Hello,
i am trying to deploy an application without building an archive.
When I copy a packed WAR-archive to the deploy-directory, the hot deployment
service is creating a directory tmp/deploy.
I've deployed a running archive to the deploy directory and copied the created
TMP-Directory from
Hello i am using Eclipse WTP (Web Toolkit Project) with JBoss 4.0.5.GA, that
works great. Maybe that would help you? Best regards
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Hello!
I am trying to deploy an old Tomcat application to JBoss and have some
problems.
The first problem is, that i have no archives but an directory which needs to
be copied. That leads to a hot deployment error - is the /deploy dir only
accepting compiled archives?
The second problem
Okay i have forgotten to add the extension application.war to the directory
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Hello i had the same problems too.
Some sales-persons on the CeBIT told me that XDoclet ist depricated and
replaced by annotations. So when you are going to develop a new Web Application
you better should use this kind.
If you need XDoclet for older application there are some IDE-independent
Hello i have the following maven-Script added to my pom.xml which starts
wstools with an ANT-Task:
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| artifactIdmaven-antrun-plugin/artifactId
| executions
| execution
| idantTask/id
|
Hello I have a question. I only want to deploy an EJB written in XDoclet (i
know about annotations, but need to publish webservices of an existing project
written with XDoclet) which is displayed under
http://localhost:8080/jbossws/services
I am using Maven2 and XDoclet.
I will post the
