RE: [JBoss-user] Netboot doesn't pick up jars from the ${JBossHome}/lib directory

2003-02-20 Thread Jim Brownfield 
Jeremy Boynes wrote:

Thanks for your help on this.

 You know this will all change in 3.2, right?

Are you saying netboot is going away, or are you talking about the
configuration?  If it's the configuration, that seems to change dramatically
with every major release, so I just assume that will be a problem.
Unfortunately, I can't wait... :)

If netboot is going away, then that's a major problem!

 
 For 3.0.4, gnu-regexp.jar should be on the boot classpath as 
 it's added
 with the jmxLibs. Can you check the access log for the boot host and
 verify a) that that jar is actually being requested, and b) that the
 host server has the file in that location.

I don't see any evidence of an attempt to load gnu-regex.jar (but I also
don't see this loaded on a system where JBoss works and is NOT netbooting).
The Library URL is:

11:48:14,630 INFO  [Server] Library URL:
http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/radical/doc/jboss/lib/

Which is correct and accessible (from our network).

 
 If not, you could copy it to ${jboss.server.home}/lib and add 
 it to the
 list of files in the classpath element.

I assume you mean ${jboss.server.home.dir}/config/lib, or do you mean
${jboss.home.dir}/lib (or is there another property I need to know)?  I
figured I might have to add links to ${jboss.server.home.dir}/config/lib,
but I was hoping to keep the netboot installation symetric with a normal
installation (at least relative to the location of files).  I guess I have
no choice

Thanks again for your help,
Jim


 
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  Hi Guys,
  
  JBoss 3.0.4/JVM 1.3.1_06
  
  I'm trying to netboot a custom configuration that's failing 
  when it references the GNU regex objects.  These objects 
  appear to be in the JBossHome's lib directory.  Apparently, 
  JBoss is loading libs from the upper level, and then adding 
  any libs that are specific to a configuration from the load 
  command in the jboss-service.xml file.
  
  What is the best way to make this work in the netboot 
  environment?  I realize I can link the libs into the custom 
  configuration, but I'd like to keep the configuration as 
  symmetric as possible with the default configuration on the 
  server (in other words, I'd like to do it the right way, 
  whatever that is).  However, netboot doesn't seem to pick up 
  the libraries in $JBossHome/lib even though they are visible 
  through the url specified in the --netboot parameter.
  
  Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
  
  Thanks in advance!
  Jim
  
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RE: [JBoss-user] Netboot doesn't pick up jars from the${JBossHome}/lib directory

2003-02-20 Thread Jeremy Boynes 
 Are you saying netboot is going away, or are you talking about the
 configuration?  If it's the configuration, that seems to change
 dramatically
 with every major release, so I just assume that will be a problem.
 Unfortunately, I can't wait... :)

No, hopefully it will now be easier to set up. See the change note at
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detailaid=660839group_id=228
66atid=381174 I wanted you to be aware of the changes coming up.


  If not, you could copy it to ${jboss.server.home}/lib and add
  it to the
  list of files in the classpath element.

 I assume you mean ${jboss.server.home.dir}/config/lib, or do you mean
 ${jboss.home.dir}/lib (or is there another property I need to know)?
I meant the one inside the configuration
jboss.home.dir and .url are the root (.../jboss/)
jboss.server.home.dir and .url are in the config
(.../jboss/server/config/)

 but I was hoping to keep the netboot installation symetric with a normal
 installation (at least relative to the location of files).  I guess I have
 no choice

That may not be possible with 3.0 but should be true with 3.2. With 3.2 you
should be able to netboot an unmodified configuration.

Jeremy



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[JBoss-user] Netboot doesn't pick up jars from the ${JBossHome}/lib directory

2003-02-19 Thread Jim Brownfield 
Hi Guys,

JBoss 3.0.4/JVM 1.3.1_06

I'm trying to netboot a custom configuration that's failing when it
references the GNU regex objects.  These objects appear to be in the
JBossHome's lib directory.  Apparently, JBoss is loading libs from the
upper level, and then adding any libs that are specific to a configuration
from the load command in the jboss-service.xml file.

What is the best way to make this work in the netboot environment?  I
realize I can link the libs into the custom configuration, but I'd like to
keep the configuration as symmetric as possible with the default
configuration on the server (in other words, I'd like to do it the right
way, whatever that is).  However, netboot doesn't seem to pick up the
libraries in $JBossHome/lib even though they are visible through the url
specified in the --netboot parameter.

Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance!
Jim

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RE: [JBoss-user] Netboot doesn't pick up jars from the ${JBossHome}/lib directory

2003-02-19 Thread Jeremy Boynes 
You know this will all change in 3.2, right?

For 3.0.4, gnu-regexp.jar should be on the boot classpath as it's added
with the jmxLibs. Can you check the access log for the boot host and
verify a) that that jar is actually being requested, and b) that the
host server has the file in that location.

If not, you could copy it to ${jboss.server.home}/lib and add it to the
list of files in the classpath element.

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 Subject: [JBoss-user] Netboot doesn't pick up jars from the 
 ${JBossHome}/lib directory
 
 
 Hi Guys,
 
 JBoss 3.0.4/JVM 1.3.1_06
 
 I'm trying to netboot a custom configuration that's failing 
 when it references the GNU regex objects.  These objects 
 appear to be in the JBossHome's lib directory.  Apparently, 
 JBoss is loading libs from the upper level, and then adding 
 any libs that are specific to a configuration from the load 
 command in the jboss-service.xml file.
 
 What is the best way to make this work in the netboot 
 environment?  I realize I can link the libs into the custom 
 configuration, but I'd like to keep the configuration as 
 symmetric as possible with the default configuration on the 
 server (in other words, I'd like to do it the right way, 
 whatever that is).  However, netboot doesn't seem to pick up 
 the libraries in $JBossHome/lib even though they are visible 
 through the url specified in the --netboot parameter.
 
 Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
 
 Thanks in advance!
 Jim
 
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