Re: [wtp-dev] "jst.utility" module type.

[Neeraj Agrawal <nagrawal@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi  John,

The jst.utility  moduletype has
not been removed,  what is  removed is  the wizard to create
utility component.
So today  you can create a Java
project, and if you want to use it  as a utility  you can do
so  either
by  adding it to an EAR  or
adding it to a  web component. 

You can visit  the following URL
 for more information.
http://eclipse.org/webtools/jst/components/j2ee/scenarios/weblibdepency.html
      

Thanks
Neeraj Agrawal

"John O'Shea" <john.oshea@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Subject	[wtp-dev] "jst.utility" module type.

Can anyone explain why the the "jst.utility"
moduleType exension 
disappeared in M6?  The concept of plain Java 'utility' modules seems
quite useful to us here at Cape Clear. 

If the concept has been permanently removed, can someone provide a 
rationale - I know this whole part of WTP will be heavily refactored 
post M7, but it is a little unclear to me how much of the existing 
approach will be preserved.  e.g. will the StructuredEdit model survive,
and if so, how many module types will WTP provide 'out-of-the-box'?

Any pointers/info much appreciated...

John.
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