You can deploy them separately. Just drop the war in your deploy
directory. You shouldn't have any problems looking up the EJB from the
war deploying them this way.
ajay brar wrote:
hi!
this may sound really basic, but how do i deploy a war file(with a
STRUTS application) in Jboss.
this war
hi!
this may sound really basic, but how do i deploy a war file(with a STRUTS
application) in Jboss.
this war will interact with an ejb jar file. Do i need to put the war and
the jar together in an ear file, or do i just put the war file by itself
somewhere.
please help (i have this thig due
I have been using Tomcat for over a year now and I am very happy with
the way it performs. Recently though I have been looking at JBoss,
does any one here use JBoss or have any comments on the differents
besides J2EE compliance. Thanks for your help.
Thanks,
Sloan
JBoss actually uses tomcat (or jetty, (etc...)) to provide its servlet
container functionality.
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I have been using Tomcat for over
Yes I just did some research and realized that JBoss is simply a EJB
app server to add J2EE Beans to the applications. My bad..
Regards,
Sloan
JBoss actually uses tomcat (or jetty, (etc...)) to provide its servlet
container functionality.
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struts.jar to D:
\Java\jboss\tomcat\work\MainEngine\localhost\HelloClient\WEB-INF
\lib\struts.jar
12:47:25,160 ERROR [Digester] Parse Error at line 13 column -1:
Element taglib
requires additional elements.
org.xml.sax.SAXParseException: Element taglib requires additional
elements
Afaik there are some problems with jboss + tomcat classloader since jboss has
an old version of a few commons package on classpath and while deploying the
application it finds the classes there so these jars are used thou struts
requires newer version of them.
It is just an idea.
Tib
Hi,
I got some trouble when I was using your version of Jboss + tomcat,
I have change my jdk to a prior version 1.3.1 and choose to work
with JBoss + Jetty. And now everything working fine.
Hope this help.
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Just for kicks, download jboss-3.0.3/tomcat-4.0.5 and deploy that same
app. It is one of the few versions that I can deploy any of my struts
apps to without having to do work-arounds for classloader issues.
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K, - thanks James. The only thing is that doing this will leave the
issue unresolved for me.
Zain
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K, - thanks James. The only thing is that doing
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works fine -
We had a lots of pain with deploying to jboss. We use tiles extensively.
We tried jboss 3.0.3 w/tomcat, and had a bunch of ClassNotFoundException.
We moved to jboss 3.0.4 w/o tomcat, and things seemed to work, until real
deployment time. After a half day of searching the difference
I've used tomcat 4.1.12 with JBoss 3.0.3 and had things working fine - though it looks
like there may be some tiles-specific issues that are causing
problems.
I believe that changing the JDK, etc may not fix this particualr problem. There's a
continuing thread happening currently
There seems to be an issue going on with the class loader
tiles initialization. Anyone got a struts project working
in the jboss 3.03/tomcat4.1.12 bundle working?
Thanks.
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2002. november 12. 06:08 dátummal Vincent Stoessel ezt írtad:
There seems to be an issue going on with the class loader
tiles initialization. Anyone got a struts project working
in the jboss 3.03/tomcat4.1.12 bundle working?
Yes there is a problem. However standard jboss3.0.4 (without tomcat)
Hi Vincent,
I'd suggest you might want to check out Ant for your
deployment problems. I think you'll be pleased. Export
your code from your Forte workspace and then use Ant
to compile and jar/war/ear it up for you, then place
the war/ear in the required directory in JBoss.
Hello,
I have come a long way in learning to use and love struts 1.1.
I have been using forte for writing code and using tomcat 4.1.10
for my dev server. Now I want to move closer to my original goal
of deploying from jboss. My question that exposes my ignorance is this:
How do you edit your
Vincent, I use JBoss with embedded Tomcat also.
When you drop a war file into the deploy directory, it won't expand like
Tomcat does, the extracted files are buried somewhere in JBoss temp folders.
I found them one time, but figured a redeploy is easier.
You might want to consider setting up
I'm using Struts 1.0 with Tomcat 3.2.2 and JBoss 2.2.2, and am having
trouble deploying struts-example.war.
This may be more of a JBoss issue than a Struts issue, but I'm only having
the problem with Struts right now.
I'm having a CLASSPATH problem where the server is not finding the deployed
Hi,
I am running JBoss-2.2.1 + Tomcat-3.2.1 (single bundle from JBoss) on WinNT.
After I try to deploy a war file (i.e. struts-example.war) into
$JBOSS_TOMCAT_HOME/tomcat/webapps,
the classes and jar files in *WEB-INF/classes* directory and *WEB-INF/lib*
cannot be located by tomcat (I
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