I haven't tried absolute path's in a while but will find out today.
"Colin Canfield"
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Subject: Re:
[castor-dev] Can't find database.xml in weblogic 6.1
04/18/2002 05:53 PM startup class
Please respond to castor-dev
I am having the same problems under jboss. When I do specify the absolute
path the mappings are read but as soon as I try a query the system cannot
find the class specified. I'm assuming this is also a class loader problem
as things work fine outside the container ... Have you had similar problems
under weblogic or has that aspect not been as issue?
Thanks, Colin
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Subject: Re: [castor-dev] Can't find database.xml in weblogic 6.1
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I'd like to see the servlet ..
With the new j2ee using the getClass.getResource method just isn't
practical. Classes may be loaded by the ejb module the web application
module or through the system classpath. Storing the JDO in JNDI may be
more practical but wouldn't that require having a pool of JDO's to get
decent performance ??
Have you used that approach. Is a single INSTANCE actually be shared by
multiple components
If JNDI isn't used then an absolute path has to be used to load the
database.xml.
Thanks
Kevin
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Can't find database.xml in weblogic 6.1
startup class
04/18/2002
01:40 PM
Please
respond to
castor-dev
There seems to be a lot of questions around they loading of the runtime
configuration file(s) ('mapping.xml' / 'database.xml'). I've written a
servlet that is simular to the one used for initializing of Log4J.
See:
http://jakarta.apache.org/log4j/docs/manual.html
part 'Initialization servlet'
Through this servlet it's possible to set the path to the '*.xml' files
through your web-containers 'WEB-INF/web.xml' configuration file.
Let me now if it is useful to post here.
Tjeerd
PS: Sorry I hat to do a lot of work today, this Castor init servlet still
needs to be tested.
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> Subject: [castor-dev] Can't find database.xml in weblogic 6.1 startup
> class
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>
> Has anybody written a startup class in weblogic 6.1 which uses caster.
> All dependent classes need to go in in the serverclasses
> directory - which
> means that the database and mapping xml files need to go in there.
>
> This however causes big problems. The ejb's and the servlets
> will not be
> able to load classes if the xml files are in the system classpath.
>
> Anybody run into this and have a solution
>
> Thanks
> Kevin
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