Hola Bea, pueden ser mil cosas
- entiendo que el JBoss està bien configurado: prueba http://localhost:8080
- entiendo que tu aplicaciÃn se llama tambiÃn HelloWorld y se despliega
correctamente (revisa el log)
- mira a ver si tu Servlet implementa doGet()
- en el tag hay que meter la ruta complet
Are your JSPs located at your webapp root dir or in subdirectories?
I've heard about building problems in second case. You can try replacing the
jasper-compiler.jar and jasper-runtime.jar libraries you are curently using for
building for older ones (could be 4.0)
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It could be an IDE bug; I used JBuilder X and had the same problem. If you do
so as well, then you should install the JBuilder X Update 004 patch (download
from Borland if registered) and follow patching instructions related to JBoss
fixes
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Hi everybody,
I'm new to Stateful EJB (I had allways worked with stateless), so when I
started working with EJBSF I (wrongly) thought that every time you invoked
"create" method, container was clever enough to give you the same EJB instance.
Since, instead of that, a new instance is created, the
Hi James,
I've never worked with Stateful EJBs and I've got a doubt:
you said "if you really want to use a Stateful Session Bean, you should create
it only once from the client and then ..."
but...
what happens if client is a servlet?: you cannot store EJB as a Servlet's
attribute since Serv
