There seems to be an error with the TomEE.amd64.exe running on an amd64
Windows Server 2008 R2 server.
This a great idea Anthony, I think it should be right on Tomee docs. Can you
update this thread when you have it done? Thanks.
Eclipse is still behaving with Tomee, whenever I make changes (XHTML or
Java) Tomee is restarted, even when I have auto reloading disabled. I have
installed M2e WTP, jars
I'll do a blog about setting up using eclipse, maven and tomee. Do you have
a tomee blog site that i can use?
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On Jun 9, 2012, at 2:24 AM, Anthony Fryer wrote:
> Since 1.0.0 though i don't believe thats the case anymore and that you can
> select the "use workspace metadata" option and it should just work. Would
> be good to get David to confirm that is the case.
Confirmed. The Eclipse/TomEE doc needs
You don't need that lifecycle plugin i showed unless m2e tells you that you
need it. So I'm glad to hear you seem to be up and running now.
The "use workspace metadata (does not modify tomcat installation)" is the
option i use with my tomee server in eclipse. I have also seen the
documentation t
Thank you Anthony, your help has made my life easier.
Currently I'm letting Eclipse control Tomee,
http://openejb.979440.n4.nabble.com/file/n4655536/tomeeEcl.png
Which options do you use so workspace is used? The first option? I got
confused because on Tomee docs it says to use what I'm current
I should mention that m2e will usually add those
org.eclipse.m2e:lifecycle-mapping configurations into your pom.xml for you
if it detects it can't execute a plugin during the eclipse build. You get
an error marker and the quick fix will add the configuration element to your
pom.xml.
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With m2e-wtp you don't need to adjust any of the deployment assembly
settings. Also with m2e you don't need the eclipse maven plugin. Just
create a standard maven project and then import it into eclipse. m2e will
configure most of eclipse automatically. For those plugins that eclipse
can't exec
Anthony,
I have installed m2e-wtp, could you please post a screenshot of your Tomcat
overview settings?
Which mappings do you have in Deployment Assembly (right click on project
you'll see DA) ?
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I have been using tomee with eclipse for about 19 months now and i can verify
that the 1.0.0 release makes it much alot easier than it was. Before that,
you had alot more work to do if you wanted to use workspace metadata as the
server location. Now it works out of the box.
I also think m2e has
Sure, I'll try the latest but few questions:
With below steps the project won't be copied, and xhtml pages will be
reloaded automatically, for java changes I need to restart Tomee. Is this
correct?
1- Make a new folder in my source tree src/main/tomee/conf put server.xml
from Tomee installation
target/ROOT or something like that should help but the
folder will be copied.
server.xml should be in src/main/tomee/conf by default.
just added a parameter (on trunk) skipCurrentProject to be able to avoid
the copy of current artifact even when the packaging type is not pom.
so what you should
Did you try providing an exploded war to warFile parameter of mvn plugin?
I did not use warFile param, I was using ROOT as final name. So I would use
warFile and the name of my project? ROOT in this case since it's folder's
name?
I do have a Maven POM project. Where should I locate the server.xm
Did you try providing an exploded war to warFile parameter of mvn plugin?
Using ROOT as final name can help too.
And to avoid copy create a pom project and provide a custom server.xml with
your context, it should do the trick.
About eclipse you got mvn issues i guess more than wtp ones, maybe m2
Hi David,
I simply followed different guides, ones from Tomee docs and stackoverflow.
These guides tend to leave out some details and that's where I got stuck.
For example, by default Eclipse Tomcat adapter works with a WebContent
folder, but Maven expects web pages to be at src/main/webapp. It's
On Jun 7, 2012, at 7:16 PM, zeeman wrote:
> I was talking about Eclipse IDE, it took me over 4 hours to really figure
> out how to run Tomee with needed project libs from Eclipse.
That's surprising. Things we really bad before the 1.0.0 and after some of the
changes we made it seems to be work
On Jun 7, 2012, at 6:16 PM, zeeman wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have used Jboss AS7 and Glassfish3.1 for JavaEE. Just heard about Tomee
> and migrated a real world project from AS7 to see how it goes. Here is some
> "real feedback"
>
> Good:
> 1- Validation on Tomee is great, it catches things other cont
Thanks for your help Romain.
I was talking about Eclipse IDE, it took me over 4 hours to really figure
out how to run Tomee with needed project libs from Eclipse.
The project works fine in both AS7 and Glassfish. Things did not work as
expected only in Tomee, that's because Tomee uses Myfaces. As
thanks for the feedback,
regarding bad point it seems Intellij IDEA will integrate TomEE in next
version :), hope other ides can do the same, about our examples that's the
goal but we need some more complete samples like moviefun can be. Finally
the issue related to myfaces can be related to the l
Hi,
I have used Jboss AS7 and Glassfish3.1 for JavaEE. Just heard about Tomee
and migrated a real world project from AS7 to see how it goes. Here is some
"real feedback"
Good:
1- Validation on Tomee is great, it catches things other containers don't.
Injection points, etc...
2- It's based on some
We'd like to hear about anything you'd like to tell us. If you're short on
ideas, here are some:
- Ways we can speed up or improve your ability to evaluate TomEE
- Anything you found difficult or inconvenient about using TomEE
- Documentation you would like to see
- Features you would like t
About hibernate o really dont have the choice :p
Well at first i wanted to use jersey too then discovered cxf was really cool
I just wanted to say try it
Le 1 juin 2012 18:03, "David Blevins" a écrit :
> On Jun 1, 2012, at 8:36 AM, Romain Manni-Bucau wrote:
>
> > However, i still wonder what's
On Jun 1, 2012, at 8:36 AM, Romain Manni-Bucau wrote:
> However, i still wonder what's the issue with openjpa and cxf? Typically if
> you need another server use another server
That reads a lot more aggressively than you intended :) I say that knowing you
use Hibernate in TomEE instead of O
http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/openejb/trunk/openejb/examples/tomee-jersey-eclipselink/
i made it working on trunk
the issue were:
1) eclipselink: the jta tx controller was needed and the one we provide is
in common.lib so you can't use it if eclipselink is in the webapp.
Workaround ->
http://sv
On May 31, 2012, at 7:37 AM, Jim May wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I appreciate the effort the community is putting into TomEE. Unfortunately,
> it is a nightmare to use when developing applications. The biggest problem
> is trying to get the dependencies to work together. I use Netbeans IDE and
> I am tr
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>
>
> - Original Message - From: "Jim May"
> To:
> Sent: Friday, June 01, 2012 12:37 AM
> Subject: Feedback on TomEE 1.0.0
>
>
>
> Hello,
>>
>> I appreciate the effort the community is putting into TomEE.
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Enviado el: jueves, 31 de mayo de 2012 16:37
Para: users@openejb.apache.org
Asunto: Feedback on TomEE 1.0.0
Hello,
I appreciate the effort the community is putting into TomEE. Unfortunately, it
is a nightmare to use when developing applications. The biggest
Hi,
not sure about eclipselink but typically hibernate can be put in a webapp
and it works well (logically it should be the same for eclipselink)
about jersey why don't you try cxf?
Well if you can share anything i could have a look.
- Romain
2012/5/31 Jim May
> Hello,
>
> I appreciate the
Best Regards,
Neale Rudd
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- Original Message -
From: "Jim May"
To:
Sent: Friday, June 01, 2012 12:37 AM
Subject: Feedback on TomEE 1.0.0
Hello,
I appreciate the effort the community is putting into TomEE.
Unfortunately,
it is a nightmare to us
Hello,
I appreciate the effort the community is putting into TomEE. Unfortunately,
it is a nightmare to use when developing applications. The biggest problem
is trying to get the dependencies to work together. I use Netbeans IDE and
I am trying to setup a restful webservice with Jersey and Eclipse
Hi,
thanks for the feedback :)
when you speak about Distirbuted Caching what do you think of? tomcat 7
distributed session of distributed L2 caches currently work.
- Romain
2012/5/14 srikanth
> Its simply the superb.. i love it and will encourage it.
>
> I would like to mention need
Its simply the superb.. i love it and will encourage it.
I would like to mention need of features like...
A Distirbuted Caching.
A Bussiness Process Management.
I hate JBoss AS 7 and Redhat as a whole
I'm a great lover and fan of Apache Products...
regards
srikanth
Hi,
Nice to have been helpful!
- Romain
Le 2 mai 2012 04:15, "Abani" a écrit :
> Hi Romain,
>
> I have verified with System.out.println() instead of logger. its works
> fine.
> I followed the instruction mentioned by you.
>
> Regards
> Abani
>
>
Hi Romain,
I have verified with System.out.println() instead of logger. its works fine.
I followed the instruction mentioned by you.
Regards
Abani
Not a bad idea, as a side note you can checkout the site here:
http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/openejb/site/trunk/content/
Another good thing could be a one page cheat sheet.
- Romain
Le 1 mai 2012 13:28, "Chetan Sharma" a écrit :
> Hello,
>
> It will be helpful if you guys could provide a docu
Hello,
It will be helpful if you guys could provide a document help in a pdf file such
that developers can easily read the documentation content. Since I am new to
this so it will take bit time to provide more remarks.
Good work otherwise Guys... Keep it up... :)
Cheers
Chetan
We'd like
Hi Romain,
You are correct. I have checked with Sys.out & its works perfectly.
Thank You so much for your valuable inouts.
Regards,
Abani
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We'd like to hear about anything you'd like to tell us. If you're short on
ideas, here are some:
- Ways we can speed up or improve your ability to evaluate TomEE
- Anything you found difficult or inconvenient about using TomEE
- Documentation you would like to see
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t's now known) hasn't started yet.
>
> Safe to ignore.
>
> Best Regards,
> Neale
>
>
> - Original Message - From: "Eran Medan"
> To:
> Sent: Monday, April 16, 2012 5:16 PM
> Subject: Feedback on TomEE 1.0.0-beta-2
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>
>
>
From: "Eran Medan"
To:
Sent: Monday, April 16, 2012 5:16 PM
Subject: Feedback on TomEE 1.0.0-beta-2
Hi
All tests seem to work well, but I get this error no matter what I do (I'm
starting using bin/startup.bat)
ERROR: OpenEJB webapp was not found
(The first line in the console l
Hi
All tests seem to work well, but I get this error no matter what I do (I'm
starting using bin/startup.bat)
ERROR: OpenEJB webapp was not found
(The first line in the console logs)
I assume I can ignore, but thought it's worth mentioning if not already
known...
Thanks
David,
just one note, i did some changes to disallow a complete webapp to be
treated by OpenEJB.
Dunno if that is still up in the TomcatWebAppBuilder, but in the mid time
that could be helpful.
It can be a servlet context attribute or init property.
org.apache.openejb.tomcat.catalina.TomcatWebA
Thank you so much for the feedback, Lilly!
It would be absolutely fantastic if you could post any errors from the logs or
describe what didn't work with the deployment of both #1 and #2 apps.
For #1, the Java EE TCK is good but you know how portability goes :) Tens of
thousands of tests and st
Hum strange, the download links seem great now.
Didn't do anything but ...
Jean-Louis
2012/3/15 Jean-Louis MONTEIRO
> Hi Adrien,
>
> First of, thanks a lot for the feedback. That is an important point to
> make OpenEJB/TomEE progress in a good way.
>
> Just one note regarding the drop-in-war ap
Hi Adrien,
First of, thanks a lot for the feedback. That is an important point to make
OpenEJB/TomEE progress in a good way.
Just one note regarding the drop-in-war approach versus the TomEE full
package: the drop-in-war should work in most cases, but we had to tweek
tomcat and our integration to
Hello,
Both should definitely work.
If not, let us know so we can fix.
The best is a simple test case (webapp) we can drop in TomEE.
Anyway, thanks for the feedback
Jean-Louis
2012/3/15 Lilly Wang
> Hello,
>
> I have been a Tomcat user for over 10 years. I like Tomcat, because it is
> si
Hello,
I have been a Tomcat user for over 10 years. I like Tomcat, because it is
simple and easy to use, and it always making my web app working.
I like the idea of OpenEJB+Tomcat => Apache TomEE!
I expect:
1) my EE app will work with TomEE as easy as with Tomcat, but it seems not.
2)
Hi,
I've been trying out the OpenEJB / TomEE Plus drop in WAR to deploy some web
apps which use EJBs and have previously been running on GlassFish v3. Initial
testing looks positive and things are running as expected. Thanks for making
this available!
Just a heads up that some of your 4.0.0-be
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