Hi John,
I looked at your blog and I would like to see the entire deployment plan you
are using, what kind of
app you are trying to deploy and what problems you are having.
There is a Spring integration in Geronimo article where you can find details
on how to deploy in
Geronimo each of
The way I see it, a vanilla J2EE application would be deployed in
Geronimo without problems. The issue is, when you depend on projects
that Geronimo also provides and are not part of standard J2EE but became
de facto standards, you have to use a vendor-specific deployment plan.
This is not
Guilherme Rios [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The way I see it, a vanilla J2EE application would be deployed in
Geronimo without problems. The issue is, when you depend on projects
that Geronimo also provides and are not part of standard J2EE but became
de facto standards, you have to use a
I had a difficult time deploying my application to geronimo. I have documented
what I did at
http://johnmammen.blogspot.com/2006/04/how-to-deploy-web-application-based-on.html
If you have any question,clarification on the post, you can post it here and
will reply to it.
Hi John,
I looked at your blog and I would like to see the entire deployment plan you are using, what kind of
app you are trying to deploy and what problems you are having.
There is a Spring integration in Geronimo article where you can find details on how to deploy in
Geronimo each of the
