I had an issue with JSPs failing to recompile with 4.0.0-beta1 described
http://openejb.979440.n4.nabble.com/openejb-overwrites-tomcat-conf-web-xml-JspServlet-lt-development-gt-parameter-value-td4213081.html#a4216277
here . The issue was caused by openejb overwriting the web.xml file with
its own
doing so directly in the deployer can do the trick i think.
- Romain
2012/2/27 Borislav Kapukaranov
> I've noticed that some kind of chained class loader would fix the issue and
> I already have such mechanism in place - I set it as a thread context class
> loader (TCCL). The problem here is O
I've noticed that some kind of chained class loader would fix the issue and
I already have such mechanism in place - I set it as a thread context class
loader (TCCL). The problem here is OpenEjb sets its internal UrlClassLoader
as TCCL for some reason so multiloader also won't work in this case.
I
Hi guys,
A ThreadContextClassLoader could also fix the issue, but it requires
some change in the code.
Regards
JB
On 02/27/2012 01:24 PM, Romain Manni-Bucau wrote:
Hi,
in tomcat we use this classloader as paretn of the webapp classloader so
everything is fine.
In OSGi i think a kind of mul
Hi,
in tomcat we use this classloader as paretn of the webapp classloader so
everything is fine.
In OSGi i think a kind of multipleclassloader can fix this issue: try to
load the class in openejb application classloader before the bundle
classloader itself.
- Romain
2012/2/27 Borislav Kapukara
Hu,
1. it is to be spec compliant that dev is not the default mode
2. you can customize it, personally i like the default behavior since it
stays easy in dev mode and is often ok in prod mode
3. if your database if not correct, can't be created or is not found a
default one (the one you found in d
Hi Guys,
Just joined the list, nice to meet you all.
We host a series of Tomcat and JBoss VMs and that's our key business area.
We're planning on starting hosting for TomEE within the next week, and have
had a couple of minor issues getting started so I thought I'd mention them.
As our first
