You must change the HTTP connector port in
server_installation/server/default/deploy/jbossweb-tomcat55.sar/server.xml.
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Okay, I changed the connection port and the JBoss Server now starts on the new
port. There is no longer any conflict. Thanks for your help.
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NetBeans 5.5 contains the TopLink libraries only, it is useful for the J2SE
projects for example. Hibernate libraries can be added manually using the
Library Manager. The libraries which are not part of the server platform must
be 'deployed' manually by a user.
I don't
Yes, I know Toplink libraries are there and usefull for J2SE projects.
My question is how we get the Hibernate libraries in there too in the default
installation of Netbeans IDE so it is easy to use when doing J2SE projects ?
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and the answer is right here:
http://www.netbeans.org/kb/55/ejb30-jboss.html
here the screenshots shows Hibernate as an option thus i assume they included
it netbeans core too.
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The persistence providers/libraries are automatically found in the JBoss
installation directory.
Hibernate is a part of the JBoss EJB3 support and is therefore available
wherever it is needed, e.g. in the Persistence Unit wizard/editor.
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OK,
now every thing is clear to me.
1) When using NB + Jboss, nb finds hibernate JPA in jboss' installation .
but by default hibernate JPA is not available for nb standalone, to add
hibernate JPA to a non jboss project, use this guide.
http://www.netbeans.org/kb/articles/hibernate-javaee.html
You can also use your existing JBoss 4.0.4 (with EJB support installed), with
an existing NetBeans installation. You can do that by going to Tools - Server
Manager in NetBeans 5.5 builds, clicking Add Server, choosing JBoss
Application Server 4 and following the wizard. Then you select JBoss as
thanks for the reply.
Another question is supporting hibernate persistence API in netbeans/jboss.
netbeans already has toplink libraries, but not hibernate,
so does it use jboss's hibernate libraries , or do I need to manually download
hibernate jars and use netbeans library manager ?
thanks
yes, i would like to know that too ;)
...but i don't think they have integrated it yet.
When we get our final version (of hibernate entity manager) out I will push
more for it.
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