java ee - WebSphere Liberty Eclipse won't publish application to apps directory -


i have 4-project, maven-based ear application (javaee-7.0) parent, war, resources, , ear project. using eclipse oxygen latest release of liberty 17.0.0.2 , latest release of liberty plugin eclipse oxygen.

i have no error markers anywhere in of files , maven can produce ear.

when try publish liberty, nothing happens. i've done number of possible cleans: workspace cleans, liberty server clean, maven clean, etc. though server says [synchronized], nothing ever shows in apps directory of server.

the server locally hosted on windows 10 , i'm using jre 8u141.

when wlp starts up, says cwwkz0014w: application foo not started not found @ location blah.ear.

i've tried nuking wlp installation , reinstalling scratch; still no dice.

(cue rant tools keeping me getting work done...)

how can resolve this?

are using add/remove dialog servers view publish ear server? works me using sample maven ear project.

a few things check:

  • ear project's deployment assembly page references other projects
  • the websphere application server liberty targeted runtime checked on targeted runtimes properties page each of projects
  • project > build automatically turned on (or you've done build all) in workspace
  • your server's server.xml should contain 'enterpriseapplication' element after publish

if publish still doesn't work, can provide more details ear's pom how created project. (using archetype? based off of sample? converted existing ear project maven project?)


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