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Product Version: NetBeans IDE Dev (Build 200708081200) Ok, there was issue about Composite Application with EJB module. See 108297. Now problem became deeper - I was unable to deploy sample composite application (BluePrint1 sample actually) with reference to other project (BPEL module). Steps to reproduce: 1. Start IDE, Start GF. 2. Create BluePrint1 sample and BPEL module. 3. Add to Sample reference to Module. 4. Add to Module sample XML schema. 5. Import to purchaseOrder reference to newLoanApplication. 6. Deploy Composite Application. Build will failed. BTW AS itself starts with number of exceptions.
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Looks to me like runtime issue. Murali, would you please look at this.
This probably has nothing to do with runtime. Most likely the project reference feature is broken during the recent refactoring from BPEL/XSLT Project to Base Project. Vitaly, could you take a look at this problem?
The crossproject references work for me in case new projects, i.e. if one put all (wsdls, xsd, bpel) from BluePrint1 sample into newly created project. As I see when one trying to add reference into the sample project then build-impl.xml doesn't changed. I'm working on it.
Maybe the build-impl.xml and its checksum in genfiles.properties are out of sync? Just some random guess.
Jun you are right - we have problem with genfiles.properties. No one SOA sample project have genfiles.properties. Vladimir please look at it.
Added genfiles.properties in samples.
Product Version: NetBeans IDE Dev (Build 200709030000)