OK, I resolved this issue by using a /lib directory in my EAR instead of
using Class-Path entries in my MANIFEST.MF. But according to the JEE 5
specification, section EE.8.2.1 these methods should be equivalent.
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I have an application which is running without issue on JBoss 4.2.0. I am
attempting to run the same application on JBoss 5.0.1 and I am hitting a
classloading issue. It happens during deployment while Spring is instantiating
my Spring managed beans. The class which cannot be found is in the
Thanks Peter, that was the solution.
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I have a multihomed server on which I have installed two identical versions of
JBoss 4.2.0. I have also installed JBoss native on each in order to use the
Tomcat APR optimizations. I also set up an HTTPS connector on each server. I
use the -b option on each instance in order to bind it to a
Just pushing this one up in hopes it garners a response.
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Does anybody have any pointers on how to eliminate external dependencies on
schema within XML configuration files? For example, my web.xml starts out like:
| web-app version=2.5
| xmlns=http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/javaee;
|
You need to install the Tomahawk components. Since you are using a pre-built
ear, you can add the tomahawk.jar and it's dependencies to the
jboss-web.deployer/jsf-libs directory.
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I understand how to use the JNDIView MBean via the jmx-console to browse the
global JNDI and the ENC contexts of EJBs. How can one browse the ENC contexts
(i.e. java:comp namespace) of web applications? I have tried searching the
web, the wiki and these forums without any luck.
Thanks,
Ray
