Hmm, mixed? I compiled both from trunk?
Here are my steps to compile:
svn co http://openmeetings.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/webapp/
openmeetings-trunk
cd openmeetings-trunk
ant dist
svn checkout http://red5.googlecode.com/svn/java/server/trunk/ red5-
trunk
cd red5-trunk
ant webwar
Which logging
you have mixed somehow different red5 and openmeetings versions.
*ch.qos.logback.classic.selector.DefaultContextSelector cannot be cast
to org.red5.logging.LoggingContextSelector*
these are two different Logging-Factories.
You have somehow a JAR conflict between those slf4j-xxx.jar,
logback-xxx.j
I'm really lost here. I compiled both red5 and OpenMeetings with Java
6 and merged web.xml.
The webapp finally deploys. But I still get this Axis2 "Internal
Server Error".
Tomcat logfile gives:
17.09.2009 18:15:01 org.apache.catalina.core.StandardWrapperValve
invoke
SCHWERWIEGEND: Servlet.servic
You should try to compile a Java 6 version of the red5-war as openmeetings
is also compiled with JDK6.
The configuration files of red5 are located in the red5-webapp.
sebastian
2009/9/3 Matthias Debus
>
> red5.properties is not included in OpenMeetings source nor in
> red5.war. I've take the f
red5.properties is not included in OpenMeetings source nor in
red5.war. I've take the files out of the "conf" dir in your bundle
(red5-openmeetings-090-rc2-r2227).
Deployed again, same error.
In red5.war there is not much more than "classes" and "lib" under WEB-
INF and a web.xml.
It was from
axis2 should be although not the default page that is going to be displayed.
There must be some more files missing and the overall configuration.
There are also the rd5.properties et cetera. Did you care about those files
too?
I guess coping openmeetings-webapp into red5 and rename things there mu
Thanks for your reply!
Now I understand how to do it. But it doesn't run yet. :-)
I did:
1. Copied "classes" and "lib" dirs from red5.war to openmeetings
webapp
2. Merged both web.xml files into one.
3. Edited the contextPath in classes/root-web.xml (from red5) to /
openmeetings
After packing
*Has red5 to be the
ROOT webapp, or can I deploy it under /red5 (this works for red5, but
I don't know about OpenMeetings)?*
=> that is what I meant with *naming of the webapp should be openmeetings*
so you should deploy it under the webapp-name openmeetings to prevent too
much trouble in changing
Thanks. Naming the app openmeetings is no problem. Has red5 to be the
ROOT webapp, or can I deploy it under /red5 (this works for red5, but
I don't know about OpenMeetings)?
Which are the relevant settings to change in OpenMeetings?
Matthias
On 2 Sep., 15:43, Sebastian Wagner wrote:
> it will
you need to take the latest war-version of red5 and merge it together with
openmeetings-webapp into one.
no matter if you then zip that that and then call that .war or not ;)
sebastian
2009/9/2 Matthias Debus
>
> I compiled openmeetings before, so that should be not much of a
> problem. And I
it will be much less work for you if you call the resulting webapp
openmeetings!
Cause there are some config values on client and server side that contain
this string.
sebastian
2009/9/2 Sebastian Wagner
> you need to take the latest war-version of red5 and merge it together with
> openmeeting
I compiled openmeetings before, so that should be not much of a
problem. And I know, what web.xml is. :-)
Can you tell me what I need to change?
Matthias
On 2 Sep., 10:59, Sebastian Wagner wrote:
> That is much more then a 1-2-3 step scenario.
> It might also require to recompile some of the c
see also this Issue:
http://code.google.com/p/openmeetings/issues/detail?id=251
sebastian
2009/9/2 Sebastian Wagner
> That is much more then a 1-2-3 step scenario.
> It might also require to recompile some of the code if you chose a
> different name for the war file.
> Do you have experience in
That is much more then a 1-2-3 step scenario.
It might also require to recompile some of the code if you chose a different
name for the war file.
Do you have experience in configuring Java Web-Apps? You should know what
web.xml et cetera is otherwise you will have a hard time to find out.
sebastia
We already have a tomcat server on the machine OpenMeetings is
supposed to run on. That is the reason I can't use the red5 standalone
server.
Which steps do I have to do to get OpenMeetings working as a single
WAR file? I already have red5 running.
Thanks!
Matthias
On 1 Sep., 16:40, Sebastian
the red5 distributed with openmeetings is a also a tomcat server.
You should try that.
Running OpenMeetings a single WAR file would be possible too, but you have
to combine red5-war with it, and this is more work then just some minutes to
correct the paths.
sebastian
2009/9/1 Matthias Debus
>
Hi all,
I'm trying to install OpenMeetings on a server with Tomcat6. Red5 is
already installed as a .war file and listening on port 1935.
How do I need to configure OpenMeetings to work with this? I already
compiled OM from source and produced a .war file out of the "dist"
directory, but no luck
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