Hi,
I would like to update that I was able to resolve the [14-04-11
15:24:52.622] {main} Unable to find native library 'resin_os' for
com.caucho.loader.ClassEntry. Resin expects to find this library in:
(Unix) /opt/resin-4.0.39/libexec/libresin_os.so
error
as this was happening due to java being used was for 32 bit in a 64 bit
architecture.
However, I am still seeing this error where it is failing to deploy the web
app.
So, it will be great if you could point me to an example version of
resin.xml and resin-web.xml that works for a sample webapp whose exmaple I
could follow for resin 4.0?
Also, documentation from 3.1 (not 3.0) to 4.0 migration will be extremely
helpful.
Thanks a lot,
Sadhana
On Fri, Apr 11, 2014 at 3:32 PM, Sadhana Jain <sadhana.j...@veeva.com>wrote:
> We are currently in the process of migrating resin 3.1 to resin 4.0.
>
> I was wondering if I need to make any changes to our JMS configuration
> when migrating from resin 3.1 to 4.0?
> I am unable to find a good example of the configuration in the resin
> documentation, if someone can point me to a good example
> either about migration or example in both versions, that will be great!
>
> When keeping the same configuration, I am running into the following error
> as the web-app is not able to deploy on the 4.0 server:
>
> [14-04-11 15:24:52.622] {main} Unable to find native library 'resin_os'
> for com.caucho.loader.ClassEntry. Resin expects to find this library in:
> (Unix) /opt/resin-4.0.39/libexec/libresin_os.so
> On Unix, run ./configure --prefix=`pwd`; make; make
> install.
>
> I am installing this on a linux 64 bit jvm and have using ./configure
> --prefix=/opt/4.0.39 --enable-64bit command which creates the libexec64 dir
> containing libresin_os.so. How do I tell resin server to look for the
> native library in libexec64 as it seems it's still trying to look for it in
> the libexec and not finding it.
>
> I tried this --libexecdir=DIR command with .configure to give the dir
> name libexec but it still creates libexec64.
>
> Also, I tried giving -Djava.library.path={pathtolibexec64} as jvm-arg but
> that didn't work either.
>
> Any help is very much appreciated as I am really stuck right now :-(
>
> Thanks a lot in advance!
> Sadhana Jain
>
>
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