Follow up -- I believe the problem is that JBoss 4.2.2 is now using a later
version of Jaxb as part of the new web server implementation. Unfortunately,
the new Jax bas rewritten almost the entire codeset, except for one or two
classes that they completely rewrote, but kept the same name. One
I'm having a problem and I am ripping my hair out trying to resolve!
We have an application that uses JSXB to marshall XML objects. We're using
"jaxb-rt-1.0-ea.jar" and we include the JAR file in the application and in the
CLASSPATH. Works perfectly in 4.0.4.
I'm trying to get the application
Well, we weren't including the servlet jar, but we were including j2ee.jar,
which includes the servlet API. I took that out and now the JSP compiles and I
can get into the application. Still got plenty of problems, of course, but I
can probably figure those out!
Thanks for your help!
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No, but here's something interesting --
In 4.0.4, there are two servlet JARs, javax.servlet.jar and
javax.servlet.jsp.jar. The second one had the "JSP" classes init.
In 4.2.2, there is only one file, servlet-api.jar. This JAR has a "jsp"
package/folder to hold the JSP classes, but this folde
First of all, thanks for your help. I appreciate it. It is not in the actual
code, it is being generated. It looks like the generated java is quite
different in 4.0.4 and 4.2.2. In 4.2.2, it generates two additional methods,
_jspInit() and _jspDestroy(). The problem is in the _jspInit() met
Thanks. As you mentioned, I'm getting errors all over the place with y Web
Services. But more concerning is I can't even get a JSP to compile on 4.2.2.
Obviously, it works fine in 4.0.4GA and has nothing to do with the services.
Just a plan old JSP. The error is:
org.apache.jasper.JasperEx
Hi --
We've got an application running just fine under 4.0.4 and want to upgrade to
4.2.2. Is there a guide or steps to do this? We can't just copy the server
folder from 4.0.4 to 4.2.2 (since the structure inside is different), and when
I try to just copy what I think is needed the applicati
Thanks! You wouldn't believe how many topics match "localhost"!
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I am having an odd problem.
I have an application that I deploy in JBoss AS 4.2.2.GA. The application
works fine when I access it through the "localhost" URL. However, when I try
to use the machine name, it will not work. Even the JBoss Console behaves the
same way -- it comes up with the "l
Hi. I have a (hopefully!) simple question. I need to be able to know the
actual directory within the "tmp" folder that JBoss has deployed the
application in. I don't particularly care what it is, but I need to know what
it is.
The usual Java methods, of course, return where JBoss is running
We have an application (no EJBs) that is running in WAS 6.0. However, WAS is
ridiculously expensive, so we want to move the application over to JBoss. Is
there a guide for migrating from WAS? Although we don't use EJBs, we do use
data sources and JNDI lookups and MQ.
Thanks in advance!
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