I removed Drools jar and its dependencies (Drools API, compiler, and core). I
get below stack trace:
If I keep above, Tomee starts fine. You can reproduce the issue by using a
maven project that has a Seam security dependency and deploy it without
drools dependencies. If you don't want to bother w
I got it working. Seemed to happen right after I tried generating an
emtpy beans.xml file to include with the configuration file list. Or
maybe it was from clicking my heals together..
I was able to get TomEE working.. Looks like the lastest problem I was
running into was because it was overriding my JDBCRealm defined in my
project's context.xml and web.xml with the contents of it's tomee.xml
file datasource settings. Updated the datasource in the tomee.xml file
and it is no
Hi,
first why arent you using tomee (= don't include tomee jar in your webapp)
then i'm sorry but what's your question? not sure i get it right?
finally any clue on your app to see what your are using?
- Romain
2012/7/7 David Nordahl
> I've been trying to get OpenEJB hooked up to my web app
I've been trying to get OpenEJB hooked up to my web app project in
Netbeans and I've been having a lot of problems, but am making progress
but have spent almost 15 hours now looking at mailing list, forum, and
documentation stuff.
I successfully deployed the OpenEJB war with Tomcat after runni
On Jul 6, 2012, at 9:05 AM, zeeman wrote:
> Seam security module has a @Requires on drools. If drools jar is not on class
> path Seam logs a warning. But this should not fail, on jBoss 7 the server
> still loads and a message is logged. But on Tomee the server stops and shows
> a class not found
On Jul 6, 2012, at 10:03 PM, exabrial wrote:
> Not sure I understand... not sure what zip file you're talking about
These:
http://tomee.apache.org/builds.html
-David
