Wolfgang: I'll take a look when I've more free time. It sounds interesting.
Thank you a lot again :) .
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Wolfgang: Ummm... Very interesting. If they closed the JIRA I guess that's the
normal behaviour, as you state.
In the end I decided to continue with my manual deployment instead of using the
console (be it the JMX console or the administration console). Basically
because during the development
I'm also facing the same problem on NetBeans v. 6.7.1 when developing an
Enterprise Application which contains an EJB Module. This is because for the
JBoss 5 series many common libraries were moved to the common/lib folder of
the server root, instead of keeping them on every instance lib
Hello:
I've been checking the Wiki documentation and also searching these forums in
order to find information about this issue, but every answer seemed to be more
general and didn't focused on EARs in concrete.
Checking the documentation of the JMX console I've been able to restart web
bcowdery: First of all excuse my delay to answer you, but I thought that I had
already done it. I'm sorry for that ;) .
Your explanation is very interesting to me. I'm using Stateless Session Beans
in a very little environment (compared to a clustered one) so many of the
concepts which you
Wow, what a chance! Today, 8th May of 2009, I've found this thread in Google
but was doubting about posting here because of the age of the messages. However
I've realized that you've taken it back to life just a few hours ago, ha ha ha.
So it's an excellent moment to ask :) .
I'm still a
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
By the way, the forum seems to have ate the tags of one of my last comments,
he he he. I meant were already supporting the tag 'java' inside of a tag
'module'.
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Something else... I've also tried the tag *library-directory* in
application.xml to specify a different name than lib, but it seems not to
be recognized by this version of JBoss:
| library-directorylib/library-directory
|
I'm gonna look for more information on the Internet and, if I'm
More information... I've checked this line in
deploy/jboss-web.deployer/META-INF/jboss-service.xml:
| attribute name=UseJBossWebLoaderfalse/attribute
|
I know, it has nothing to do with the deployment of EAR files, but has made me
discover why in another past project I could use
Well, well... Sorry for so many messages, but since I can't edit mine, I've to
add one after another and so on :P .
I've found a solution to use the last version of that JARs and without JBoss
complaining because of it.
First of all, I've realized that the 3 JARs included in lib/endorsed are
jaikiran: First of all, thank you for your quick answer. It's nice to have such
help.
I've tested all this using a very simple EAR file whose structure is as follows:
| trax.ear
| |
| |- lib
| | |- xercesImpl.jar
| |
| |- META-INF
| | |-
Good nights:
I've been googling all the afternoon trying to fix a conflict between a
version of xercesImpl which I use in an EAR file and the one employed by
JBoss. After reading some forums and Wikis I've came to the conclusion that I
need to isolate my EAR deployment in order to use its own
For ethnarch: First of all, excuse my late answer. Also thanks for spending
your time trying to help me.
I think that I should have chosen a more generic example, since that one of
numbers ending in five was only to get an approximation to my problem in real
terms. As you stated it could be
Good morning:
I'm still a rookie with the Java Persistence API and the Java Persistence Query
Language, and have a doubt about the implementation of the LIKE operator. On
SQL, I use this operator to compare not only text strings between the each
other but also a numeric value to a text
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