hey jaikiran, sorry i dont know why it's so hard to make this run , i guess
moving from glassfish to jboss is no that obvious.
Noiw i am having another issue, in my main app i include a jar wich belong to
another java project that i developed , this project , when it was runing on
glassfish
What does that jar contain? And where exactly did you paste it in JBoss? And
please post the console logs and the exception stacktrace. And when does this
exception occur, during deployment time or when you access your application?
While posting logs or xml content or code, please remember to
hey mate thanks for the quick response, well the jar contains many jars it self
i will list them how i had it befor and how i have 'em now:
Befor:
richfaces-api3.2.2GA.jar
richfaces-impl3.2.2GA.jar
richfaces-ui3.2.2GA.jar
common-beanutil,common-collection,common-digester,common.logging jars
is this enought information?
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so, should i add those jars into my JBOSS_HOME/lib folder?
thank you so much for your response
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BjPenn wrote : so, should i add those jars into my JBOSS_HOME/lib folder?
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Nope, just point the classpath to the jars in JBOSS_HOME/common/lib
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thanks jaikiran for your response, mmm i've done something befor reading your
answer, i've copied those jars in my default/lib folder and now it's working??
is it bad or i have to point my classpath to JBOSS_HOME/common/lib/ and
JBOSS_HOME/server/xxx/deploy/jbossweb.sar/jsf-libs/
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BjPenn wrote : i've done something befor reading your answer, i've copied
those jars in my default/lib folder and now it's working?? is it bad
I would say, its not recommended :) Its always good to avoid moving around or
modifying the server artifacts (like the jar files).
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thank you mate ;)
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sorry i have a little doubt, you mean point the enviroment variable classpath??
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or i guess changin it in the run.bat??
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You mentioned you are using NetBeans and i guess that's where you are seeing
this error. So its in NetBeans where you have to configure the classpath. I am
not an IDE expert, so i really don't know the exact steps to do this in
NetBeans.
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Look in JBOSS_HOME/common/lib/jsp-api.jar, servlet-api.jar
and
JBOSS_HOME/server/xxx/deploy/jbossweb.sar/jsf-libs/jsf-api.jar
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