is build scalability, or how well an application's build and deployment scales with ever-increasing complexity and components.

I made an example app using the was5 xdoclet plugin along with spring and maven that may help some people out:

[visit link]

I have to agree with the other readers: the article appears to be good, but since there is no source code available other than the XML Maven-related files, it is almost impossible to assess. I'm dissappointed that the WebSphere Journal would publish an article like this without ensuring availability of the full source.

To the Duty Editor who stated that the source code exists at the "Source Code" link: the only files that exist are a few XML files. The directory structure, the Java files and any WebSphere specific config files are not contained in the link.

Where can I find this sample websphere application in the archive you talked about? It will be very helpful to go through the exercise with that sample application.

This article of no use, unless actual source code is plublished.

Could you please post a zip file that has the COMPLETE maven scripts as well as the source for the application. Otherwise this article is not very usefull.

Also, Since most Websphere developers use WSAD, It would be MORE useful to present an article in which the SOURCE code directory matches a WSAD workspace.

thanx

I see the listings but would it be possible to post the source?