Yes you can do this. You should be able to deploy them by copying the jar
file (or war or ear) to the jboss/deploy directory. Jboss will then
autodeploy the application.
Al
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> JBoss should not be using the classpath as of JBoss2.2.1
> unless you have
> changed the start script. What version are you using?
I am using 2.2.2. It seems to be using the classpath.
We're having a lot of trouble getting anything to work reliably and
consistently.
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Stephen Oakes
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JBoss should not be using the classpath as of JBoss2.2.1 unless you have
changed the start script. What version are you using?
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From: "Stephen Oakes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, June 12, 2001 5:39 PM
Subject: RE:
> Check to make sure you don't have any of your packages on your
> classpath. If you do, then JBoss finds the XML files from
> that package
> instead of from the one you are trying to deploy.
Yes, that turned out to be the reason. It was a very annoying and puzzling
problem. I don't understan
Check to make sure you don't have any of your packages on your
classpath. If you do, then JBoss finds the XML files from that package
instead of from the one you are trying to deploy.
Tom
Stephen Oakes wrote:
>
> Please excuse the naive questions - I'm still pretty new to all this EJB
> stuff.
