Hello All,
Has anyone ever deployed a stripes application to glassfish or sun appserver? I
have to (sucks for me) and when i attempt to either forward or redirect a user
to another page via a submit button it just goes to default(I guess default
because glassfish logging mech sucks) and I keep com
We have been deploy to glassfish for awhile now on a lot of enivronments
(linux, windows server 2000-2008, etc). We haven't had a problem at with
using stripes and/or glassfish. We have a bunch of third party dependencies
as well (spring/hibernate/etc) and again the all play nicely with glassfish.
Hi Ken,
We are running 1.5 deploymnet, without any problems, except, if you have
a EAR with more than one web-app, than you get burned by glassfish
classloader stuff (at least, I recently did got burn):
lets say you have /admin and /site context (ear with ejb module, and
admin.war and site.w
Thanks I had two contexts in an ear file and that solved my problem.
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Hi Ken,
> to another page via a submit button it just goes to default(I guess default
> because glassfish logging mech sucks) and I keep coming up with the same page.
>
>
if you have problems with logging, just drop your log4j.xml into
domain1/classes directory,
and log to a file which you can
I also had problems with the logging.
I found that if I want to use the standard Glassfish server.log
instead of a separate log file then I have to do the following:
1. In the administrator Glassfish web console on the page Application
Server > Logging > Log Levels. Add an additional paramete