Ed Hillmann

This is pretty poor. This slows down builds a lot, especially where tests are repeatedly setting up / tearing down. And the documented ways of turning off logging just doesn't...

Hi. I've been able to view the Web Pages folder, both with and without the Gradle JavaEE plugin enabled. I do know that the standard Gradle plugin displays a hard-coded...

Also, I think the folder should be src/main/webapp. According to your message, it's src/webapp. In fact, I would have assumed the java and resources folder would be in src/main as...

Hmmm, this is similar to another pull request that has been submitted. So depending on what is merged, it may not be necessary.

There's no real documentation to speak of. What this has really provided, so far, is some missing logic where the IDE wasn't recognizing locations of persistence.xml locations. There has not...

It's been a while. I'd say review the Closed issues. The primary reason for this plugin was to address JavaEE specific features that shouldn't go into the standard Gradle plugin....

By declaring the package for the Demo class, the maven osgi bundle plugin was able to continue

No worries.  The patch I submitted simply adds the demo to the package and it all behaved fine in osgi.  I have made some other changes so that I could...

@kelemen You wouldn't happen to know who I can ask about this in the NetBeans core code? I presume that there is something pre-existing like the WebApp support, that the...

Thanks for the help and guidance. I found the hint text, and found where it is used. It looks like the Project needs to have an instance of org.netbeans.modules.j2ee.persistence.spi.PersistenceScopesProvider in...