Hi Tim,
I explored more with GEP today and I got further based on your hints and
recommendations. I have a questions about Geronimo repository/shared lib:
It seems to me that Geronimo borrows the repository concepts from maven to
managed shared libraries which can be shared among J2EE
Hi Tim,
I explored more with GEP today and I got further based on your hints and
recommendations. I have a questions about Geronimo repository/shared lib:
It seems to me that Geronimo borrows the repository concepts from maven to
managed shared libraries which can be shared among J2EE
Tim,
I found how to add dep:dependencies in the geronimo-application.xml
Thanks
B
bongosdude wrote:
Hi Tim,
I explored more with GEP today and I got further based on your hints and
recommendations. I have a questions about Geronimo repository/shared lib:
It seems to me that Geronimo
This might also be useful:
http://cwiki.apache.org/GMOxDOC22/classloading.html
slf4j is loaded in the application classloader, not from the geronimo
repository, so our version is going to be available to your
application unless you do something to exclude it. I think you'll
need to
Hi Tim,
Thanks for your quick reply. Let me explore on how to extend the tutorial to
interface with Paypal and see how GEP manages dependent jars file.
I will contact you here for more help.
-B
Tim McConnell wrote:
Hi bonbosdude, thanks for your initial impressions of the Geronimo server
I am new to Geronimo and I have to say that I am quite impressed with it. It
really beats my expectation for a new and young JEE server. IMHO, geronimo
is as good as weblogic. I have followed steps by steps most of geronimo
2.1.1 samples and successfully installed GEP. However, I have problems
Hi bonbosdude, thanks for your initial impressions of the Geronimo server and
corresponding Eclipse Plugin. There are probably multiple methods available to
you to easily accomplish what you're trying to do without have to manually update
deployment descriptors (i.e., your question #2 below).
