I am using geronimo 1.1.1-rc3. I am using the release candidate instead of 1.1 since 1.1.1 fixes GERONIMO-2125. Is there anyway I can specify, for everything under the application classloader (including child classloaders of the application classloader, such as WAR classloaders),
that the classes
Thanks for all help so far Lasantha!
However, I have not been able to get my test case work yet. More questions:
OK, I understand the concept of writing EJBs and then tell the EJB
container about how to run the EJBs by providing that kind of information
in XML-files specifying names, URL-acces
I also tested it with j2sdk1.4.2_12 and have not seen this problem while
using the deployment plan.
Kevan mentioned there are several bug fixes applied to 1.1.1 which, btw,
it is in the process to be released. I would suggest, when possible, to
try this new release.
Cheers!
Hernan
Fran Vari
Ok, I produced an exception using a fresh install of v1.1. Here is how I did
it. BTW, Hernan, you mentioned that you were using a new JDK version than I
am. Is it possible that the difference in the JDK release could be a player
in this problem?
1) Delete Geronimo 1.1 install directory
2) Unzip G
When I tested using 1.1.1 RC3 all went fine. When I used 1.1 Geronimo failed
on the first hot deployment attempt. Since you are not able to recreate the
problem, I'll try to reinstall 1.1 so that I'm using a clean install. I'm
thinking it might just be that something has been trashed on my local
i
Hi Fran,
I repeated the tests in 1.1.1 RC3 and RC4 and plain 1.1 with similar
results.
It worked for me when I was using the deployment plan, if I don't
specify a plan the deployer dies after/during the third redeployment.
Do you still see that behavior in 1.1 while using the plan?
Cheers!
Hi Fran,
I uninstalled the application first and made sure to delete (if) any
directory structure remaining from the previous deployment (the one
without the plan).
Added the deployment plan, copied the expanded dir into the
\deploy directory and modified the app several times
(about 10) wit
Kevan, thanks for the reply. I did test the same application using 1.1 and
found it to fail. I posted the result to this chain. Also, a bug was
uncovered on this issue where an application using hot deployment fails
after the third iteration. Hernan Cunico was able to reporduce the bug. On
his rec
On Sep 13, 2006, at 8:49 AM, Fran Varin wrote:
Hi Hernan,
I stand corrected...I have tested the simple application with a
"geronimo-web.xml" and it works both using Eclipse (as described in
my post)
and externally. Please note, this time I tested with Geronimo v1.1.1
RC3...is it possible th
I tested the same application using v1.1, that produced a different result.
Geronimo was able to deploy the application initially but, when I made a
change and hot deployed the code Geronimo threw and exception while
attemtpting the deployment. Here are the console messages.
Booting Geronimo Ker
Hi Hernan,
I stand corrected...I have tested the simple application with a
"geronimo-web.xml" and it works both using Eclipse (as described in my post)
and externally. Please note, this time I tested with Geronimo v1.1.1
RC3...is it possible that the behavior I observed prior, while testing with
Hi Hernan,
I did try creating the "gernonimo-web.xml" and received slightly different
behavior. Since the verison is named the application is not placed in the
"default" directory with a numeric folder name. Instead, it is placed in a
folder that bears the name of the application (as you are well
Hi,
I am facing a major problem in deploying a web service which takes
complex type objects as parameters in the document style web service.It
is the same problem with both geronimo 1.0 and geronimo 1.1.
The mapping file and the wsdl file is generated using wscompile tool.
If the web service is
This content is still under development.But It includes some HelloWorld samples..Would you like to try?
http://cwiki.apache.org/GMOxDOC11/deployment-plans-level-1.html
RegardsOn 9/12/06, Mattias Malmgren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello!I have coded Java for 10 years, I know who to write Servlets a
Hi Mattias,
Following are my comments regarding this sample. I think step 1 to 3 you
might have already done. Anyway I am going to put it to clarity.
1. web.xml
You need to add ejb-ref element to the given web.xml as given in below.
Missing geronimo-web.xml in will give a warning. But anyway
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