Hi,
Just solved it. It turns out that I had log4j as part of the web archive itself
(in WEB-INF/lib). This resulted in a conflict because apparently two version of
log4j are loaded in memory and casting between these two versions will not work
because they were independently loaded.
Removin
I have a similar problem which occurs every time I (re)deploy my webapp.
Is the problem solved yet? It is a bit annoying since it is difficult to see
from the logs whether the exception is (just) the logging exception or
indicates a serious deployment problem .
Cheers
Erik
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Hi,
Has this issue also been reported in the JIRA for JBoss?
I am running into it now as well and couldn't find any information about
this in the releasenotes for 4.0.3.SP1
Cheers
Erik
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Hi,
I have a problem with HttpServletResponse.encodeURL(). When I disable cookies
in my web browser and connect to my application, it appears that encodeURL()
encodes any URLs that do not start with a '/' appropriately using the session
id. Nevertheless, all URLs that start with a '/' (i.e. a
Hi,
As I understand it, this means that in order to use specific security
configurations based on permissions, the startup script of jboss must be
modified to include a security configuration.
Nevertheless, this means that every application deployed on JBoss will run with
the same security
Just saw that javax.securitg.auth.Policy is deprecated and that now
java.security.Policy must be used and the property name is policy.provider.
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Hi,
I have a web application with context root /ServletTest.
The servlet-mapping for one servlet in the application is
HelloWorldServlet
/HelloWorldServlet/*
In my web application there is a file called file.html in the web root.
Now, this servlet forward every request. It forwa
