where is dukes-age in maven archetype? per first cup of JEE7

Question

I\'m following the JEE7 first cup directions for EJB:

Before you can create applications based on the archetypes, you must first install the archetypes

Answer 1

1. Click Open Project
2. Go to %YOUR_GLASSFISH_FOLDER%\docs\firstcup
3. Open examples

Note that Java EE SDK comes with Glassfish and NetBeans comes with Glassfish. You need the Glassfish from Java EE SDK.

1. Right-click the firstcup project in the Projects pane and select Build.

Now you can create an application based on dukes-age archetype - just follow the instructions in clause 3.2.2.2 of tutorial. In my case it took maybe 10 minutes after step 5 until dukes-age-archetype has appeared in Known Archetypes, so you'll need to be patient.

Answer 2

Here is what I figured. Throwing it here as additional info.

The archtypes are not available in the glassfish install that comes packaged with Netbeans 8.0.1. I downloaded Java EE SDK update 1 from http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javaee/downloads/index.html.

Once the downloaded .zip is extracted, the java_ee_sdk-7u1\glassfish4\docs\firstcup\example folder contains the archtypes.

Answer 3

Once you open the first cup project in NetBeans from javee7 sdk, you should edit the pom.xml with:

<groupId>org.glassfish.javaeetutorial.firstcup</groupId>
  <artifactId>dukes-age-archetype</artifactId>
  <packaging>maven-archetype</packaging>

Then build the dukes-age-archetype project to get listed in the known types.

Answer 4

A bit old topic.

Not sure is it a bug or not but building First Cup project/module from intellij doesn't create any maven archetype for me. I followed following steps to get the maven dukes-age archetype.

1. Install IntelliJ Maven Archetype Catalog plugin https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/7965-maven-archetype-catalogs

2. Run mvn clean install from First Cup root. It will create archetype-catalog.xml in maven repository root directory

3. Add the xml path to Maven Archetype Catalog. File -> Settings -> Build execution, Deployment -> Build tools -> Maven Archetype Catalog

Now org.glassfish.docs:* archetype should appear

Answer 5

it's available here:

https://java.net/downloads/glassfish-samples/

although it also seems to ship with glassfish itself.