Hmmm. so maybe one more chance for Eclipse then? So I guess I should upgrade
Eclipse to 3.5, agreed? If I can roll in a few Eclipse 3.3 projects, it might
be worth trying.
I have a hard time finding stuff to download in the JBoss sites, can you guyz
please guide me to A) the latest stable
Just to be clear, is JBoss Tools the open-source stuff or the pay-to-play stuff?
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JBoss Tools is open source and free.
The download page is easy to find. From the tabs at the top of this web page,
hover over Projects and in the drop-down menu hover over Tools and in the
second-level menu click Tools. That takes you to the Tool home page
(http://www.jboss.org/tools). Click
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Sorry, I flunked the astronomy test on the moons of Jupiter...
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Hi Mark,
sorry for assuming that you misused Netbeans.
I don't know this IDE, but I think that some library is added automatically to
your deployed package which conflicts with JBoss.
Could you post the content of all lib folders of the deployed ear file?
Best regards
Wolfgang
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Oh, there is no need to apologize about assuming something :-) I am just
letting you know that the example I am trying to run is simple enough that
there is not much to do wrong. Your idea about the conflicts sounds very
possible. The deployed WAR file is at
Hi,
I think you should remove all three files from WEB-INF\lib of the WAR.
The JBoss ones are found at those locations:
-ejb3-persistence.jar = common\lib
-el-api.jar = common\lib
, jsf-api.jar = server\default\deploy\jbossweb.sar\jsf-libs
Normally, NetBeans should add those to the
Mark, just as an aside, I am not sure how set you are on using NetBeans, but
since primarily Sun engineers developed both NetBeans and GlassFish it would
make sense that the interaction between the two is seamless. In the proprietary
world this could be considered as vendor lock-in. If you want
I have tried using JBoss/J2EE development under Eclipse, and had many many
problems.
I don't have the buckets of money to pay for JBoss Tools subscriptions.
Do you know of any open-source options under Eclipse? The stuff I tried to use
about a year back was very unusable (the open-source
Wolfgang Knauf wrote : Hi,
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| I think you should remove all three files from WEB-INF\lib of the WAR.
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| The JBoss ones are found at those locations:
| -ejb3-persistence.jar = common\lib
| -el-api.jar = common\lib
| , jsf-api.jar = server\default\deploy\jbossweb.sar\jsf-libs
|
anonymous wrote : The stuff I tried to use about a year back was very unusable
If you would have said 2 or 3 years ago, and that you used JBoss IDE (the
predecessor to JBoss Tools), I would have heartily agreed with you. But for
about the past year or so JBoss Tools have been pretty decent to
I added them to resolve missing symbols. I'll try to get them excluded from
the build.
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I removed the offending JARs, but then the project does not build. But this
time I found JAR files that satisfy the build which are actually a part of the
JBoss 5.1 installation, so I hope they are correct ones to use.
However, I still get deploy errors. The new code, including the WAR file
Did you checked that you get JBOSS localhost page
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Hi,
this seems to be the reason for the error:
Cause: Class 'entity.util.JsfCrudELResolver' is not an instance of 'class
javax.el.ELResolver'
So, maybe there are more java standard libraries included in your project which
confuse JBoss.
I assume that you use NetBeans in a wrong way,
The only libraries included are...
A) the JBoss runtime libraries which are automatically included by selecting
JBoss when the project is first created, and
B) the bare minimum extra jar files needed to make build errors go away, all
chosen from the jar files in the JBoss installation itself.
Hi,
your WAR contains JARs of the JSF implementation, which conflict with the one
included in JBoss.
According to the output, you should NOT include those files in your project:
javaee.jar
jsf-api.jar
jsf-impl.jar
jstl.jar
Maybe Netbeans adds those files automatically. I don't know this IDE,
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