Ok that did the trick :
I've set attribute Isolated to true in ear-deployer.xml.
The remaining question is : do I need to set CallByValue attribute to true ?
If i understand correctly this setting, it is needed for remote calls.
If my ears are standalone apps that embed everything needed and
You should use different war names to avoid conflicts.
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I haven't tried what you are trying to achieve, but it sounds like you run into
this issue of both applications using the same jars/resources because of the
flat class loading model JBoss uses.
See http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=ClassLoadingConfiguration for more
information, and try
Martin is right, and different war names are not needed if they are in
different ear files
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It's easy, simply edit hibernate.cfg.xml file for another datasources which you
have.
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I've made some basic tests with two ears containing :
- jbpm.war
- hibernate.cfg.xml
- jbpm.cfg.xml
Let's say ears are called app1.ear and app2.ear. They both contain the same
structure and files and hibernate.cfg.xml files use distinct JNDI datasources
defined in jbpm-ds.xml.
What i see when
