So I reinstalled the all-in-one bundled and set up the project again.
I think I must have done something wrong configuring the project earlier, but I
don't know why :)
Now everything work great.
Thanks
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if you installed the 190mb all-in-one JBoss-IDE (the eclipse SDK is also
included in that bundle). The server should be setup this way:
File --> new --> Other --> server --> next.
At this point you'll see two JBoss categories in the list. One is JBoss and the
other is JBoss Inc. You should cho
I think something goes wrong at one point. The CPU usage stays close to 100%
even after the server is done starting. I'll investigate and try to find out
what's going on. Maybe some options is not setup properly...
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No I haven't had this problem. I'm using Sun's Java VM version 6.0 beta. (the
latest beta from Sun's site). But it doesn't look like VM's problem. Is the
context root on your browser right (Matches the context root in your
application.xml)?
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Hi Ellen,
So I downloaded the beta version and everything seemed fine until I tried to
run the server (in debug mode or not). The server and the webapp seem to start
fine from what I see in the console, but the web app is not reachable from the
browser...
Did you run into anything like this?
Wh
I realized I forgot to mentioned that I was already using JBoss IDE 1.6, and
was thinking about switching to 2.0 (but being a beta version and knowing that
1.6 wasn't fully compatible with all the JBoss features, I was wondering if I
should do the move yet).
I'll give it a try and will use your
Hi Richard,
a common problem of almost all modern java IDE is, they consume a lot of system
resource. I encountered OutOfMemoryException on both stack and heap pretty
often using default start up configuration. This problem is magnified when
there are plugins. So first off, the JBoss IDE does c
Hi Ellen,
This is off Seam topic, but since you mentioned using the lastest JBoss IDE, I
would like to know if you encountered any problem yet.
I was thinking about giving it a try, so I'm interested to know about what you
think.
Thanks,
Richard
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Thank you for the fix! :-)
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My apologies. You are correct, there is a bug in the generated build:
http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBSEAM-523
The clean target should look like this:
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Sounds more like you have *completely* disabled the Eclipse Java Builder.
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Yes my src folder was correctly recoginzed. The problem was that I always
disable the "Build Automatically" on eclipse for its better performance and.
Then, when I manually issue a "build project" command from the menu, the
build.xml in the seam-gen generated file would simply short circuit the
The idea is that eclipse compiles the java for you, when it is running. As long
as eclipse correctly detects your src folder, you should not need to change
that.
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Got it. The
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in the seam-gen generated build.xml is blocking all the compilation. Just
remove it and everything works. :-)
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