Check if your components.properties file is in place.
If it is try replacing all @xyz@ entries in components.xml with values from
components.properties.
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tanx Tlex was really that, now i´m getting a missing library, tanx again man
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Run ant with the deploy target of your choice, inspect the created .ear or .war
file and compare the libs directory with your manually setup.
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yeah i use ant to do all (javac,war,jar,ear,deploy) , the problem was in the
components.xml, it was not getting the value of the properties and one of the
property was to do something that i didn´t need. now is fine
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You'll have to use your debugger.
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I have the same problem. It occurs already at startup when loading an
application.
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Actually, this happened after I installed the seam booking example according to
the Wiki article found at
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=EclipseSeamProject.
When deploying it and starting JBoss, I get:
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| 20:58:27,250 INFO [ServletContextListener] Welcome to Seam 1.0.1.GA
And so you'll need to "use your debugger" too. :)
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Ok, I fixed it for me:
in components.xml were some values like '@something@'; when I replaced those
with real values ('true', ...), it started up just fine.
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"swenbarth" wrote : Ok, I fixed it for me:
| in components.xml were some values like '@something@'; when I replaced
those with real values ('true', ...), it started up just fine.
Well that's just groovy, what exactly are legitimate values for this file or
where do I go to figure out some for m
"hartsock" wrote : "swenbarth" wrote : Ok, I fixed it for me:
| | in components.xml were some values like '@something@'; when I replaced
those with real values ('true', ...), it started up just fine.
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| Well that's just groovy, what exactly are legitimate values for this file
or where d
ClassFormatError looks like a JDK issue.
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"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : ClassFormatError looks like a JDK issue.
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Thanks , but how to fix that ? JBoss is running on Java 1.5 , the same JVM was
used for compiling java-files in WAR.
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I'm 99% sure you are not running JDK 5.0.
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"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : I'm 99% sure you are not running JDK 5.0.
I have checked from JMX console . JBoss.system.serverInfo link shows :
JavaVMVersion java.lang.StringR1.5.0_09-b01
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So have you recompiled Seam with JDK 6.0?
http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=6553734
AFAIK the Seam distribution is compiled with JDK 5.0 and you should definitely
not see this message.
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"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : So have you recompiled Seam with JDK 6.0? We have
not recompile Seam, just extracted to some directory.
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The problem is gone, something was wrong with Seam distribution indeed.
Repackaging with another Seam solved the issue.
Many thanks to Christian Bauer.
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