jaikiran: Very good point and a big mistake from me... Although it hasn't
worked :/ .
The package of Xerces-J includes the following JARs:
| resolver.jar
| serializer.jar
| xercesImpl.jar
| xml-apis.jar
|
Before testing your idea, I thought that the lack of dependency libraries would
return an exception of type "NoClassDefFound". Or maybe no errors even, since
there wasn't any file in execution (it was just the deploying phase).
However, after reading your message twice, I think I got you and realized that
maybe JBoss was combining the use of my version of "xercesImpl.jar" with
non-matching versions of the rest of JARs. Unfortunately, I've added them too
and I still get that error.
Something which is even more odd: I've decided to remove that JARs and use
exactly the sames names and versions which are included in JBoss, in
"lib/endorsed". Indeed, I've just copied and pasted them in my "lib" folder.
And guess what? The same error occurs!!!
So this clarifies that it's not a matter of versions... By the way, the files
are:
| serializer.jar
| xalan.jar
| xercesImpl.jar
|
I've also tried to change the name of "lib" and modify the
"META-INF/MANIFEST.MF" to point to the renamed folder ("liv" in this case). But
it seems not to work:
| Manifest-Version: 1.0
| Class-Path: liv/serializer.jar liv/xalan.jar liv/xercesImpl.jar
liv/mylib.jar
|
|
|
To check if it had worked, I've added a personal library (mylib.jar) to use
this in a JSP file. No errors returned were in the deployment, but the JSP
failed because it didn't find "mylib.jar".
After "googling" a little more I've seen that some servers, including JBoss,
were already supporting the tag inside of a tag , in the "application.xml"
file:
| <module>
| <java>liv/serializer.jar</java>
| </module>
| <module>
| <java>liv/xalan.jar</java>
| </module>
| <module>
| <java>liv/xercesImpl.jar</java>
| </module>
|
The libraries have been loaded properly, but the deployment error came back.
So, in other words, it doesn't matter if you just put "xercesImpl.jar" in the
default directory ("lib") or you use an unofficial one and refer to it in
"application.xml".
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