I ran into the same problem. For me, the problem began when I was forced to
create a web.xml for my portlet. My web.xml was using 2.3 instead of version
2.4. Make sure the top of your web.xml file looks like this.
| http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/j2ee";
| xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/X
Did you already try resetting the database?
1) shut down the server
2) delete the "portal" directory under server/default/data
3) Remove all the JBoss tables or wipe out all data contained within those
tables.
4) restart the server. I think they use Hibernate to automatically check for
the exist
I think there is still a problem with RC1 and Oracle 9. I was never able to get
CMS to work correctly with Oracle 9. However, I just switched over to RC2 and
everything is now working as expected.
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I found the problem myself. To do the build from source, you need to add
junit.jar to Ant's lib directory. Go to ANT_HOME/lib and copy junit.jar to it.
Hope someone else finds this information useful.
I think the reason it has to be there is because the CactusTask extends an
AntTask and in orde
I was going to make some modifications to the UserPortlet as a test but can not
get the project to build. This is the error I'm getting.
BUILD FAILED
| C:\jboss-portal-2.2.1RC1-src\tools\etc\buildfragments\tools.ent:157:
taskdef A class needed by class org.apache.cactus.integration.ant.CactusT
I've installed JBoss Portal 2.0RC1 using Oracle as the backend. I downloaded
the source version and deployed it to my existing JBoss 4.0.1 instance. I
stored the passwords unencrypted into the jbp_user table since I was unsure
whether an Oracle MD5 encrypted password would work without knowing t
