The following issue has been updated:
Updater: Vincent Massol (mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED])
Date: Sat, 17 Apr 2004 8:33 AM
Changes:
assignee changed from Cactus Developers Mailing List to Vincent Massol
description changed from Cactus cannot be run on JBoss (3.2.1), because
of the HttpClient library.
Cause :
JBoss has an older version of HttpClient in its classpath, see
http://archives.real-time.com/pipermail/cactus-user/2003-January/002123.
or, of course, your jboss/lib directory!
This problem is not in itself a Cactus problem (IMHO it's 100% JBoss' fault),
however it would be nice to be able to use Cactus & Jboss together.
I have 2 comments :
1- Maybe it would be possible to use an older HttpClient library with Cactus.
2- I'm only using a servlet to test an EJB. Why on earth do I need HttpClient to
do that????????? I understand the need for HttpClient when Cactus is running as
an Ant task, but in my case I really do not understand why it is used.
Could it be possible to remove the need for HttpClient, if we're just testing an
EJB from within the servlet container itself??
Julien Dubois. to Cactus cannot be run on JBoss (3.2.1), because of the HttpClient
library.
Cause :
JBoss has an older version of HttpClient in its classpath, see
http://archives.real-time.com/pipermail/cactus-user/2003-January/002123.
or, of course, your jboss/lib directory!
This problem is not in itself a Cactus problem (IMHO it's 100% JBoss' fault),
however it would be nice to be able to use Cactus & Jboss together.
I have 2 comments :
1- Maybe it would be possible to use an older HttpClient library with Cactus.
2- I'm only using a servlet to test an EJB. Why on earth do I need HttpClient to
do that????????? I understand the need for HttpClient when Cactus is running as
an Ant task, but in my case I really do not understand why it is used.
Could it be possible to remove the need for HttpClient, if we're just testing an
EJB from within the servlet container itself??
Julien Dubois.
environment changed from Operating System: Other
Platform: All to Operating System: Other
Platform: All
priority changed to Blocker
Fix Version changed to 1.5-beta1
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Key: CACTUS-44
Summary: Httpclient problem on JBoss
Type: Bug
Status: Resolved
Priority: Blocker
Resolution: FIXED
Project: Cactus
Components:
Other
Fix Fors:
1.5-beta1
Versions:
1.4.1
Assignee: Vincent Massol
Reporter: Julien Dubois
Created: Fri, 20 Jun 2003 1:20 PM
Updated: Sat, 17 Apr 2004 8:33 AM
Environment: Operating System: Other
Platform: All
Description:
Cactus cannot be run on JBoss (3.2.1), because of the HttpClient library.
Cause :
JBoss has an older version of HttpClient in its classpath, see
http://archives.real-time.com/pipermail/cactus-user/2003-January/002123.
or, of course, your jboss/lib directory!
This problem is not in itself a Cactus problem (IMHO it's 100% JBoss' fault),
however it would be nice to be able to use Cactus & Jboss together.
I have 2 comments :
1- Maybe it would be possible to use an older HttpClient library with Cactus.
2- I'm only using a servlet to test an EJB. Why on earth do I need HttpClient to
do that????????? I understand the need for HttpClient when Cactus is running as
an Ant task, but in my case I really do not understand why it is used.
Could it be possible to remove the need for HttpClient, if we're just testing an
EJB from within the servlet container itself??
Julien Dubois.
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