The nukes directory you created is where non-core nukes modules go. The
deploy-components target puts things in there. The nukes core ear watches the nukes
directory and deploys things it sees, ie. an XML file will be assumed to be a MBean
descriptor, while SARs and EARs are seen as modules, th
It is now working completely. Thanks again. Is it documented anywhere that the
default admin password is admin?
I don't see any other errors in the log. There is one thing I did that I did not
mention. I created a directory called nukes under server/default. Prior to doing
that I was get
you need to execute the following command in the nukes/nukes directory:
build deploy-components
that will deploy the menu-block, etc. i'm not sure why you're still getting the "lock
exception" - do the logs offer any more information?
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Yes, the trailing slash "fixed" the screen. I do not have any links on the page, it
describes what is coming in this realease and in future releases. I still get the
failed to obtain lock exception.
How do I login?
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use this as the url:
http://localhost:8080/nukes/
gotta have the trailing "/" (that should be fixed).
i am not sure what is causing that exception however (lucene is trying to get a lock
on something, but i don't know what). are there any deployment errors before that?
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When I go to http://localhost:8080/nukes, I get a blue bar across the top, and then
the message "The file id is not indicated". I also get the error :
20:33:29,920 INFO [Server] JBoss (MX MicroKernel) [3.2.3RC1 (build: CVSTag=JBos
s_3_2_3_RC1 date=200311101720)] Started in 43s:665ms
20:38:27,733
if you are logged in as the "admin" user, there should be an "edit" link at the top of
the page that will allow you to change the contents.
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Cool, it now works (building from source, etc). However I am now faced witht he end
of the documentation. The comment is goto http://localhost:8080/nukes and enjoy.
What I get at that URL is uninspiring. Where do I go to start making changes to the
content?
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you don't need the latest code, but in order for you to be able to use hsqldb, you're
going to want to do a build against the source.
use this link: http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/jboss/nukes-1.0.0-src.zip?download
once you've got the source, follow the instruction i posted before. one thin
Tried that and am getting the same error. Do I need to get the latest code from CVS
and do the build?
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No I am not building from source, I downloaded rel 1.0. I moved the bean script into
the deploy directory and recieved the following error on startup:
2004-03-31 13:13:25,488 INFO [org.jboss.nukes.core.modules.block.BlockModule] Started
2004-03-31 13:13:25,488 INFO [org.jboss.nukes.core.modul
are you compiling from source at all? the output/resources dir only appears if you ran
through a build.
the .bsh files are beanshell scripts. they can be dropped into the deploy directory
and then they will create the tables.
what does your nukes-ds.xml deployment file have in the connection-
I was not able to find the "output/resources" directories. Ina src bundle I was able
to find the file "nukes-hsqldb-setup.bsh" which seems to have the ddl code within java
code. I am unsure why this is in a file with a bsh extention, and I suspect this is
the wrong file. Still I opened the HS
if nukes is successfully connecting to the hsqldb, then you need to manually create
the tables for everything to work correctly.
in each component's output/resources directory, you can find setup.ddl files that can
be used to create the tables. some components also have beanshell scripts (my
f
have you already a JBOSS_HOME env variable that would point to another jboss
distribution ?
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