Yes, that solved the problem with the portlet, now I'm back at the point, where
I already
was, when I tested my application with JBP 2.6.0: a ClassCastException when the
narrow to the remote home object (EJB 2.1) takes place. It worked so far with
JBAS 4.0.5
and JBP 2.4.
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It's the first narrow, that takes places causing the exception, the lookup
works fine.
Best wishes
Werner
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It is not related to JBoss Portal then.
If that worked on Portal 4.0.5 you can still have JBoss Portal 2.6.1 running
with JBoss AS 4.0.5
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You're right, it seems there is some bug in JBossAS 4.2.1. With 4.0.5 it's
working.
I just couldn't imagine. I've also deployed an EJB 2 application without JSF and
Portlet code, that works fine...
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You shouldn't have this problem with 2.6.1
From your first post i couldn't say if it was with 2.6.0 or 2.6.1.
The stacktrace seems to be from 2.6.0 if so can you switch to 2.6.1 please ?
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I've checked, the jboss-portal.sar-directory is 2.6.1. There is no WEB-INF/lib2
in the admin war in 2.6.0. I've deleted all in temp and in work-directories,
just to be sure.
So which class do I have to load in portlet.xml? I chose
com.sun.faces.portlet.FacesPortlet.
I observed something else: my
Do you have META-INF/faces-config.xml in the jsf-portlet.jar ? Also do you use
the latest version ?
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No, there isn't. I'm using the jsf-portlet.jar which is delivered in
portal-admin.sar/WEB-INF/lib2.
So that's my fault?
I will test that, when the server is back online.
Thanks
Werner
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Yes that's your issue.
You should take the original one:
https://jsfportletbridge.dev.java.net/
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Dear Thomas,
after some hours of frustration: I'm back with my portlets where I started,
with the MyFaces stuff replaced by Sun's RI in portlet.xml, the jsf-portlet.jar
removed from WEB-INF/lib of my war file.
This was my first guess with JBossAS 4.2.1/JBossPortal 2.6.0 and my first guess
You need to keep: jsf-portlet.jar
It's the Sun JSF bridge
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Yes, I thought so. There are no portal jars in my ear/war. So I finally run in
the
exceptions from my first posting.
The only differences between the former version of my application are the
addition
of the jsf-portlet.jar to the WEB-INF/lib and the switch from MyFaces to SUN
JSF in
the
It's easy to blame the portal.
Just don't include the Portal jars into your application they are already
available form JBoss Portal.
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