I do not have the classpath specified in the MANIFEST.MF file. The jars it's
looking for are in the same path that the mxmlc.jar file are in though, so if
it sees that, I'd think it should see the others. As far as the second
comment, anonymous wrote : I just noticed this
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Is there a way to configure an application to be deployed to JBoss so that you
can ignore certain libraries that are in the common libraries? For OC4J, we
have used an orion-application.xml file, allowing the version of the library in
our project to be the one imported: orion-application
Does anyone have any ideas about this? I've tried removing the xerces jar from
my project, but that didn't buy me anything.
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I'm trying to deploy and application that we've previously been running on OC4J
on JBoss 5.0.0 GA, and I'm receiving some errors on deployment that appear to
be classpath related...
14:46:09,649 ERROR [ProfileServiceBootstrap] Failed to load profile:
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I am evaluating JBoss using a current application. This app will auto-unpack
and deploy w/o a hitch in glassfish, tomcat, and oc4j, but when I try to deploy
it in JBoss (5.01), I get the following errors...sorry for the long stacktrace.
Any Ideas?
10:36:21,201 INFO [[/myapp]] Initializing
Thanks for the help. I removed the following jars from my lib directory:
hibernate2.jar
hibernate-annotations.jar
hibernate-commons-annotations.jar
hibernate-entitymanager.jar
hibernate-tools.jar
The previous errors I stated are gone, and I'm now getting this, which I can
only assume is a
