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I created a new Maven Project and selected the org.codehaus.mojo.arhcetypes ear-javaee6 archetype. When I try to add a Java class to the project I get “Source folder is not a java project”.
So we are not supposed to add Java classes to out .ear files now. What are these guys thinking when they create a project for a .ear but don’t allow for Java classes?
What archetype should I use for creating Java EE 6 .ear files?
From Wikipedia, EAR (file format):
Create an EJB (
ejb-javaee6archetype) or WAR project (webapp-javaee6archetype for example) for your java codes and refer to it from the Ear plugin configuration (and add as dependency too).