One thing you can try (if you are using jboss-3.2.5 or above) is set the isolated
property on EARDeployer to true so that your EAR has a scoped classloader. If you are
using a earlier version, then you can always set scoped class loading for your ear
using jboss-app.xml. Check the jboss docs for
I have already tried that.
I put the three jars in my .ear file, and declared them as java modules in the ear's
META-INF/application.xml, as I do with several other libraries used, but it does not
work. I get the same error as I get when running with the old jars only.
/Fredrik
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Hi,
if you want save, the best way (IMO) is to put all in an EAR-File.
So your application work with the necassary XSLT and JBoss and other applications in
the same JBoss AS runs with different..
Wolf
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