Hibernate is used in JBoss AS as the JPA provider. If you are not using JPA,
Hibernate will not be used.
ehCache would appear to be a replacement for JBoss Cache, not for Hibernate.
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Thanks for the quick feedback.
Here's the deal. I am using a 3rd party plugin for my application that has it's
own class loader for hibernate. Right now it looks as though Jboss when doing
it's war deployments via the default server relies on hibernate. I tested this
by removing the hibernate
I think what you are looking for is scoped class loading, see if this helps:
http://www.jboss.org/community/docs/DOC-9288
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Thanks for the post. I will have to play around with this.
This sounds like what I need as I assume the scoped class loading will ensure
that my war can only see what my war has available to use and keep jboss's
shared scope out of the mix?
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Yes, that's the idea. You app will use your JARs and ignore the ones provided
by JBoss AS.
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Perfect!
Thank you!
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Ok so I have done some further testing and am hitting a possible wall.
Not sure what's going on. My application tries to start it's own version of
hibernate which is causing the conflict/error. Is there another document out
there that could assist me additionally?
I feel like I am close on this
Which AS version do you use? For JBossAS-4.2.x, maybe this will help
http://www.jboss.org/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&t=133202
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I am on JBossAS5 and thanks for the reply btw.
I've reviewed your post, but don't think it will do much good. My issue is that
on deployment I do not want hibernate to even load. I want my application to
load it instead. Does that make sense? Is this possible? Maybe I am not
understanding the l
When you post exception stack traces, please post the whole thing, including
the logging info. The excerpt you posted means nothing and at this point I
cannot tell if that is because you didn't include the interesting stuff, or
because this is yet another poorly-worded exception. In some cases i
Thanks. I will make sure to include everything from now on. Also I will try
what you have proposed.
Here is the entire stack trace from the web page attempting to make the call:
org.hibernate.validator.event.ValidateEventListener
at
org.hibernate.cfg.AnnotationConfiguration.buildSessionFactory(
Now I get it - you posted the stack trace shown in the browser. At least that
is what I think you posted based on the phrase "from the web page". Such stack
traces are usually not that helpful (and this one is not).
The console log has the real cause of the problem:
06:50:00,805 ERROR [STDERR]
I'm pretty sure the problem stems from the dynamic nature of CF + Groovy.
CFGroovy is doing quite a bit of shuffling with the current context
classloader, and that's what Hibernate uses to keep track of where it's at,
sorta, so...
I'm thinking pre-compiled domain objects will work fine, since t
Good to know information!
I am going to just toss this Barney's way to see what he thinks...
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