Hi,
Is there a document included with the distribution that lists what versions of
the dependencies have been used to create this binary?
Specifically, what version of both CXF and Spring are included as part of the
CXF bundle?
Thanks,
John
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Actually, when I read the contents and print them out using the FileUtils class
I wrote:
String str = FileUtils.newInstance().getFileContents(/config.xml);
System.out.println(File Contents: + str);
Here is the result:
05:16:59,789 INFO [STDOUT] File Contents:
So, I am assuming that the
erasmomarciano,
Thank you for the reply, however, that was one of the first things I verified
and it is well-formed.
Even if it wasn't well-formed, I'd be receiving an error to that effect and not
a FileNotFoundException.
John
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Hi Peter,
Thanks for the reply. I've tried two different methods to access the config
file: 1) using the FileUtils and 2)
getClass().getClassLoader().getResourceAsStream()
Here is the relevant code from each:
1)
public String getFileContents(String fileName) {
| StringBuffer
Peter,
anonymous wrote : If you would have passed the name config.xml instead (no
leading slash), it would look for the file in jboss_home/bin (which is the
current working directory).
You are correct, it printed out the JBOSS_HOME/bin directory as the current
directory - something I just
Hi,
I have an EAR file that is structured like this:
EAR
| - META-INF
| | - application.xml
| - WAR
| | - META-INF
| | - MANIFEST.MF - Class-path: config.xml
| | - WEB-INF - lib/classes etc
| - depA.jar
| - depB.jar
| - config.xml
The war contains a
I have an EAR application deployed on JBoss 4.2.2 running on OS X.
In a WAR, I am loading a servlet during application startup to bootstrap some
configuration within an object then binding that object to the JNDI
java:comp/env namespace.
When I look in the jmx-console, I see that the object is
