I have done a small project using Play Framework 1.2.4 and now I need to share it with my team members for further proceedings on that. I am using Eclipse Indigo for the project.
I tried exporting it into a WAR but when my team mates import it using the WAR option, they are getting lots of compilation errors.
Kindly let me know in which format should I share so that they don't get any compilation errors while importing it into their workspace.
From the documentation :
Play provides a command to simplify Eclipse configuration. To transform a Play application into a working Eclipse project, use the eclipsify command:
# play eclipsify myApp
You then need to import the application into your Workspace with the File/Import/General/Existing project… menu.
Your coworkers should simply get the sources of the project, and run this command to generate an Eclipse project. You don't have to export anything. BTW, a war file is a deployable Java EE artefact. It's not meant to contain the sources of a Play framework project.
Side note: it's the second answer that I give you in a row that can be found in the documentation. Maybe you should read it.
For newer versions of play the command is play eclipse
Then File -> Import.. -> Existing Projects into workspace
Don't check any boxes (ignore 'copy projects into workspace')
Excellent, I agree with @JB Nizet and Connor.However this answer applies to old version of PLAY framework. My answer might be helpful for developers using Play Framework 2.3+ and come searching, the command to transform a Play application into a working Eclipse project.
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