Hi,
That looks to me as if it should work. Do you see the log statements
from starting the gbean? If you put log statements in your servlet
when it accesses the static instance which occurs first? You might try
logging the classloaders involved and their parentIds.
thanks
david jencks
On
Dinesh,
I failed to mention that the NullPointerException has already been
fixed on HEAD (not that it makes any difference to you -- the
ClassCastException needs to be fixed...).
--kevan
Hi Hans,
There has been some work on XDoclet support within Geronimo, but I don't believe it's in a usable state.
Depending on your application, you may not need to do anything other
than deploy your application to Geronimo. You may find the following
documentation sites useful:
Geronimo Wiki --
hi Stefan,
thanks for the reply.
when we install the geronimo, we can see that jetty, tomcat and some other GBeans were automaticaly deployed. but we cant see that axis 1.x is deployed with geronimo. do we need to deploy axis GBean before we used that?
thanks
chin
ChinUom wrote:
hi Stefan,
thanks for the reply.
when we install the geronimo, we can see that jetty, tomcat and some other
GBeans were automaticaly deployed. but we cant see that axis 1.x is deployed
with geronimo. do we need to deploy axis GBean before we used that?
No. The GBean
On Sep 13, 2005, at 10:21 PM, Hans Prueller wrote:
Thanks for the tips!
Currently it is impossible to deploy our application.ear because
Geronimo requires an open-ejb-jar.xml and/or a plan for deploying
the contained resource adapter.
The openejb-jar.xml part of the plan is definitely
