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Emilian Bold commented on MEVENIDE-563:
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My setup is this:
Client [1] (nbm) which depends on Server [2] (nbm).
Server defines a Bean which inherits from Library [2] (normal JAR). Basically you can think of the Server project as a library wrapper.
So perhaps it works in this 1:1 case you mentioned about but it doesn't work for me, maybe because my bean touches a lot of artifacts which are dependencies of Server module.
I'll try to make a simple example with just a bean and a more complex dependency structure.
Maybe I'm doing something wrong on my side, but it does work for normal projects so I assume it's maven-related.
Plus, I just noticed, I can't even open the forms that belong to Server and use that custom bean (declared in Server itself).
Sample graph:
Client (nbm) --- (dep) -- > Server (nbm)
Server (nbm) --- (dep) --> Library Wrapper (nbm) -- wraps --> Parent Bean Library (jar).
Server (nbm) --- (dep) ---> Other JARs.
The bean basically touches most of the Server's dependencies.
> Maven project doesn't work with Palette Manager
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> Key: MEVENIDE-563
> URL:
http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MEVENIDE-563> Project: mevenide
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: mevenide2-netbeans
> Affects Versions: NB_2.2
> Environment: Java 5, OSX, NetBeans 5.5.1, latest Mevenide from the update center
> Reporter: Emilian Bold
> Assignee: Milos Kleint
> Fix For: NB_FUTURE
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> The NetBeans form editor allows users to register their own components.
> But Maven2 projects can't be used at all. Opening a JavaBean and selecting Tools->Add to Palette... gives an error that it can't be used.
> Normally the Palette Manager should be able to use either the classes from targer/ or the JARs from the local maven repo.
> From the little code I've read in the Palette Manager classes, it uses the project's classloader. Perhaps this is what's missing (or maybe it's more subtle than that...)
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