Found the problem. Virtual host's files MUST be deployed in the deploy
directory. I simply put a symbolic link (on Linux) named with a .war suffix
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Also, I removed the
appBase="c:\\domaindirector
I have the same issue - did you ever solve the problem?
I think this is because when you deploy something directly in tomcat, it's not
using jboss's JNDI context. So i would think you could simply define the
resource in the server.xml itself. But apparently that doesn't work either ...
still w
The problem still occur when the webapp is deployed as an exploded virtual
host. See above for server.xml .
Do we still have to specifiy a jboss-web.xml since only env-entry elements are
to be available via JNDI?
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Th problem doesn't occur when the webapp is deployed as a .war archive in the
/deploy directory.
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Could it be related? We configured a virtual host this way (stacktrace below):
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2006-04-05 15:00:25,849 WARN [org.apache.struts.action.RequestProcessor]
Unhandled Exception thrown: class javax.naming.NameNotFoundExcept
We get a:
javax.naming.NameNotFoundException: env not bound
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The struts action has an incorrect context class loader, or has introduced a
jndi.properties that is corrupting the naming environment. Stacktrace is step 1.
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