“lein ring uberwar” just hanging there

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I'm trying to figure out how to create uberwar from Clojure Ring and Compojure application in Eclipse Mars with Counterclockwise on Windows.

I'm following this tutorial, and I'm basically doing this:

  1. in package explorer, I right click and create new Clojure project
  2. right click newly created project, Leiningen, Generic Leiningen Command Line, enter lein new compojure-app gae-app-demo as per tutorial
  3. this creates the Hello World app which I can run locally without any problems
  4. then I go on and in the same way as in step 2 run lein ring uberwar
  5. This starts new Console window which doesn't output anything and basically hangs until I manually stop it. It doesn't output anything, it doesn't report any errors, and it doesn't create war in target folder.

I've checked several other tutorials and I didn't find anybody having problems with creating uberwar. Where can I start debugging this, am I doing something wrong? This is one of the basic things one needs to do with every Ring/Compjure application, so it should be something simple I'm missing I hope.

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2 Answers

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When you do step 1, you create a generic project, with CCW using leiningen in the background. With step 2, you create another project inside, using the lein new command. I don't think this is what you want.

Since you want it all from Eclipse/CCW, the first thing is to get the latest version (0.34.0 as I write) and install it (instructions: http://doc.ccw-ide.org/documentation.html#install-as-standalone-product).

Use the wizard to create your project, but change the text default in the Leiningen template field with compojure-app. Wait a few secs after hitting enter, as leiningen will download your deps.

Open project.clj. Right-click for the menu and select Leiningen | Generic Leiningen Command Line (or Alt+L then L), to open the lein prompt.

Type uberjar (this replaces <task> at the prompt) then hit enter. Wait a few secs and watch the status of the jar being built in the console tab.

Hope this helps.

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Can you use terminal and type lein ring uberwar in the same directory in which is your project?